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4) HIV/AIDS AFFIDAVIT:
Florida law requires all applicants to complete an approved 4-hour HIV/AIDS education course that contains
instruction on Florida’s HIV/AIDS laws. You must submit proof of completion in accordance with s. 381.0034,
Florida Statutes. Courses can be located at: http://srdappsdoh.doh.state.fl.us/RadTech/CeProviders.aspx
.
5) APPLICANTS WHO WERE EDUCATED OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES:
If an applicant cannot meet the requirements for graduation from an approved educational or training program
solely because their radiologic technology education was received in a country other than the United States (U.S.),
beyond the reach of U.S. accreditation mechanisms, the applicant may instead submit evidence that the radiologic
technology education they received in the other country was substantially equivalent to the approved educational or
training program required by the department. The department will determine, based on this evidence, whether the
applicant’s education is substantially equivalent. All documents not in English must be accompanied by a certified
translation in English. Such evidence must include:
a. A license or registration in the applicant’s name to practice radiologic technology in the other country;
b. An official transcript of the applicant’s radiologic technology education in the other country, showing all
courses successfully completed, the grade received, the applicant’s full name, the graduation date, and the
degree awarded; and
c. A comprehensive, course-by-course evaluation of the U.S. equivalency of the applicant’s radiologic
technology education by an international credential evaluation service which is a member of the National
Association of Credentials Evaluations Services, at: http://www.naces.org
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6) DISCIPLINE OR DENIAL OF ANY HEALTH CARE LICENSE/CERTIFICATE OR BY ANY ORGANIZATION:
Disciplinary action includes revocation, suspension, probation, reprimand, or being otherwise acted against,
including being denied certification or resigning from or non-renewal of membership taken in lieu of or in settlement
of a pending disciplinary denied certification or resigning from or non-renewal of membership taken in lieu of or in
settlement of a pending disciplinary case.
7) CRIMINAL BACKGROUND:
If you answer YES to the criminal history question (#7), you must submit the listed documentation and
Background History Report Form, DH 4127, for EACH incident.
Law enforcement background check from each state where a misdemeanor or felony occurred. For offenses
committed in Florida, contact the Florida Department of Law Enforcement at: http://www.fdle.state.fl.us.
Letter of eligibility from the ARRT (if you applied for certification with the ARRT).
Copies of arrest report(s), court documents showing sentence, proof of completing all terms of sentence,
including rehabilitation/treatment programs, proof of restoration of civil rights, if such rights were removed due to
felony conviction.
Reference letters and any other information/documents you would like taken into consideration.
8) Certificates expire the last day of your birth month, every other year. Initial certificates will be issued for no less
than 12 or no more than 24 months, s. 468.307(1), Florida Statutes.
9) ADA REQUESTS: Please contact the ARRT at 651-687-0048, ext. 3155.
10) EXAMINATION FEES are payable directly to the ARRT at: https://www.staterhc.org/state/fl/login.aspx. You will not
be eligible to pay for your exam until you are approved by the Florida Certification Office and have received an
eligibility letter with payment instructions.
11) EXAMINATION SCORES will not be mailed to you. They will be available approximately 14 days after you sit for
the exam at: https://appsmqa.doh.state.fl.us/onlinetestnet/default.aspx.
12) An incomplete application expires six (6) months after initial filing with the department, s. 468.304(2), Florida
Statutes.