Editorial Note: This page covers initial licensure as a diagnostic radiologic technologist in New Jersey, governed by the Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners under the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), Bureau of X-Ray Compliance. Data on this page is based on NJDEP sources reviewed in May 2026, including the NJDEP Diagnostic Radiologic Technology…
Editorial Note: Based on official Michigan sources reviewed in May 2026, Michigan’s radiologic technology requirements are governed by operator-qualification rules under Part 5 of the Radiation Safety Section rules rather than a separately issued individual state RT license. Radiation operator qualification rules are overseen by Michigan’s Radiation Safety Section under the Department of Labor and…
Editorial Note: This page covers renewal of Arizona Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT) certification, governed by the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Special Licensing under A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 28. Key renewal provisions are directly confirmed from A.R.S. §32-2816, reviewed in May 2026. This page is editorially reviewed by an ARDMS-credentialed sonographer and UC…
Editorial Note: This page covers initial certification as a radiologic technologist in Arizona, governed by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) Bureau of Special Licensing (BSL). As of August 3, 2018, ADHS BSL assumed direct responsibility for medical radiologic technologist certification, previously regulated by the Medical Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners (MRTBE). Data on…
Editorial Note: Based on official North Carolina sources reviewed in May 2026, North Carolina does not appear to maintain an individual state license requirement for radiologic technologists. This page explains what requirements do apply for RTs and travel RTs working in North Carolina, and covers the facility-level radiation oversight structure that governs radiologic practice in…
Editorial Note: This page covers renewal of Illinois Medical Radiation Technology Accreditation, governed by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS). Data on this page is based on IEMA-OHS sources reviewed in May 2026. Some details — including the approved CE provider list and handling of long-lapsed accreditations — are not…
Editorial Note: This page covers initial accreditation as a radiologic technologist in Illinois, governed by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS). Illinois uses the term “accreditation” rather than “license” — the credential functions as the required state authorization to practice medical radiography. Data on this page is based on IEMA-OHS…
Editorial Note: As of May 2026, Georgia does not require individual radiologic technologists to obtain a separate state license or certificate. This page explains what requirements do apply for RTs and travel RTs working in Georgia, and covers the facility-level X-ray registration system that governs radiologic practice in the state. Data on this page is…
Editorial Note: This page covers registration renewal for New York State Licensed Radiologic Technologists, administered by the NYSDOH Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection. In New York, registration renewal is the active practice authorization — separate from the underlying license. Data on this page is based on NYSDOH sources reviewed in May 2026. Content on this…
Editorial Note: This page covers initial licensure for radiologic technologists in New York State, administered by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection. In New York, you must hold both a Licensed Radiologic Technologist license and an active registration to practice — the license is the permanent credential issued…