Code of Massachusetts Regulations
105 CMR - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Title 105 CMR 125.000 - Licensing of Radiologic Technologists
Section 125.010 - License Renewal

Universal Citation: 105 MA Code of Regs 105.125

Current through Register 1531, September 27, 2024

(A) To renew a Radiologic Technologist license, the licensee shall submit the following at least 21 calendar days before the current license's expiration date:

(1) a renewal application; and

(2) evidence of completion of a minimum of 24 CEUs.

(B) Unless otherwise ineligible to sit for ARRT or NMTCB testing, Radiologic Technologists shall submit a valid copy of their ARRT or NMTCB card.

(C) Failure to receive notification by the Agency prior to the expiration date will not be an excuse for failure to file a timely renewal.

(D) The Agency will not renew the license of a Radiologic Technologist who is in violation of any provision of 105 CMR 125.000 at the time of renewal.

(E) A Radiologic Technologist whose license has expired is prohibited from working as a radiologic technologist in Massachusetts.

(F) Expired Licenses. When the valid period of a Radiologic Technologist's license has expired, the number of CEUs required for renewal shall be as follows:

(1) When renewal is sought within six months following the expiration of the license, the applicant must submit evidence of having obtained 24 CEUs in accordance with 105 CMR 125.009(A)(1) during the previous renewal cycle and a valid ARRT or NMTCB card.

(2) When renewal is sought more than six months following the expiration of a license, the applicant must submit evidence of having obtained 24 CEUs in accordance with 105 CMR 125.009(A)(1) during the previous renewal cycle, as well as one additional CEU per month following the expiration of the license, and a valid AART or NMTCB card.

(G) When renewal is sought more than six months following the expiration of a license, applicants must submit an application for a license as provided in 105 CMR 125.005.

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