A state-by-state overview of radiology and radiologic technology licensing, state radiology societies, and key regulatory and professional resources across the United States.
Alabama
Alabama Radiology License Information
In Alabama, radiologic technology and radiation use are overseen primarily by the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) – Radiation Control Program. Radiologic technologists typically hold national credentials and must comply with state radiation safety rules.
Most imaging professionals in Alabama are certified through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB), depending on specialty. Facilities must meet state inspection standards for radiation-producing equipment.
Continuing education generally follows ARRT requirements, with technologists maintaining 24 CE credits every two years to keep credentials current.
The main professional group for technologists is the Alabama Society of Radiologic Technologists (ALSRT), while radiologists are represented by the Alabama Academy of Radiology.
- Regulator: Alabama Department of Public Health – Radiation Control Program
- Technologist Society: Alabama Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Alabama Academy of Radiology
Alaska
Alaska Radiology License Information
In Alaska, radiation-producing equipment and safety standards are managed by the Alaska Department of Health through its radiation control regulations. Radiologic technologists generally practice under national certification standards.
Most imaging personnel hold ARRT or NMTCB credentials, and employers often require current national registration plus adherence to state radiation safety rules.
Continuing education expectations typically mirror ARRT’s 24 CE credits per biennium for technologists.
Radiology professionals in Alaska connect through organizations such as the Alaska Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Alaska Radiological Society, which support education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Alaska Department of Health – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Alaska Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Alaska Radiological Society
Arizona
Arizona Radiology License Information
Arizona regulates radiologic technologists and radiation use through the Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency (ARRA), which sets standards for operators and facilities.
Technologists typically must be licensed or certified by the state and hold ARRT credentials in their modality, including radiography, CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine.
Ongoing education is required to maintain both state licensure and national certification, with CE tracking aligned to ARRT or NMTCB cycles.
The Arizona Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Arizona Radiological Society provide professional networking, legislative advocacy, and CME.
- Regulator: Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency
- Technologist Society: Arizona Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Arizona Radiological Society
Arkansas
Arkansas Radiology License Information
In Arkansas, radiologic technologists are regulated by the Arkansas Department of Health – Radiation Control Section, which oversees licensing and radiation safety.
Technologists generally must hold ARRT credentials and meet state requirements to perform diagnostic imaging, fluoroscopy, CT, and other modalities.
Continuing education is required to maintain both state recognition and national certification, with CE typically following ARRT’s biennial standards.
The Arkansas Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Arkansas Radiological Society support education, professional development, and advocacy.
- Regulator: Arkansas Department of Health – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Arkansas Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Arkansas Radiological Society
California
California Radiology License Information
California has one of the most detailed regulatory frameworks for imaging professionals, administered by the California Department of Public Health – Radiologic Health Branch (RHB).
Radiologic technologists, fluoroscopy operators, and nuclear medicine technologists must hold state certificates in addition to ARRT or NMTCB credentials, and must pass state examinations for certain categories.
Licensees must complete approved continuing education units to renew their California certificates, with requirements varying by license type.
The California Society of Radiologic Technologists (CSRT) and the California Radiological Society are key professional organizations for technologists and radiologists.
- Regulator: California Department of Public Health – Radiologic Health Branch
- Technologist Society: California Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: California Radiological Society
Colorado
Colorado Radiology License Information
Colorado regulates radiation-producing equipment and safety through the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), Radiation Program.
While Colorado historically has not licensed technologists in the same way as some states, employers commonly require ARRT certification and adherence to state radiation rules.
Continuing education is driven by national certification requirements and institutional policies.
The Colorado Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Colorado Radiological Society provide education, advocacy, and professional networking.
- Regulator: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment – Radiation Program
- Technologist Society: Colorado Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Colorado Radiological Society
Connecticut
Connecticut Radiology License Information
Connecticut licenses radiologic technologists through the Connecticut Department of Public Health, which sets standards for education and practice.
Applicants typically must graduate from an accredited program, pass the ARRT exam, and meet state-specific application requirements to obtain a license.
License renewal requires periodic continuing education, often aligned with ARRT’s 24 CE credits every two years.
