CPD Resource Collections is an online source for specialty collections of CAMRT-developed education, training and connections to trusted external resources. We have gathered together several highlights, allowing easy access to the learning you rely on and facilitating simple sharing with your peers and students. We currently highlight resource collections on diversity, research and AI.
CPD Supporting Diversity
On this page, find resources that train, support and empower you and your colleagues to thrive in Canada’s diverse landscape.
This list includes free webinars and in-depth modules, all tailored to the MRT, that are accessible, immediately applicable to your clinical, managerial or education work, and up-to-date.
Click through to browse our offerings that cover:
- Supporting Multiculturalism
- Embracing Gender Diversity
- Indigeneity & Reconciliation
- Trauma-Informed Resources
- Supporting Patients with Disabilities
- Supporting Pediatric & Geriatric Care
- Enhancing Communication
- Leadership & Healthcare Ethics
CPD Supporting Research
- A PDF resource that introduces you to the format, rationale and scoring norms for scientific abstracts, including tips and tricks to help your acceptance rate. This includes a look at research, foundational knowledge, the National Conference submission abstract guidelines and expert input from Carly McCuaig, Managing Editor, Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences on publishing pitfalls and hints.
- Video resources have been developed as an accessible way to walk you through common pitfalls and ways to set yourself up for success as an MRT-Author! These are two free conversational video resources that will give concrete and encouraging examples and build your ability to write and publish abstracts. They are intended to enhance and support the written resources provided.
- Stream our first video with Megan Brydon, RTNM, FCAMRT, Past-President and then join our second video from Brian Liszewski, M.R.T.(T.), BSc., Past Guest-Editor of JMIRS. You can also access the PDF Resource in the LMS! All resources are free!
CPD: Negotiating Artificial Intelligence
This resource is under development for a launch in 2026!
Until then, enjoy our recent webinar series on AI in Healthcare or our full-length course on Artificial Intelligence!
- Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare Professionals: Part 1 , Part 2, and Part 3 (all free for members!) with Dr Daniel Zikovitz, offering both a macro and focussed view on the ways that AI is already a part of your day as an MRT and the ways it is changing the future of radiology.
- Are you interested in the ways that AI is implemented as a part of mammography, or unsure of how it is used? Join us for a free webinar from Dr. Vivianne Freitas (MD., Ass. Professor, UofT), a breast radiologist who leads AI-driven breast cancer research, From Pixels to Priorities: AI-Driven Solutions for Lesion Detection & Workflow Optimization. She will help you to understand the clinical applications of AI tools in mammography; recognize potential challenges in implementing AI and develop the ability to critically assess AI products. This webinar is free for members thanks to support from Hologic.
- Our full-length course, AI and its Application in Medical Radiation Technology, was designed for practicing MRTs interested in foundational understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) as it applies to their field. It will cover the basic concepts relevant to machine learning and big data, as well as how emerging AI strategies will impact medical imaging and radiation therapy practice, including practical, ethical, regulatory, and professional considerations.
- Consider a recent webinar Accelerating MRI: Lessons on AI-Powered Software | from colleague Brad Barr (Senior MRI Technologist, Shared Health Diagnostic Imaging), who was a vital part of the team that successfully launched Canada’s first AI powered MRI software installation of a deep learning reconstruction technology. Analyze the impact of AI-powered MRI software on diagnostic imaging efficiency, evaluate how workflow redesign and team-led innovation contributed to improved patient access, safety, and experience in a mid-sized healthcare setting, and explain the relationship between technological advancements, MRTs and patient-centered outcomes. This webinar was co-presented by CAMRT-MB and is offered on-demand free for members. Perfect for those interested in new developments, leading change in their own areas, or MRTs interested in how technological changes impact the teams that use them.