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Finishing my prerequisite and had a question

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I'm just about done with prerequisites an going to start applying for programs. I work at a hospital now as a sterile tech. I'm in California now but have been having thoughts about maybe when I'm done, trying to work on Canada. An just wanted to know if there's a different route or test I'm supposed to take to make that happen? For example I know if I wanted to work in Canada now as a sterile tech I'd need a different type of certification. Any one know any information on working in Canada as a Rad tech. Or IR tech. Thanks

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