OAR 337-010: Licensure
28 rules in Division 010, Chapter 337 (Board of Medical Imaging).
- OAR 337-010-0006: Definitions
- OAR 337-010-0007: Recognized Credentialing Organizations and Credentials
- OAR 337-010-0008: Change of Contact Information
- OAR 337-010-0009: Change of Credentialing or License Status
- OAR 337-010-0010: Qualifications of Radiographer in Diagnostic Field
- OAR 337-010-0011: Qualifications of Computed Tomography Equipment Operators and Merged Technology Equipment Operators’ Licensing
- OAR 337-010-0013: Qualifications of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist
- OAR 337-010-0014: Qualifications of Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
- OAR 337-010-0015: Qualifications of Radiation Therapist
- OAR 337-010-0016: Qualifications of Nuclear Medicine Technologist
- OAR 337-010-0017: Hybrid Imaging
- OAR 337-010-0023: Determination of Fitness; State and Nationwide Criminal Background Checks
- OAR 337-010-0025: Continuing Education
- OAR 337-010-0026: Permit Renewal
- OAR 337-010-0030: Limited X-Ray Machine Operator (LXMO) Permits
- OAR 337-010-0031: Requirements for LXMO Permit Program Sponsors
- OAR 337-010-0033: Fluoroscopy Permits for Physician Assistants
- OAR 337-010-0037: Fluoroscopy Supervision Permits for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
- OAR 337-010-0045: Temporary Licensee
- OAR 337-010-0046: Temporary Post-Primary License
- OAR 337-010-0051: Expedited Licensure Process During an Emergency
- OAR 337-010-0052: Initial Applicants with a Reinstated Credential from Revoked Status or a Reinstated License from Revoked Status from Another State
- OAR 337-010-0070: Military Spouse Temporary Authorization (MSTA) to Practice a Medical Imaging Modality or as a LXMO
- OAR 337-010-0076: License Portability for Servicemembers and Spouses to Practice a Medical Imaging Modality or as a LXMO
- OAR 337-010-0080: Processing of Applications
- OAR 337-010-0085: Cultural Competency Continuing Education Requirement
- OAR 337-010-0090: 337-010-0090 Criminal Conviction Determination Process
- OAR 337-010-0100: Training for non-ionizing radiation modalities