The Connecticut Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Connecticut Radiological Society support imaging professionals with education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Connecticut Department of Public Health
- Technologist Society: Connecticut Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Connecticut Radiological Society
Delaware
Delaware Radiology License Information
Delaware regulates radiologic technologists through the Delaware Division of Professional Regulation and its associated boards, along with radiation control rules from the state health department.
Technologists generally must hold ARRT credentials and meet state requirements to practice diagnostic imaging.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and to maintain national certification.
The Delaware Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Delaware Radiological Society provide professional support and educational opportunities.
- Regulator: Delaware Division of Professional Regulation / State Health Department
- Technologist Society: Delaware Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Delaware Radiological Society
Florida
Florida Radiology License Information
Florida licenses radiologic technologists through the Florida Department of Health – Radiologic Technology, which oversees certification and practice.
Applicants must complete an approved educational program, pass the ARRT exam (or equivalent), and meet state-specific criteria for licensure.
License renewal requires continuing education, including specific hours in radiation safety and applicable Florida regulations.
The Florida Society of Radiologic Technologists (FSRT) and the Florida Radiological Society are key organizations for imaging professionals in the state.
- Regulator: Florida Department of Health – Radiologic Technology
- Technologist Society: Florida Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Florida Radiological Society
Georgia
Georgia Radiology License Information
Georgia regulates radiation-producing equipment and safety through the Georgia Department of Community Health – Radiation Control, while technologist credentialing is largely based on national certification.
Most employers require ARRT certification for radiographers, CT technologists, MRI technologists, and other imaging specialists.
Continuing education is driven by ARRT requirements and institutional policies.
The Georgia Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Georgia Radiological Society support education, advocacy, and professional networking.
- Regulator: Georgia Department of Community Health – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Georgia Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Georgia Radiological Society
Hawaii
Hawaii Radiology License Information
Hawaii oversees radiation safety and imaging facilities through the Hawaii Department of Health – Radiation Section, which regulates equipment and exposure standards.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers may require proof of national certification and compliance with state rules.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT requirements and facility policies.
The Hawaii Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Hawaii Radiological Society provide professional development and advocacy for imaging staff.
- Regulator: Hawaii Department of Health – Radiation Section
- Technologist Society: Hawaii Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Hawaii Radiological Society
Idaho
Idaho Radiology License Information
Idaho regulates radiation-producing machines and safety through the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare – Radiation Control Program.
Radiologic technologists generally practice under national certification standards, with ARRT credentials commonly required by employers.
Continuing education is primarily tied to ARRT or NMTCB maintenance requirements.
The Idaho Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Idaho Radiological Society support imaging professionals with education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Idaho Department of Health and Welfare – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Idaho Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Idaho Radiological Society
Illinois
Illinois Radiology License Information
Illinois licenses radiologic technologists through the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) – Division of Nuclear Safety, which oversees radiation safety and operator credentials.
Technologists must meet education requirements, pass ARRT exams, and obtain state accreditation to perform diagnostic imaging.
Continuing education is required for renewal of state accreditation and national certification.
The Illinois Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Illinois Radiological Society are key professional organizations in the state.
- Regulator: Illinois Emergency Management Agency – Division of Nuclear Safety
- Technologist Society: Illinois Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Illinois Radiological Society
Indiana
Indiana Radiology License Information
Indiana regulates radiologic technologists through the Indiana State Department of Health – Radiology Program, which sets standards for operator licensing and radiation safety.
Applicants typically must complete an accredited program, pass the ARRT exam, and meet state application requirements to obtain a license.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and to maintain ARRT credentials.
The Indiana Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Indiana Radiological Society provide education, networking, and advocacy.
- Regulator: Indiana State Department of Health – Radiology Program
- Technologist Society: Indiana Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Indiana Radiological Society
Iowa
Iowa Radiology License Information
Iowa licenses radiologic technologists through the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services – Bureau of Radiological Health.
Technologists must complete an approved educational program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria to obtain and maintain licensure.
Continuing education is required for renewal, with CE hours aligned to state and ARRT standards.
The Iowa Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Iowa Radiological Society support imaging professionals with education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Iowa Department of Health and Human Services – Bureau of Radiological Health
- Technologist Society: Iowa Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Iowa Radiological Society
Kansas
Kansas Radiology License Information
Kansas regulates radiation-producing equipment and safety through the Kansas Department of Health and Environment – Radiation Control Program.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation safety regulations.
Continuing education is guided by national certification requirements and facility policies.
