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Need information of obtaining my Limited Xray license in Arizona Please help. Thank you
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Felsig in Los Angeles, California

53 months ago

Hello, I've been a Limited license X-ray Tech in California for 10yrs and considering moving to arizona.
The information i got from from a website was i can transfer my license but would still need to take the arizona state exam, Is this true?

Is there any school or class i can take as a refresher course?

Please Help. I'm sorry this was duplicated post i posted this question in phlebotomy forum by mistake

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Jerms in Redondo Beach, California

36 months ago

Felsig in Los Angeles, California said: Hello, I've been a Limited license X-ray Tech in California for 10yrs and considering moving to arizona.
The information i got from from a website was i can transfer my license but would still need to take the arizona state exam, Is this true?

Is there any school or class i can take as a refresher course?

Please Help. I'm sorry this was duplicated post i posted this question in phlebotomy forum by mistake

Sorry i dont have an answer to your question, but i wanted to ask how did you get started as an LMRT. how did you obtain your license and do you know of any schools that offer programs to get a license in LA california.

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G in Los Angeles, California

35 months ago

Jerms in Redondo Beach, California said: Sorry i dont have an answer to your question, but i wanted to ask how did you get started as an LMRT. how did you obtain your license and do you know of any schools that offer programs to get a license in LA california.

Google, East los angeles adult radiology, they offer an LMRT program.

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Jereme in Hayward, California

35 months ago

Does anyone know of an LMRT program in the Bay Area?

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Heather in New Haven, Connecticut

29 months ago

In response to the original post - From the main page of the ARRA (Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency) -

Q: If I have a limited scope license in another state, what do I need to do, to obtain an Arizona limited scope license?
A: Submit official educational documents (include grade transcripts, course syllabi or course outlines, and any other documents that prove your education), a completed notarized application, a signed scope of practice form, a passport photo and a cashier's check or money order payable to the MRTBE (call for fee).

You know, your best bet for accurate answers to your questions is to avoid anonymous forums and contact the source. You can find information about the situation in Arizona here: www.arra.state.az.us/

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Christy in Buffalo, New York

22 months ago

Felsig in Los Angeles, California said: Hello, I've been a Limited license X-ray Tech in California for 10yrs and considering moving to arizona.
The information i got from from a website was i can transfer my license but would still need to take the arizona state exam, Is this true?

Is there any school or class i can take as a refresher course?

Please Help. I'm sorry this was duplicated post i posted this question in phlebotomy forum by mistake


I also am interested in a refresher course for x-ray

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Christy in Buffalo, New York

22 months ago

I also am interested in a refresher course for x-ray

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DELORES in Scottsdale, Arizona

11 months ago

DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ONE IN ARIZONA?

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