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Rad Tech in CA no longer recognized by ARRT

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Hello, I hope my fellow techs are well through all this craziness, first time posting but need help if anyone is in the know on this...

I was a limited scope tech/MA for a good while working to get the experience to let me into a bridge program, I went to PMI for that and am now a rad tech.

At the beginning of this year, I had to do my CE credits for the first time since going from limited scope to rad tech, I completed my CE and sent the credits in to the CA rad org. The state recognizes me as certified, but I called ARRT and realized sometime after I had tested out to get my rad tech license (which was also when I had moved to a new apartment and never received a notice to update) but I never updated registration with them after.

I called ARRT and they said I would have to take the state board test again to be recognized by the ARRT because it had been some amount of time since I paid and updated my CE with them even though I’ve never missed credits with my state.

Is there anything I can do to get rectified? Or do I really need to take the state board again?

Thanks techs!

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