ARRT Structured Education & CQR Credit Distribution

This course has received an ARRT credit distribution across nine ARRT-recognized disciplines. Applicable credits may be used toward ARRT Structured Education requirements for postprimary credentials and Continuing Qualifications Requirements (CQR) prescribed CE, depending on the discipline and the individual technologist’s requirements.

• MRI – 23 CE credits
• CT – 21 CE credits
• Radiography – 16.75 CE credits
• Sonography – 17.5 CE credits
• Radiation Therapy – 12 CE credits
• Nuclear Medicine Technology – 11 CE credits
• Proton Therapy – 11 CE credits
• Bone Densitometry – 4.5 CE credits
• Radiologist Assistant – 24 CE credits

For Structured Education: ARRT major content category credits may be applied toward applicable postprimary Structured Education requirements.

For CQR: ARRT subcategory credits may be applied toward applicable prescribed CE requirements.

These credits also count toward the standard 24-credit biennial CE requirement, as applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CQR?

CQR stands for Continuing Qualifications Requirements, a program established by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) to help technologists maintain current knowledge and skills in their certified disciplines.

Technologists participating in CQR may receive a personalized CQR prescription identifying specific content areas in which prescribed continuing education is required.

This course has received an ARRT credit distribution across multiple disciplines, and applicable credits may be used toward individual CQR prescribed CE requirements.

Who is required to complete CQR?

CQR applies to certain ARRT-certified and registered technologists based on their credential and when it was earned.

ARRT will notify you if you are required to participate in CQR and will provide information about your individual requirements. If prescribed CE is required, your CQR prescription will identify the specific content areas and number of credits that must be completed.

Because CQR requirements are individualized, participants should review their current ARRT requirements to determine how this course’s credit distribution applies to their specific prescription.

What is ARRT Structured Education?

Structured Education is an ARRT education requirement for technologists pursuing certain credentials through the postprimary eligibility pathway, including Computed Tomography (CT).

ARRT requires candidates to complete targeted education within the major content categories established for the credential they are pursuing.

Activities that have received an applicable ARRT credit distribution may provide credits that can be used toward these Structured Education requirements.

Does this course provide ARRT Structured Education credits?

Yes. This course has received ARRT major content category credit distributions that may be applied toward Structured Education requirements in applicable disciplines.

For Computed Tomography (CT), this course provides the following ARRT credit distribution:

Patient Care — 1.0 credit
Procedures — 20.0 credits

These credits may be applied toward the applicable ARRT CT Structured Education requirements.

Important: This course does not by itself satisfy the complete CT Structured Education requirement. Additional qualifying credits in Safety and Image Production are required.

Students should review their individual ARRT requirements to determine how the course’s credits apply to the credential they are pursuing.

Is this course approved for Category A continuing education credit?

Yes. This course is approved by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) for 24 Category A CE credits.

The activity has also received an ARRT credit distribution across multiple disciplines, allowing applicable credits to be used toward ARRT CQR prescribed CE and Structured Education requirements, depending on the discipline and the individual’s requirements.

Participants should also verify any additional continuing education requirements established by their state licensing agency.

How do I access the course after I enroll?

After enrollment, you’ll receive immediate access through your course account. Simply log in to your student dashboard at any time to begin the course and progress through the material at your own pace.

When will I receive my Certificate of Completion?

After successfully passing the final examination, you will be provided with a link to automatically generate your Certificate of Completion.

Click the link and your certificate will be generated immediately and displayed as a PDF that you can download and save.

A copy of the certificate will also be automatically emailed to the email address provided when you enrolled in the course.

If your certificate does not generate or arrive by email for any reason, please contact info@radseekeducation.com. We will verify your successful course completion and manually email your Certificate of Completion to you.

How long do I have access to the course?

You receive lifetime access to the course materials. You can return to review the educational content at any time, even after successfully completing the course and receiving your CE credits.

What happens if I don’t pass the final exam on the first try?

You have three attempts to successfully pass the final examination.

If you do not achieve the required passing score on your first attempt, you may review the course material and retake the examination.

If you are unable to successfully complete the examination after all three attempts, you will need to re-enroll in the course before attempting the examination again.

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