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Questions about ARRT ARRT State Licenses.

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I'm a 20+ yr tech and I'm about to pay and upload all my CE credits into the ARRT website; I can't help but wonder how much money they have made from me and everyone else over the years.

Then I think about my local Maryland license, while the ARRT has to keep records of all of us, what in the world does the State do for me (us)?

My condolences if youre still paying the ASRT to keep track of your CE's. Thats a huge waste of money.

I'm certain we've all these had conversation around the office already, but in contrast to the rest of the working world it doesn't make a lot of sense to keep paying some of these people right? The state doesn't offer any regulatory function for us. Do they recommend wage or salary increases with the health institutions? Are they regulating the output of students?

Inflation increases and medical policies continue to flux but we aren't even invited to the table for these conversations....Why?

What about you techs in unions? Are you guys seeing better management of cost of living increases/raises/student to work ratios? Should the rest of us unionize?

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Thanks for reading and replying.

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