what recertification is needed for a radiologic technologist?
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Most classes and courses and salutations.  Good Luck !   :)
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Well, the exact requirements vary from state to state and from whichever training center/ technical college you go to. More likely than not you will need to provide current CPR certification, vaccination record, possibly a verification of health insurance, and maybe your driver's license. \n\nFor a better idea of what to expect, check in with your local ambulance service, and also the nearest school that has an EMT program.
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Many technical colleges like DeVry, can give training and a degree in database solutions, and many companies will hire without the actual certification.  However, you usually have to pass a vendor test to obtain the certification.
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Most larger nursing homes offer in-house certification if you become employed there, usually with the stipulation that you stayed employed there for a certain amount of time after your certification. Our nursing home also offers Med Tech courses as well. good luck :)
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Depends on the skills you graduated with, the certificate or diploma you hold and the discipline you are trained for.  The medical field is vast, however the requirements for many medical skills require a specialty certificate.
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First qualification should be  you must be a Doctor. u should be have fix timings for meetings. u should be keen observer. should have knowledge about subject. should be able to take out answers from patient.
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It depends on the individual state's requirements. Most states accept the National Registry test results but a few have their own testing. If you have taken the National Registry Test, and the state you are transferring to accepts the results, then it's pretty easy. There might be some more specific state requirements such as BTLS or PALS certification that you may need to get done, but that's about it. If the state you are leaving or moving to does not accept National Registry Results, then you will have to take whichever test the state you are moving to accepts. You might have to bring proof of your paramedic class completion.\nJust check online, do a Google search for "State of California EMS". That should bring up  the State EMS website, where you can check to see the exact requirements. You also might want to check with your company. I'm sure they won't transfer you to a state that you couldn't get certified in. One other thing: Some states require an associates degree to work as a paramedic. You might want to check to see if that is needed.\nGood luck!
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Well, I took it when it was called the NTE (more than 15years ago) and just recently used the results to get recertified . I should add that that my situation was odd in that I was just resubmitting info that the state had received but no longer had on file.  I believe that the Testing agency holds the results for 10 years.  It's up to the individual institutions as to how long they hold the results valid.
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I'm radiologic technologist. I hink if you would like work in radiological field you should o for it.
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Radiology is considered SCIENCE...\n\n1 : the science of radioactive substances and high-energy radiations \n2 : a branch of medicine concerned with the use of radiant energy (as X rays or ultrasound) in the diagnosis and treatment of disease
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I am a phlebotomist and I love it, but I'm not sure about the job details for the radiology tech program. But phlebotomy is challenging enough but it's not hard to comprehend, If your good with your hands you shouldn't have any trouble.
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Start with CertMag ... it is computer related.  There are separate links for medical, trucking, ...
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To pursue a career in electronics, just a B.Tech is not sufficient. A specialisation is compulsory.
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The requirements are pretty much the same but they do depend on the State in which you will practice:\n\nhttp://www.spine-health.com/Topics/conserv/do/do03.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Osteopathy\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/cte/articles/cresearch/profileDoctor.asp
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You need to check with the institution that granted the certification - they should be able to reissue a copy
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I would first check into the schools accreditation. Is it recognized by the various national radiology organizations? If not, your degree wouldn't be worth anything more than the paper it's printed on!
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Many places the prospective employer will test and certify you. Other places you go to a testing lab and they will do the test. If you can't find what you want, try talking with the local welding supply companies. They should have some ideas.