Georgia remains one of only a few states that do not license medical imaging professionals. Current state regulations only require a minimum of six hours of radiation safety training. There are offices, urgent care centers, pain clinics, and other areas that employ untrained or undertrained personnel to operate x-ray, fluoroscopy, and advanced imaging modalities. ASRT and the Georgia Society of Radiologic Technologists are working with the Department of Community Health and Department of Natural Resources to obtain regulatory changes for persons who perform medical imaging and radiation therapy procedures. Efforts to procure licensure for radiologist assistants continues in collaboration with the Georgia Composite Medical Board. Click here to learn more about the GSRT!  View all Georgia legislative and regulatory activity that ASRT follows. The link will take you to the ASRT Tracking Map. Click on Georgia to see the most current information. | Georgia Action Items(No action items at this time.) 2024 State Legislature Georgia ResourcesYou can familiarize yourself with Georgia laws and legislative process, guidelines for the rule-making process and helpful resources provided by clicking on the links under each heading. Legislature Helpful Resources State Government — How an Idea Becomes a Law Regulations/Rules To discuss specific issues and needs your affiliate society may have, or if the links on this page are broken, email the ASRT Government Relations Department. |