Wyoming Administrative Code Agency 017 - Radiologic Technologist Examiners, Board of
The Wyoming Administrative Code – Agency 017: Radiologic Technologist Examiners, Board of (Subagency 0001) governs the licensure and regulation of radiologic technologists and technicians in Wyoming. Established in 1985, the Board's mission is to safeguard public health and safety by ensuring that individuals licensed to provide radiological services are properly qualified. (wyoleg.gov, radiology.wyo.gov)
📚 Overview of Key Chapters
Chapter 1: General Provisions
Authority & Purpose: The Board operates under the authority of the Radiologic Technologist Licensing Act (W.S. § 33-37-101 through 33-37-113).
Definitions: Clarifies terms such as "ARRT" (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists), "CBRPA" (Certification Board for Radiology Practitioner Assistant), and "Body Area."
Severability: Ensures that if any provision is found invalid, the remainder of the regulations remain in effect. (wyoleg.gov)
Chapter 3: Radiologic Technologist
Licensure Requirements: Applicants must complete an accredited program and pass a national registry exam (e.g., ARRT, NMTCB, or CBRPA).
Criminal History: Applicants with certain felony or misdemeanor convictions may be disqualified unless they can demonstrate that the conviction does not impair their ability to provide competent healthcare. (asrt.org, regulations.justia.com)
Chapter 4: Radiologic Technician
Restricted Licensure: For individuals who have not completed a formal radiologic technology program but wish to perform radiologic procedures in limited body areas.
Examinations: Applicants must pass the Limited Scope Examination and the Bone Densitometry Equipment Operator Examination administered by ARRT.
Re-examination: Applicants are not eligible for re-examination until six months after a failed attempt. (regulations.justia.com)
Chapter 5: Application Procedures
General License: Requires submission of a current ARRT, NMTCB, or CBRPA certification card, along with an official exam score verifying successful completion of the national registry exam.
Restricted License: Applicants must submit proof of successful completion of the Limited Scope Examination and the Bone Densitometry Equipment Operator Examination. (asrt.org)
Chapter 6: License Renewal
Continuing Education: Licensees must complete continuing education requirements as specified by the Board.
Renewal Process: Details the procedures and timelines for renewing licensure.
Chapter 8: Professional Conduct and Grounds for Action
Code of Ethics: Adheres to the ARRT Code of Ethics, emphasizing professionalism, patient care, and ethical behavior.
Disciplinary Actions: Outlines grounds for disciplinary actions, including unprofessional conduct, incompetence, and violations of the Board's regulations.
Chapter 9: Application Review, Complaints, and Hearing Procedures
Complaint Process: Describes how complaints against licensees are handled.
Hearing Procedures: Outlines the steps for conducting hearings related to licensure issues.
Chapter 10: Practice and Procedures for Applications
Application Procedures: Details the steps for submitting applications for licensure.
Documentation: Specifies required documentation and verification processes.
Chapter 11: Practice and Procedures for Discipline Matters
Disciplinary Procedures: Describes the process for investigating and adjudicating disciplinary matters.
Penalties: Outlines potential penalties for violations of the Board's regulations.
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