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How to become a licensed radiologic technologist in Connecticut. ARRT certification required. Total fees: $325. Verified 2026-03-21. Data verified 2026-03-21. Source: LicenseMap (getlicensemap.com).
Radiologic Technologist
Governing Authority
Connecticut Department of Public Health - Radiographer Licensure
Official website →(860) 509-7603
Yes
License Required
Yes
ARRT Required
Not Required
Fluoroscopy Permit
Available
Limited Operator
24 hrs
CE Hours
$325
Total Initial Fees
Education & Program Requirements
VerifiedDegree Required
Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology from JRCERT-accredited program
JRCERT Accreditation
Required
Program Length
2 years
Clinical Hours
1800 hours
Prerequisite Courses
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Examination Details
VerifiedRequired
ARRT Exam
Computer-based; 220 multiple-choice questions; 3.5 hours
Format
Scaled score of 75 (on 1-99 scale)
Passing Score
ARRT Exam Fee
$225
ARRT primary certification exam fee (2025). Note: some sources report $200 for 2026 — verify at arrt.org
No Separate State Exam
Retake Policy
Three attempts within a 3-year eligibility window; must wait 90 days between attempts
The ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) exam is the primary certification exam for radiologic technologists in the United States. It is a computer-based, multiple-choice exam covering patient care, safety, image production, and procedures. Some states may require additional state-specific exams.
Overall licensing difficulty: 13/100
Study recommendation: 1–2 weeks of focused review is usually sufficient
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ARRT & Specialty Certifications
VerifiedRequired
ARRT Certification
Not Required
Fluoroscopy Permit
MQSA certification required for mammography; additional ARRT mammography certification
Mammography Cert
Available ARRT Modalities
ARRT offers primary and post-primary certifications across multiple imaging modalities. Fluoroscopy permits are separate from general radiography certification in many states. Mammography certification is federally regulated under MQSA (Mammography Quality Standards Act).
Permitted Modalities & Procedures
VerifiedPermitted
Diagnostic Radiography
Permitted
Fluoroscopy
Permitted
CT Scan
Not Permitted
MRI
Permitted
Mammography
Permitted
Bone Densitometry
Limited X-Ray Operator Permit
Limited radiographer license available for specific procedures
Restricted Activities
Radiologic technologist scope of practice varies significantly by state. Some states include advanced modalities like CT and MRI within the RT scope, while others require separate certifications. Limited x-ray operator permits allow non-RT personnel to perform specific radiographic procedures under supervision.
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
Application Fee | $100 |
ARRT Fee ARRT primary certification exam fee (2025). Note: some sources report $200 for 2026 — verify at arrt.org | $225 |
License Fee | $100 |
Renewal Fee | $100 |
Total Initial Fees Includes application and ARRT exam fees | $325 |
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Government & exam fees
Application, exam & license fees
$425
Exam prep materials
ARRT Radiography Exam
Study guides & supplies
Radiologic Technology Exam Prep
Estimated total (gov't fees)
$425
Average Radiologic Technologist salary in Connecticut: $85,370/year
Your investment pays for itself in approximately 2 days
Education and training costs vary by provider. Government fees sourced from state licensing board websites.
Renewal & CE Requirements
Verified2 years
Renewal Period
24 hrs
CE Hours Required
CE Topics
ARRT CE Requirements
24 CE credits per biennium
Renewal Fee
$100
Regulatory Board
Radiologic technologist licenses must be renewed on schedule. In addition to state CE requirements, ARRT requires 24 CE credits biennially for continued certification. Some states accept ARRT CE compliance as meeting state requirements. CE topics typically include radiation safety, patient care, and imaging technology advances.
Out-of-State Reciprocity
VerifiedAccepts Out-of-State Credentials
Endorsement Available
Yes
ARRT Portability
ARRT certification is nationally recognized and portable across all states
Requirements
ARRT certification is nationally recognized and provides strong portability between states. However, each state maintains its own licensing requirements, so out-of-state applicants typically need to apply for licensure by endorsement and may need to meet additional state-specific criteria.
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Connecticut uses the title 'Licensed Radiographer' rather than 'Radiologic Technologist' and allows ARRT certification maintenance to satisfy CE requirements.
Connecticut licenses radiographers through the Department of Public Health.
ARRT certification or equivalent is required for licensure.
Connecticut uses the title 'Licensed Radiographer' (LR).
Maintaining ARRT certification satisfies the CE requirement.
maintaining ARRT registration satisfies CE requirement
Radiologic Technologist requirements in nearby states
| State | Total Cost | Timeline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connecticut (you) | $325 | 112–222 wks | |
| Massachusetts | $300 | 112–222 wks | → |
| New York | $345 | 112–222 wks | → |
| Rhode Island | $285 | 112–222 wks | → |
Connecticut ranks #28 out of 42 for lowest radiologic technologist licensing fees ($325). See full ranking →
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How this state compares to 50 others for this profession
Timeline
#1 of 51
Salary
#12 of 51
Cost
#28 of 51
Processing
#1 of 51
Based on May 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS data for Radiologic Technologists and Technicians (SOC 29-2034)
Entry Level
$76,210
25th percentile
Median
$85,370
+10% vs. national avg ($77,660)Experienced
$102,290
75th percentile
Wage Distribution (Annual)
2,680 employed in this state
Source: BLS OEWS – Radiologic Technologists and Technicians (May 2024)
National employment projections for 2024-2034
Projected Growth
+5.9%
Average GrowthNew Jobs
+13,300
over 10 years
Annual Openings
13,100
per year (avg.)
225,700 currently employed nationwide (2024)
Source: BLS Employment Projections 2024-2034 (September 2025)
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Radiologic Technologist
$85,370
Associate/bachelor's in radiography + ARRT
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Radiologic Technologist
Associate/bachelor's in radiography + ARRT
$85,370
Bachelor's in radiation therapy + ARRT(T)
$108,310
Associate/bachelor's + ARRT(N) or NMTCB
$107,050
Salary data from BLS OEWS May 2024 for this state. Career paths represent common advancement routes — actual progression may vary. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Occupational Outlook Handbook
ARRT Radiography Certification Exam — 2023National rate
84.4%
First-time Pass Rate
Source: ARRT 2023 Annual Report of Exams (2023)
Pass rates are approximate national averages and may vary by state, exam provider, and candidate preparation.
Government fees and exam costs to obtain your initial license
Note: These are government licensing fees only. Education/training program costs (tuition, books, etc.) are not included as they vary widely by institution.
Estimated total: 112–222 weeks
Timeline estimated from licensing requirements on this page.
Source: Connecticut Department of Public Health - Radiographer Licensure — Licensing Requirements
4–8 weeks
Estimated processing time
Source: Connecticut Department of Public Health - Radiographer Licensure — Licensing Requirements
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Connecticut requires license for radiologic technologists. ARRT certification is required. All licensing is managed through the Connecticut Department of Public Health - Radiographer Licensure.
Requirements vary by state. Always verify current requirements with your state licensing authority.