Module 13 - CAMRT Flashcards
(19 cards)
What is the role of the CAMRT?
It is the national certifying body for MRTs in Canada.
What disciplines does the CAMRT certify?
Radiography, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, and Radiation Therapy.
What must students complete before writing the CAMRT certification exam?
An accredited educational program.
What framework is used for the CAMRT Competency Profile?
The CanMEDS educational framework.
How many professional roles are in the CAMRT Competency Profile?
Seven.
Name one role from the CAMRT Competency Profile.
Clinical Expert.
What is the purpose of the CAMRT Competency Profile?
To define entry-level practice standards and guide curriculum and exams.
How often is the CAMRT Competency Profile updated?
Approximately every five years.
What is the format of the CAMRT certification exam?
185 multiple-choice questions in 4 hours.
What percentage of CAMRT exam questions are application/critical thinking-based?
At least 80%.
What is the largest content category on the CAMRT exam?
Clinical Expert.
What do secondary weightings in the exam blueprint indicate?
The frequency of topics like procedures and body systems on the exam.
Why is accreditation important for radiography programs?
It ensures consistent, high-quality education and eligibility for certification.
How often do accredited programs undergo review?
Every 4–6 years.
Who conducts program accreditation reviews?
Accreditation Canada.
What professional opportunities exist after MRT graduation?
Clinical practice, specialization, education, leadership, and advocacy roles.
What is the CAMRT Site Ambassador Network?
A professional networking and leadership opportunity for MRTs.
What additional document supports the Competency Profile?
The Companion Document.
What do CAMRT Best Practice Guidelines focus on?
Professional attitudes and soft skills for MRTs.
