ARRT Jobs
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, ARRT on a posting, is where the R.T. after a technologist's name comes from. Radiography, MRI and radiation therapy are certifications you start from, while CT and mammography are added to one you hold.
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786Radiology Technician, Acute, PRN
Radiologic Technologist (Per Diem, Variable Shift)
Ultrasound Technician
CT Technologist (Full-Time, Night Shift)
MRI Technologist (Per Diem, Variable Shift)
Radiologic Technologist - Corcoran (Part-Time, Day Shift)
Ultrasound Technologist (Per Diem, Variable Shift)
Radiologic Technologist (Per Diem, Variable Shift)
Mammography Technologist Specialist
Radiologic Technologist, Full-time, Evening Shift
CT Technologist (Part-Time, Variable Shift)
MRI Technologist
Radiologic Technologist, Weekend Hospital
Radiology Special Procedures Technologist
Invasive Cardiovascular Tech, Cardiac Cath Lab, Per Diem Days, Atlantic Health, Chilton Medical Center
MRI Clinic Technologist
MRI Technologist
Cat Scan Technologist
Mammography Technologist
BHLEX Cath Lab Technician-EP Lab
Radiologic Practitioner Assistant
Mammography Technician
Mammography Technician
Radiology Technologist
Multi-modality Technologist- Atlantic Health Imaging Services @ Wayne-Full Time
Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Per Diem, Day Shift
Xray Tech, Second Shift
Radiology Technologist, Full Time, First Shift, Orthopedics- UC Holmes
CT Technologist (OFNHP)
Your questions about ARRT jobs, answered
- How does a state build ARRT into its own certificate?
By accepting its examination as an equivalent, and Florida shows the mechanics. The state certifies radiologic technologists on its own examination, at a scaled score of 75, or 65 percent for the basic x-ray machine operator (Fla. Admin. Code 64E-3.005). A separate rule certifies by endorsement, and that one takes the ARRT examination at a scaled 75, or another state, regional or national exam the department accepts as equivalent: built with accepted psychometric procedures, matching Florida's content and passing score, kept secure, and revised periodically (64E-3.006). The certificate is the state's and the credential is ARRT's, with 2 renewals to keep track of.
- Does ARRT check anything besides the exam?
Yes. ARRT holds candidates to its Standards of Ethics, and a criminal conviction has to be disclosed and reviewed before certification is granted, which takes longer than booking an exam. Anyone with something to disclose is better off starting that conversation before paying for anything else.
- How do I add CT or MRI to it?
Through documented work in the modality, then its exam. The clinical procedures have to be performed and verified before you can sit for the credential, so the second one depends on an employer putting you on that equipment first. Our ARRT guide has the requirements.