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The Oregon Society of Radiologic Technologists (OSRT) is an organization that values high standards and keeps you up to date on the happenings that will affect those in the profession through education, legislative issues, and more!

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ASRT Student Leadership Development Program

Applications open through December 15, 2019


OBMI Information

OBMI Rulemaking Notice — On OBMI home page www.oregon.gov/OBMI  

  • Permit for APRNs to supervise fluoroscopy
  • Update bone densitometry teaching manual
  • License and Permit extensions for illness or hardship

Public comment period closes: 9:00 a.m. Friday October 18, 2019

Public Hearing: Friday October 18, 2019 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Public Hearing Location:     Portland State Office Building

Room 1D

800 NE Oregon St.

Portland, OR 97232



The OBMI has initiated rule making to increase temporary and permanent licensing fees for technologists who work in Oregon starting January 1, 2020. There was discussion on this topic at the June 19 board meeting which included a public session.


Visit the OBMI webpage for more information:  https://www.oregon.gov/OBMI/pages/index.aspx


OR Senate Bill 128

Senate Bill 128, which will allow Advanced Practice Registered Nurses to supervise licensed radiologic technologists in the performance of fluoroscopy procedures, was passed in both the Senate and the House of Representatives and Gov. Kate Brown signed it into law on May 20, 2019. A copy of the Enrolled Bill is located at this link.

Highlights of the bill:

  • APRNs will not be allowed to operate fluoroscopy units, but can only supervise the performance of fluoroscopy by licensed radiologic technologists. There are no provisions in SB 128 that allow APRNs to operate the imaging equipment. This will require radiologic technologists to be diligent and not let APRNs operate fluoroscopy equipment.
  • APRNs have to meet fluoroscopy-specific educational and fluoroscopy examination requirements as defined by the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging. 

There is additional information on the Oregon Legislative page or in the OBMI June newsletter.

If you have any questions or are interested in serving on the OSRT legislative committee please email osrtoffice@osrt.org.



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