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Radiologic Technologist
Governing Authority
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services - Bureau of Radiological Health
Official website →573-751-6083
No Radiologic Technologist License Required
Missouri does not require a state license to work as a radiologic technologist. ARRT certification may still be required or recommended by employers. Federal MQSA standards still apply for mammography.
Missouri does not require a state license for radiologic technologists. However, ARRT certification is still widely required by employers and healthcare facilities. Most hospitals and imaging centers require ARRT registration as a condition of employment. Federal MQSA (Mammography Quality Standards Act) regulations still apply for mammography regardless of state licensing status. Voluntary ARRT certification demonstrates competence and is recognized nationwide.
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Overall licensing difficulty: 12/100
Study recommendation: 1–2 weeks of focused review is usually sufficient
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ARRT Radiography Exam
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ARRT Radiography Exam
Questions
220 questions
Time Limit
3.5 hours
Passing Score
Scaled score of 75 (on 1-99 scale)
Format
Computer-based; 220 multiple-choice questions; 3.5 hours
Cost of failing
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Missouri Does Not Require Radiologic Technologist Licensing
Missouri is among the states that do not require a state license for radiologic technologists. However, ARRT certification is still widely required by employers and healthcare facilities. Federal MQSA regulations still apply for mammography regardless of state licensing status. Voluntary ARRT certification demonstrates competence and is recognized nationwide.
Missouri has no general RT licensing but enforces ARRT and MQSA requirements specifically for mammography technologists, including a minimum exam volume requirement.
Missouri does not require state licensure for general radiologic technologists.
Mammography technologists must follow ARRT rules (24 CEs/2 years) and MQSA requirements.
Mammography techs need 15 CEs in preceding 36 months plus minimum 200 exams in prior 24 months.
Missouri regulates radiation equipment but does not license general RT personnel.
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While Missouri does not require a state license for radiologic technologists, ARRT certification is essential for employment at most healthcare facilities. Consider obtaining ARRT certification in Radiography (R) and pursuing post-primary certifications in modalities like CT, MRI, or mammography.
Requirements vary by state. Always verify current requirements with your state licensing authority.