Arizona § 32-2813 Examination; contents; subsequent examinations

Arizona Statutes

§ 32-2813 — Examination; contents; subsequent examinations

Arizona § 32-2813

Title 32Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 28RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS

Art. 2Certification

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 32-2813 (2026).

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A.Examinations for certification shall include the subjects of radiation protection, x-ray physics, radiographic techniques, processing techniques, nursing procedures, anatomy terminology, radiological mathematics, professional ethics and such other subjects as the department may deem appropriate.

B.The department shall prepare lists of examination questions or problems and administer the examinations.

C.Examinations shall include written questions but may also include practical and oral portions. Following each examination, the papers and the practical and oral examinations shall be graded and the standing of each applicant shall be recorded. The department shall either pass or reject each applicant.

D.An applicant who fails to pass an examination may reapply for examination in the

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A. Examinations for certification shall include the subjects of radiation protection, x-ray physics, radiographic techniques, processing techniques, nursing procedures, anatomy terminology, radiological mathematics, professional ethics and such other subjects as the department may deem appropriate.

B. The department shall prepare lists of examination questions or problems and administer the examinations.

C. Examinations shall include written questions but may also include practical and oral portions. Following each examination, the papers and the practical and oral examinations shall be graded and the standing of each applicant shall be recorded. The department shall either pass or reject each applicant.

D. An applicant who fails to pass an examination may reapply for examination in the manner prescribed by section 32-2812. The department shall require a candidate who fails the examination three times to successfully complete additional training prescribed by the department before accepting the candidate for reexamination.