Depending on where you wish to work, you may be required to complete some learning about the Canadian health care system before you may be registered. Most regulatory organizations require you to be registered before you may begin your orientation to the work place. This registration may be a provisional license in some provinces. Please contact the regulatory organization of the province where you wish to work for more information.
Marion Hutton, an IEOT who is working in Canada
For information on the registration process and requirements, contact the regulatory organization in the province in which you would like to work.
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