Important Notice: Effective May 31, 2026, CAMRT Exam Preparation Courses 1, 2 and 3 are being phased out and are no longer available for new purchases.
This change reflects CAMRT’s ongoing development of the National Experiential Bridging Program, which will include new eLearning resources designed to support preparation for Canadian MRT practice. These new resources will be delivered through CAMRT’s learning platform. As part of this transition, the current exam preparation courses are being retired.
The courses are currently hosted on the Elsevier Evolve learning management system, which will be replaced in the future. Once the platform is decommissioned, access to these courses will no longer be available.
Individuals who purchased one or more of the courses before May 31, 2026, will retain access until December 31, 2026, or until the Elsevier Evolve platform is decommissioned, whichever occurs first.
Questions? Please contact certification@camrt.ca.
Exam Preparation Courses
- Exam Preparation Course 1: Radiographic Procedures and Pathology
This course provides content on patient positioning & assessment of images for quality, identification of anatomy and pathology and proper positioning. This is an image-based online course designed review positioning for radiographic procedures, refine skills in image analysis for diagnostic and technical acceptability and enhance the recognition of radiographic appearances of common pathological conditions. The course has 22 modules. Modules 1-3 cover preliminary steps in radiography, compensating filters, and general anatomy and radiographic positioning terminology. Modules 4-19 cover radiography and positioning of various skeletal structures and areas of the body. Modules 20-22 cover indications, procedure and imaging in Computed Tomography (CT), Bone Mineral Densitometry (BMD) and Interventional Radiology (IR). The course can be taken at any time at your own pace.
- Exam Preparation Course 2: Patient Management
This course discusses professional practice, patient care procedures, venipuncture and use of contrast agents and patient management to include transmission of infection and principles of asepsis, patient assessment, care of patient with therapeutic and supportive devices and response in emergency situations. Course material is divided into 6 modules. The course can be taken at any time at your own pace.
- Exam Preparation Course 3: Radiographic Equipment and Imaging
This course reviews fundamental principles of radiographic imaging and current practice of radiography in Canada. This online course provides the student with the knowledge and skills for the operation and monitoring of various types of radiographic equipment, including digital imaging and CT, as well as discussion on radiation protection measures as per Canadian standards. The course is divided into 8 modules and can be taken at any time at your own pace.