The Kansas Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Kansas Radiological Society provide professional support and educational resources.
- Regulator: Kansas Department of Health and Environment – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Kansas Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Kansas Radiological Society
Kentucky
Kentucky Radiology License Information
Kentucky licenses radiologic technologists through the Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (KBMIRT), which sets education, examination, and practice standards.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT or equivalent exams, and meet state requirements for licensure.
License renewal requires continuing education, including specific hours in radiation safety and modality-specific topics.
The Kentucky Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Kentucky Radiological Society support imaging professionals statewide.
- Regulator: Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy
- Technologist Society: Kentucky Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Kentucky Radiological Society
Louisiana
Louisiana Radiology License Information
Louisiana regulates radiologic technologists through the Louisiana State Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners (LSRTBE), which oversees licensing and practice standards.
Technologists must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state-specific requirements to obtain and renew licensure.
Continuing education is mandatory for license renewal, with defined CE hour requirements.
The Louisiana Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Louisiana Radiological Society provide education and advocacy for imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Louisiana State Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners
- Technologist Society: Louisiana Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Louisiana Radiological Society
Maine
Maine Radiology License Information
Maine oversees radiation safety and imaging facilities through the Maine Radiation Control Program, part of the state health department.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT requirements and institutional policies.
The Maine Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Maine Radiological Society support imaging professionals with education and networking.
- Regulator: Maine Radiation Control Program
- Technologist Society: Maine Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Maine Radiological Society
Maryland
Maryland Radiology License Information
Maryland licenses radiologic technologists through the Maryland Board of Physicians – Radiography and Radiation Therapy, which sets education and practice requirements.
Applicants must complete an approved program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and to maintain national certification.
The Maryland Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Maryland Radiological Society provide professional support and CME opportunities.
- Regulator: Maryland Board of Physicians – Radiography
- Technologist Society: Maryland Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Maryland Radiological Society
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Radiology License Information
Massachusetts regulates radiologic technologists through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health – Radiation Control Program.
Technologists must meet education standards, pass ARRT exams, and obtain state licensure to practice.
Continuing education is required for license renewal, with CE hours aligned to state and ARRT requirements.
The Massachusetts Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Massachusetts Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: Massachusetts Department of Public Health – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Massachusetts Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Massachusetts Radiological Society
Michigan
Michigan Radiology License Information
Michigan regulates radiation-producing equipment and safety through the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) – Radiological Protection.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require adherence to state radiation safety rules.
Continuing education is driven by national certification requirements and institutional policies.
The Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Michigan Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Michigan EGLE – Radiological Protection
- Technologist Society: Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Michigan Radiological Society
Minnesota
Minnesota Radiology License Information
Minnesota oversees radiation safety through the Minnesota Department of Health – Radiation Control, which regulates imaging equipment and exposure standards.
Radiologic technologists generally practice under ARRT certification, with employers enforcing credential and safety requirements.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The Minnesota Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Minnesota Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: Minnesota Department of Health – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Minnesota Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Minnesota Radiological Society
Mississippi
Mississippi Radiology License Information
Mississippi regulates radiologic technologists through the Mississippi State Department of Health – Radiological Health, which oversees licensing and radiation safety.
Technologists must meet education requirements, pass ARRT exams, and comply with state rules to practice.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification maintenance.
The Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Mississippi Radiological Society provide professional support.
- Regulator: Mississippi State Department of Health – Radiological Health
- Technologist Society: Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Mississippi Radiological Society
Missouri
Missouri Radiology License Information
Missouri regulates radiation-producing equipment and safety through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services – Bureau of Radiological Health.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by national certification requirements and institutional policies.
The Missouri Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Missouri Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services – Radiological Health
- Technologist Society: Missouri Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Missouri Radiological Society
Montana
Montana Radiology License Information
Montana oversees radiation safety and imaging facilities through the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services – Radiation Control.
Radiologic technologists generally practice under ARRT certification, with employers enforcing credential and safety requirements.
Continuing education is driven by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The Montana Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Montana Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Montana Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Montana Radiological Society
Nebraska
Nebraska Radiology License Information
Nebraska licenses radiologic technologists through the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services – Licensure Unit, which sets education and practice standards.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The Nebraska Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Nebraska Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services – Licensure Unit
- Technologist Society: Nebraska Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Nebraska Radiological Society
Nevada
Nevada Radiology License Information
Nevada regulates radiologic technologists through the Nevada State Health Division – Radiation Control Program, which oversees licensing and radiation safety.
