Nova Scotia College of Medical Laboratory Technologists

Internationally Educated

The College must confirm that your education is substantially equivalent to that of a Canadian MLT graduate. To complete a substantial equivalency (prior learning assessment).

Click here for the prior learning assessment requirements CSMLS PLA

Clik here for the prior learning assessment requirements CAMLPR PLA

The following documents are required. 

  • Official copy of Prior Learning Assessment 
  • Proof of completion of course(s) or completion of bridging program (if applicable)
  • Proof of registration (receipt or confirmation email) OR evidence of successful completion of a entry to practice exam.
  • Proof of Professional Liability Insurance of $2,000,000
  • Proposed employer's intent to hire letter 
  • Completed Acknowledgement of Supervision form (if applicable)
  • Evidence of NSCMLT English language requirements (refer to the English Language Proficiency policy)
  • Canadian government issued photo identification (Canadian birth certificate, Canadian passport, proof of landed immigrant resident status, or copy of a valid work permit) 
  • Copy of criminal records check (CRC)/ vulnerable sector check (VSC) 
  • Current résumé

Please Remember:

You cannot work in Nova Scotia until you have received notice from NSCMLT that your application has been approved.

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The button below will take you to our registrant software, where you will complete the registration process. Your progress will be saved, so you can return at any time to complete the application, should you be unable to complete it at once.

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NSCMLT has created a Step-by-Step Guide to working in Nova Scotia as an Internationally Educated Medical Laboratory Technologist. This guide provides all the information and resources you’ll need to practice in Nova Scotia.

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Land Acknowledgement - NSCMLT would like to begin by respectfully acknowledging that the province of Nova Scotia is the ancestral homelands of many diverse populations and acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands, referred to as Mi'kma'ki the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq People who are the founding people of Nova Scotia under the "Treaties of Peace and Friendship". We respect the Peace and Friendship treaties, we acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourselves to move forward in partnership with Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.  

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202_1597 Bedford Hwy

Bedford NS  B4A 1E7

Phone 902-789-6465

Email info@nscmlt.org - We request that you email to schedule an appointment to ensure we are in the office and have availability. 

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