Eligibility Requirements Flashcards

Which ARRT primary pathway requires holding an unrestricted radiography certification before applying for CT?

Answer: Radiography (R)

The primary CT pathway most commonly used requires holding an active, unrestricted ARRT Radiography (R) credential.

How many continuing education (CE) credits must ARRT-certified technologists earn in each biennium to maintain eligibility for CT certification renewal?

Answer: 24 credits

ARRT requires 24 CE credits per two-year renewal cycle to maintain an active, unrestricted credential.

A candidate who completed a structured education program in radiologic technology but has not yet passed their primary certification exam may:

Answer: Not apply for CT until the primary credential is active and unrestricted

Candidates must hold an active, unrestricted primary credential before applying for the CT post-primary examination.

Under the ARRT ethics requirement, which of the following past offenses is MOST likely to result in denial of CT certification eligibility?

Answer: Felony conviction related to the practice of radiologic technology

Felony convictions, especially those related to healthcare practice, are subject to ARRT ethics review and can result in denial.

What is the minimum passing score on the ARRT CT certification examination?

Answer: 75 (scaled score)

ARRT uses a scaled scoring system and sets the minimum passing scaled score at 75.

Which document must a CT examination candidate submit to verify completion of required clinical experience?

Answer: Attestation signed by the supervising radiologist or program director

ARRT requires an attestation from a qualified supervisor verifying that the candidate met clinical competency requirements.

If an ARRT CT candidate fails the examination, what is the mandatory waiting period before retaking it?

Answer: 90 days

ARRT mandates a 90-day waiting period between examination attempts for post-primary specialty exams including CT.