Technologists must meet education requirements, pass ARRT exams, and comply with state rules to practice.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification maintenance.
The Nevada Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Nevada Radiological Society provide professional support.
- Regulator: Nevada State Health Division – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: Nevada Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Nevada Radiological Society
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Radiology License Information
New Hampshire oversees radiation safety through the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services – Radiological Health Section.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The New Hampshire Society of Radiologic Technologists and the New Hampshire Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: New Hampshire DHHS – Radiological Health
- Technologist Society: New Hampshire Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: New Hampshire Radiological Society
New Jersey
New Jersey Radiology License Information
New Jersey licenses radiologic technologists through the New Jersey Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners, under the Department of Environmental Protection.
Technologists must complete an approved program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state requirements for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal, with specific CE hour requirements.
The New Jersey Society of Radiologic Technologists and the New Jersey Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: New Jersey Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners
- Technologist Society: New Jersey Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: New Jersey Radiological Society
New Mexico
New Mexico Radiology License Information
New Mexico regulates radiologic technologists through the New Mexico Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Program, part of the state regulation and licensing department.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT or equivalent exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The New Mexico Society of Radiologic Technologists and the New Mexico Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: New Mexico Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Program
- Technologist Society: New Mexico Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: New Mexico Radiological Society
New York
New York Radiology License Information
New York licenses radiologic technologists through the New York State Department of Health – Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection.
Technologists must meet education standards, pass ARRT exams, and obtain state licensure to practice.
Continuing education is required for license renewal, with CE hours aligned to state and ARRT requirements.
The New York State Society of Radiologic Sciences and the New York State Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: New York State Department of Health – Radiation Protection
- Technologist Society: New York State Society of Radiologic Sciences
- Radiologist Society: New York State Radiological Society
North Carolina
North Carolina Radiology License Information
North Carolina regulates radiologic technologists through the North Carolina Radiologic Imaging and Radiation Therapy Board of Examiners and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state licensure requirements.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The North Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists and the North Carolina Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: North Carolina Radiologic Imaging and Radiation Therapy Board
- Technologist Society: North Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: North Carolina Radiological Society
North Dakota
North Dakota Radiology License Information
North Dakota oversees radiation safety through the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality – Radiation Control Program.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists and the North Dakota Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: North Dakota Radiological Society
Ohio
Ohio Radiology License Information
Ohio licenses radiologic technologists through the Ohio Department of Health – Radiologic Licensure, which regulates education, testing, and practice standards.
Applicants must complete an approved program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria to obtain a license in radiography, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy.
Continuing education is required for license renewal, with specific CE hour requirements and content expectations.
The Ohio Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Ohio Radiological Society provide education, advocacy, and professional networking.
- Regulator: Ohio Department of Health – Radiologic Licensure
- Technologist Society: Ohio Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Ohio Radiological Society
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Radiology License Information
Oklahoma regulates radiologic technologists through the Oklahoma State Department of Health – Medical Facilities and Radiation Protection.
Technologists must meet education requirements, pass ARRT exams, and comply with state rules to practice.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification maintenance.
The Oklahoma Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Oklahoma Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Oklahoma State Department of Health – Radiation Protection
- Technologist Society: Oklahoma Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Oklahoma Radiological Society
Oregon
Oregon Radiology License Information
Oregon licenses radiologic technologists through the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging (OBMI), which regulates education, testing, and practice.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT or equivalent exams, and meet state criteria for licensure in their modality.
Continuing education is required for license renewal, with defined CE hour requirements.
The Oregon Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Oregon Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: Oregon Board of Medical Imaging
- Technologist Society: Oregon Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Oregon Radiological Society
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Radiology License Information
Pennsylvania regulates radiation-producing equipment and safety through the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Bureau of Radiation Protection.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The Pennsylvania Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Pennsylvania Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Pennsylvania DEP – Bureau of Radiation Protection
- Technologist Society: Pennsylvania Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Pennsylvania Radiological Society
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Radiology License Information
Rhode Island licenses radiologic technologists through the Rhode Island Department of Health – Radiologic Technology.
Technologists must complete an approved program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state requirements for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The Rhode Island Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Rhode Island Radiological Society provide professional support.
