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Texas CE Credits Online for Radiologic Technologists

Renew Your Texas License Without the Runaround

Texas radiologic technologists need to understand the CE requirement to renew their license. Depending on whether you hold an MRT or LMRT credential, your required hour count changes, and the state cares about where those hours come from just as much as how many you log.

GetYourCEU built its Texas catalog around that reality, so you can complete your Texas continuing education credits online, and stop guessing whether a course you liked actually counts toward your biennial renewal.

What Actually Counts as Texas Continuing Education

Texas is specific about subject matter, not just hour totals. Courses need to relate directly to your scope of practice in medical radiography: things like radiation physics, positioning, patient care, image quality, and safety protocols. Coursework tied to an unrelated modality or a general healthcare topic won't move the needle on your license renewal, even if it's accredited.

One requirement worth flagging separately: Texas also mandates a human trafficking prevention course approved by the state's Health and Human Services Commission. That's a distinct, state-specific requirement outside standard radiography CE, so budget time for it alongside your regular coursework.

Why Radiologic Technologists Complete Their Hours Here

Technologists come back to GetYourCEU for a few consistent reasons:

Every course is accredited as Category A by AHRA, which lines up with what the Texas Medical Board asks for in a renewal audit.

Getting Through Your Renewal Cycle

Start by confirming how many credits you need to renew your license. From there, filter the Texas catalog by the subject areas you still need, complete the coursework, and pass the online test. Certificates generate instantly after you pass the test, and you should save a copy alongside your license paperwork in case the board selects your renewal for an audit.

Technologists who hold an additional Texas health license in another profession sometimes qualify to satisfy part of their MRT renewal through that other credential's CE. If that applies to you, it's worth confirming directly with the board before assuming your hours transfer over.

Don't Wait Until Renewal Week

The technologists who scramble are usually the ones who treat CE as a single weekend project instead of something to chip away at across the full two years. Spreading your Texas continuing education credits across the renewal period also means you're actually retaining the material, not just clicking through slides to hit a deadline.

Browse the full catalog of Texas CE credits online, sorted by hours, subject area, and price, and download your certificate as soon as you pass. If you're unsure which courses apply to your credential type, reach out, and the team can help map out a plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Texas radiology CE credits?

They're the continuing education hours the Texas Medical Board requires MRTs and LMRTs to complete to keep their license active, renewed on a two-year cycle.

2. Can I complete Texas continuing education online?

Yes. Texas does not require in-person or instructor-led coursework, so the full requirement can be finished online through an accredited provider.

3. How many hours do I need for renewal?

MRTs need 24 hours every 24 months; LMRTs need 18 hours over the same period, with a portion of each required to come from Category A or A+ coursework.

4. Are Texas CE credits online accepted by the state board?

Yes, provided the course is accredited by a body recognized by ARRT, such as ASRT or AHRA, and covers subject matter tied to your scope of practice.

5. Does Texas require anything besides standard radiography CE?

Yes. Licensees must also complete a human trafficking prevention course approved by the state's Health and Human Services Commission, separate from their regular CE hours.

Renew With Confidence

Texas continuing education credits don't have to mean digging through outdated catalogs or second-guessing whether a course applies to your license. With a catalog organized by credential type, instant grading, and certificates available the moment you finish, GetYourCEU keeps your renewal on track without adding another item to your to-do list.

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