Mizhel Wage-Hurlock, a medical radiation technologist who works at the Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital, was recognized by her national professional association on March 23, 2026, for her dedication to patient care in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists featured her in a spotlight series that showcases the work of health professionals across the country.
Wage-Hurlock currently works full-time at Insight Medical Imaging and also maintains casual roles at the local hospital and East Edmonton Urgent Care. Since graduating two years ago, she has quickly expanded her skills to include specialized medical imaging such as CT scans and bone density testing.
Her journey into healthcare was inspired by her personal experiences during the births of her two sons, leading her to return to school as a mature student with a family. She successfully completed her professional training at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology after being accepted into the program on her very first application.
The local hospital where she serves the community is an acute care facility that offers 24-hour emergency services and women’s health care. Professionals in her field are currently in high demand across the province, with wages for these roles typically ranging between $36 and $53 per hour.
