22 Tex. Admin. Code § 186.25 - Non-Certified Technicians (NCTs)
(a)
A person who is not legally authorized under §601.101 of the Act or is
exempt from certification under §§601.151 through 601.157 of the Act
may intentionally use radiologic technology only if they submit the following
to the Advisory Board:
(1) the board-required
application form;
(2) payment of
the required fee of $60.00, and additional fees and surcharges as applicable;
and
(3) required documentation,
including but not limited to:
(A) evidence of
completion of a board approved NCT program;
(B) birth certificate or other similar proof
of age;
(C) Professional or Work
History Evaluation forms demonstrating or relating to the practice of
radiologic technology for the preceding five years from the date of the
application;
(D) FBI/DPS
Fingerprint Report;
(E)
documentation of alternate name or name change, if applicable;
(F) training program transcript, if
requested;
(G) arrest records, if
applicable;
(H) malpractice
records, if applicable;
(I)
treatment records for alcohol or substance use disorder or any physical or
mental illness impacting the ability practice, if applicable;
(J) military orders or DD214, if
applicable;
(K) evidence of passage
of Texas Jurisprudence examination with at least a score of 75; and
(L) any other documentation deemed necessary
by the board to process an application.
(b) Applications are valid for one year from
the date of submission. The one-year period can be extended for the following
reasons:
(1) delay in processing an
application;
(2) referral to the
Licensure Committee;
(3)
unanticipated military assignments, medical reasons, or catastrophic events;
or
(4) other extenuating
circumstances.
(c) In
accordance with Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 55, military service members,
veterans, and spouses must:
(1) meet the
general requirements as set forth in subsection (a) of this section;
and
(2) submit a completed
application on the board-approved form and all additional documentation as
required, with the exception of the application fee.
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