Does medical imaging belong to the category of skilled immigrants in Canada?

I think so. Among the 38 categories of occupations newly announced by the Canadian Immigration Department, there is one category: 32 15 medical radiologist. The specific explanation is as follows: 1. An overview of the responsibilities of medical radiologists in Canada, including these technicians, operate radiography and radiotherapy equipment to manage radiotherapy and output images of human structures for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries and diseases. They are employed in hospitals, cancer treatment centers, clinics and radiation laboratories. The supervisor or instructor of medical radiation technology experts also belongs to this category. Second, the title example of Canadian medical radiologist title example X-ray (radiology) technician X-ray (radiology) technician clinical lecturer, radiotherapy mammography technician breast photography technician nuclear medicine clinical lecturer nuclear medicine technician radiation oncology technician radiotherapy therapist (RTT) radiation photography technician radiation photography technician radiation therapy technician nuclear medicine technician, supervisor, nuclear medicine technician III. Employment requirements and immigration conditions Employment requirements 1) Two to three years of professional study in schools, hospitals or other approved institutions, including: diagnostic radiology (radiologist), nuclear medical technology (nuclear medical technician) or radiotherapy (radiotherapy specialist); Or have a bachelor's degree in health science in nuclear medicine or radiotherapy, and need a period of practical training in supervision. 2) Except Quebec, all other provinces are required to hold certificates issued by Canadian Medical Radiology Technology Association. 3) The director of medical imaging department must have rich clinical experience.