CMRITO News January 2020

Throughout 2020, Deputy Registrar Caroline Morris will be conducting a series of workshops across the province focusing on professional practice. 

The first two workshops – scheduled for Toronto in February and Brampton in March – are now full. If you are still interested in attending either of these events, please use the links in the messages sent to CMRITO members this week to add your name to the waitlists for these sessions. 

The workshops will concentrate on the CMRITO Standards of Practice and patient and family focused care.

Using interactive discussions and case studies, the workshops will cover the accountabilities and practice expectations of each CMRITO member as a self-regulated professional. Attendees will also examine patient communication best practices, and participate in exercises where you can share your expertise and collaborate with colleagues about providing compassionate patient and family focused care to your patients. 
 

The College of Medical Radiation Technologists of Ontario (CMRTO) is pleased to announce that it is now the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO). 

The Medical Radiation and Imaging Technology Act (MRIT Act) came into force on January 1, 2020, replacing the Medical Radiation Technology Act (MRT Act). The MRIT Act changes the name of the College and changes the name of the profession to medical radiation and imaging technology to encompass the regulation of diagnostic medical sonographers by the College, which began in 2018.

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