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ARRT recently proposed changes to our Governing Documents. Review the changes and let us know your feedback.
Updated Sonography Content Specifications, Clinical Competency Requirements, and Task Inventory
The ARRT Board of Trustees recently approved changes to our Sonography documents. These changes go into effect on January 1, 2019.
Updated ARRT Documents for Sonography and Vascular Sonography Disciplines
We've updated task inventories, content specifications, and clinical requirements for our Sonography and Vascular Sonography disciplines.
Hazen Takes on Newly Created Nuclear Medicine Technology Relationship Manager Role
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists welcomes Lisa Hazen, R.T.(N)(ARRT), CNMT, FSNMTS, to our staff as Nuclear Medicine Technology (NMT) Relationship Manager.
Updated Vascular Sonography Content Specifications, Clinical Competency Requirements, and Task Inventory
The ARRT Board of Trustees recently approved changes to our Vascular Sonography documents. These changes go into effect on mid-2019.
ARRT Seeks Comments On Proposed Proton Beam Radiation Therapy Documents
*This article references outdated documents and a closed survey. As such, we've removed links to these items. You may however review and comment on our most recent versions of these documents.
Under Ethics Review? You May Still Schedule, Take ARRT Exams
Under a new policy, you may now schedule and sit for ARRT exams—even if you’re under an ARRT ethics review.
ARRT Code of Ethics Poster Available Online
ARRT’s Code of Ethics is one of our profession’s most important documents. It outlines the professional behaviors to which imaging and radiation therapy professionals aspire.
Ethics Reviews Rarely Result in Revocations
ARRT investigated nearly 2,000 ethics violations in 2016, and only 36 cases (2 percent) resulted in revocation. If you think you’ve committed an ethics violation, be sure to let us know. It’s much better to report an issue than to try to hide it. Learn more.
Report Ethics Violations in 30 Days
If you violate one of ARRT’s Rules of Ethics, you must let us know within 30 days of the event or at your annual renewal, whichever comes first.