Peter A. McCue
Abstract
The number of states that license radiologic technologists has grown since federal legislation aimed at promoting licensure was passed in 1981. The federal government, however, has played a limited role at best in encouraging states to comply with the law, and many states still do not regulate certification of radiologic technologists.
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The number of states that license radiologic technologists has grown since federal legislation aimed at promoting licensure was passed in 1981. The federal government, however, has played a limited role at best in encouraging states to comply with the law, and many states still do not regulate certification of radiologic technologists.
Key concepts: Licensure, License, Certification, Legislation, Government (linguistics), State government, State (computer science), Medical physics