- Regulator: Rhode Island Department of Health – Radiologic Technology
- Technologist Society: Rhode Island Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Rhode Island Radiological Society
South Carolina
South Carolina Radiology License Information
South Carolina regulates radiologic technologists through the South Carolina Radiation Quality Standards Association (SC RQSA) and the state health department’s radiation control program.
Technologists typically must hold ARRT credentials and comply with state standards for imaging practice.
Continuing education is required to maintain credentials and meet state expectations.
The South Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists and the South Carolina Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control – Radiation Control
- Technologist Society: South Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: South Carolina Radiological Society
South Dakota
South Dakota Radiology License Information
South Dakota oversees radiation safety through the South Dakota Department of Health – Office of Health Protection.
Radiologic technologists generally practice under ARRT certification, with employers enforcing credential and safety requirements.
Continuing education is driven by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The South Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists and the South Dakota Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: South Dakota Department of Health – Health Protection
- Technologist Society: South Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: South Dakota Radiological Society
Tennessee
Tennessee Radiology License Information
Tennessee licenses radiologic technologists through the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners – Radiologic Imaging and Radiation Therapy.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The Tennessee Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Tennessee Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners – Radiologic Imaging
- Technologist Society: Tennessee Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Tennessee Radiological Society
Texas
Texas Radiology License Information
Texas licenses medical radiologic technologists through the Texas Medical Board – Medical Radiologic Technologist Program, while radiation safety is overseen by the Department of State Health Services.
Applicants must complete an approved program, pass ARRT or state exams, and meet licensure requirements.
Continuing education is required for license renewal, with specific CE hour requirements.
The Texas Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Texas Radiological Society support imaging professionals and radiologists.
- Regulator: Texas Medical Board – Medical Radiologic Technologist Program
- Technologist Society: Texas Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Texas Radiological Society
Utah
Utah Radiology License Information
Utah licenses radiologic technologists through the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL), which sets education and practice standards.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The Utah Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Utah Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
- Technologist Society: Utah Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Utah Radiological Society
Vermont
Vermont Radiology License Information
Vermont oversees radiation safety through the Vermont Department of Health – Radiological Health Program.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The Vermont Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Vermont Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Vermont Department of Health – Radiological Health
- Technologist Society: Vermont Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Vermont Radiological Society
Virginia
Virginia Radiology License Information
Virginia regulates radiologic technologists through the Virginia Board of Medicine – Radiologic Technology, and radiation safety through the Department of Health.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state licensure requirements.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Virginia Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: Virginia Board of Medicine – Radiologic Technology
- Technologist Society: Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Virginia Radiological Society
Washington
Washington Radiology License Information
Washington licenses radiologic technologists through the Washington State Department of Health – Radiologic Technologist Program.
Technologists must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The Washington Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Washington State Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Washington State Department of Health – Radiologic Technologist Program
- Technologist Society: Washington Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Washington State Radiological Society
West Virginia
West Virginia Radiology License Information
West Virginia licenses radiologic technologists through the West Virginia Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Board of Examiners.
Applicants must complete an accredited program, pass ARRT or equivalent exams, and meet state criteria for licensure.
Continuing education is required for license renewal and national certification.
The West Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists and the West Virginia Radiological Society provide education and advocacy.
- Regulator: West Virginia Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Board
- Technologist Society: West Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: West Virginia Radiological Society
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Radiology License Information
Wisconsin oversees radiation safety through the Wisconsin Department of Health Services – Radiation Protection.
Radiologic technologists typically hold ARRT credentials, and employers require compliance with state radiation regulations.
Continuing education is guided by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The Wisconsin Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Wisconsin Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Wisconsin Department of Health Services – Radiation Protection
- Technologist Society: Wisconsin Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Wisconsin Radiological Society
Wyoming
Wyoming Radiology License Information
Wyoming oversees radiation safety through the Wyoming Department of Health – Radiological Health.
Radiologic technologists generally practice under ARRT certification, with employers enforcing credential and safety requirements.
Continuing education is driven by ARRT standards and facility policies.
The Wyoming Society of Radiologic Technologists and the Wyoming Radiological Society support imaging professionals.
- Regulator: Wyoming Department of Health – Radiological Health
- Technologist Society: Wyoming Society of Radiologic Technologists
- Radiologist Society: Wyoming Radiological Society