ARRT Eligibility Requirements 3

Question 1

Which of the following primary credentials does NOT qualify a technologist to sit for the ARRT CT post-primary examination?

Accepted Answer

Chiropractic (DACBR)

Answer

Chiropractic radiology is not an ARRT-recognized qualifying primary pathway for CT post-primary eligibility.

Question 2

How many total attempts does ARRT allow a candidate to take the CT certification examination?

Accepted Answer

3 attempts

Answer

ARRT limits candidates to 3 total attempts to pass each post-primary examination, including CT.

Question 3

A radiographer whose ARRT credential has lapsed for more than 2 years wishes to apply for CT certification. What must they do first?

Accepted Answer

Reinstate the primary credential to active unrestricted status

Answer

A lapsed primary credential must be fully reinstated to active unrestricted status before CT post-primary eligibility is granted.

Question 4

The ARRT Standards of Ethics is incorporated into the CT certification process primarily to:

Accepted Answer

Ensure candidates demonstrate professional integrity and moral character

Answer

The Standards of Ethics screening ensures that only individuals with demonstrated professional integrity are certified.

Question 5

A Radiation Therapy (T) credential holder who wishes to obtain CT certification must complete which category of clinical competencies?

Accepted Answer

CT-specific competencies as outlined in the ARRT CT content specifications

Answer

All CT candidates, regardless of their primary pathway, must satisfy CT-specific clinical competency requirements.

(ARRT) American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Computed Tomography Certification Practice Test