State Radiologic Science & Therapy Boards

Alabama: 
Alabama does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
Alaska: 
Alaska Department of Health & Social Services
Arizona: 
Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Special Licensing
Arkansas: 
Arkansas Department of Health (Radiologic Technology)
California: 
California Department of Public Health (Radiological Health)
Colorado: 
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Connecticut: 
Connecticut State Department of Public Health
Delaware: 
Delaware Office of Radiation Control
District of Columbia: 
The District of Columbia does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
Florida: 
Florida Department of Health (Radiologic Technology)
Georgia: 
Georgia does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
Hawaii: 
Hawaii Department of Health (Indoor and Radiological Health Branch)
Idaho: 
Idaho does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
Illinois: 
Illinois Emergency Management Agency (Medical Radiation Technology Services)
Indiana: 
Indiana State Department of Health (Medical Radiology Service)
Iowa: 
Iowa Department of Health
Kansas: 
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Kentucky: 
Kentucky Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy
Louisiana: 
Louisiana State Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners
Maine: 
Maine Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners
Maryland: 
Maryland Board of Physicians (Radiographers)
Massachusetts: 
Massachusetts Radiation Control Program
Michigan: 
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Minnesota: 
Minnesota Department of Health
Mississippi: 
Mississippi State Department of Health
Missouri: 
Missouri does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
Montana: 
Montana Board of Radiologic Technologists
Nebraska: 
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (Medical Radiography)
Nevada: 
Nevada does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
New Hampshire: 
New Hampshire Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy
New Jersey: 
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Radiation Protection Element)
New Mexico: 
New Mexico Environment Department (Radiation Control Bureau)
New York: 
New York State Department of Health (Radiologic Technology)
North Carolina: 
North Carolina does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
North Dakota: 
North Dakota Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy
Ohio: 
Ohio Department of Health
Oklahoma: 
Oklahoma Medical Board
Oregon: 
Oregon Board of Medical Imaging
Pennsylvania: 
Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine
Rhode Island: 
Rhode Island Department of Health
South Carolina: 
South Carolina Radiation Quality Standards Association
South Dakota: 
South Dakota does not require state licensure or certification to work as a radiologic technologist.
Tennessee: 
Tennessee Department of Health (Health Professional Boards)
Texas: 
Texas Medical Board
Utah: 
Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
Vermont: 
Vermont Board of Radiologic Technology
Virginia: 
Virginia Board of Medicine
Washington: 
Washington State Department of Health
West Virginia: 
West Virginia Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Technology Board of Examiners
Wisconsin: 
Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services
Wyoming: 
Wyoming Board of Radiologic Technologists