Scholarship Program - Radiodiagnostic Technologist

Southeast Island of Montreal University Health Network groups 26 facilities and serves a population of over 500,000 Montrealers. Affiliated with the University of Montreal, it offers a complete range of primary healthcare and social services, including housing services, general, specialized, superspecialized, and mental health hospital care.

Description Are you in your final year of the radiodiagnostic techniques program? Did you know you could be eligible for a $12,000 scholarship?

The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MHSS), in collaboration with Health Quebec, is renewing this scholarship program to support training and succession in the fields of medical imaging and medical biology laboratories within the health and social services network (HSSN). This program is intended for individuals enrolled full-time in their final year of a college program leading to a radiodiagnostic technologist title.

For the 2026-2027 academic year, Southeast Island of Montreal University Health Network will be awarded several $12,000 scholarships.

Qualifications Eligibility

• To be eligible, the candidate must:
• Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status and reside in Quebec;
• Be enrolled and accepted in a program of study targeted by this scholarship program, offered by a recognized Quebec education institution, and pursuing their program of study full-time;
• Be selected by one of the Health Quebec (HQ) facilities through the application selection process;
• Submit a scholarship application before the end of their final year of training.
• Commitment
• Selected individuals must:
• Obtain the degree of study targeted by the scholarship program within the normally prescribed timeframe for full-time enrollment;
• Work as a medical imaging technologist or medical technologist, according to the degree obtained, in one of the Health Quebec (HQ) facilities, for a minimum of two (2) years, upon obtaining the DEC;
• Offer and respect full-time availability in accordance with local collective agreements and adapted to the needs of the facility;
• Work on day, evening, or night shifts, as needed by the facility;
• Provide proof of obtaining the DEC targeted by the scholarship program, as well as a copy of the license issued by the Order of Medical Imaging Technologists, Radio-Oncology, and Medical Electrophysiology of Quebec (OMITROEPMQ) upon obtaining the DEC.

To apply: Interested in this scholarship? Submit your application before August 25, 2026

Documents to include with your application

• Recent curriculum vitae;
• Letter of motivation explaining the reasons for your application;
• A letter of enrollment confirmation from your educational institution.

Questions? Our team is here to help. Contact us at: recruitment.project.cemtl@ssss.gouv.qc.ca

Employment Equity Program

Southeast Island of Montreal University Health Network is committed to employment equity principles and encourages women, visible minorities, ethnic minorities, Indigenous peoples, and people with disabilities to apply. We appreciate you sharing any disability that may require technical and physical accommodation during the selection process. Rest assured that we will treat this information with confidentiality.

To facilitate reading, we have used the masculine gender as a neutral gender to refer to both women and men.