Modifies age and education requirement to qualify as radiologic technologist.
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This bill changes the age requirement and educational pathways to qualify as a radiologic technologist in New Jersey. Applicants can now be 16 years old and demonstrate enrollment in a four-year high school program or an alternative education program leading to a high school diploma. The bill also clarifies specific educational requirements for various specialized radiologic technology areas, such as diagnostic x-ray, radiation therapy, and chest x-ray technology.
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