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Understanding ARRT®’s CQR process is key to staying compliant. Every 10 years, technologists complete three steps: document a Professional Profile, take a Structured Self-Assessment (SSA)—or choose the opt-out option to skip it—and then complete the Prescribed CE. While opting out assigns the full credit load, it is a valid and straightforward path. Learn how each step works and how TakeCE helps you meet the requirements with ease.

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Radiologic technologists licensees in West Virginia must complete 24 Category A continuing education (CE) credits every two years in subjects related to Radiological Science. Licensees holding active national credentials may use their current certification verification in place of CE documentation. TakeCE makes compliance simple with one-course solutions, transparent pricing, instant certificates, and dedicated Oregon CE catalog. All courses are Category A through ARRT® recog

Radiologic technologists licensed in Arkansas must complete 6 hours of continuing education each year to renew their state license. At least 3 of the 6 hours must be in the Radiologic Sciences, covering core areas such as radiation protection, equipment operation and maintenance, image production. TakeCE makes compliance simple with one-course solutions, transparent pricing, instant certificates, and dedicated Oregon CE catalog. All courses are Category A through ARRT® recogn