§ 688.445 Licensing and renewal procedure; modalities; fees
§ 688.455 License fee; general qualifications
§ 688.460 Exemption from certain licensure requirements
§ 688.480 Qualifications of operators of certain equipment
§ 688.485 Examinations; fees
§ 688.495 Licensing of radiographer without examination
§ 688.505 Evidence of continuing education on renewal
§ 688.510 Certificate to practice fluoroscopy; fees; rules; discipline
§ 688.515 Limited X-ray machine operator permit; fees; qualifications; rules
§ 688.517 Bone densitometry certificate; fees; rules
§ 688.520 Inactive licenses and permits; temporary permits; licenses and permits for periods other than 24 months; rules
§ 688.525 Grounds for discipline; investigation of complaints; confidential information
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Terms Used In Oregon Statutes > Chapter 688 > Medical Imaging Practitioners and Limited X-Ray Machine Operators > Licensing

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  • United States: includes territories, outlying possessions and the District of Columbia. See Oregon Statutes 174.100