Edmonton Journal
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Aug 3, 2026
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Medical staff concerned Alberta's new testing regime may leave them overwhelmed
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Medical staff concerned Alberta's new testing regime may leave them overwhelmed
"Across Alberta medical radiation technologists are already working in an environment marked by workforce shortages, increasing imaging volumes and growing wait lists."
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By Matthew Black
Published Aug 03, 2026
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