How to transfer your Radiologic technologist licence to Vermont (2026)

Radiologic technologist work in Vermont is licensed at state level, by the Vermont radiologic technology licensing program (health department or a separate board). This page says what a radiologic technologist licensed or working in another state has to do to work in Vermont, in the order to do it, and what goes wrong when the order is reversed.

How the transfer works

About three quarters of states license radiologic technologists, and almost all of them accept ARRT certification as the basis for a licence by endorsement. The remaining states do not license; employers there hire on ARRT alone. Apply to Vermont's licensing program with your ARRT card, a background check and the fee.

Exam: ARRT, which licensing states accept.

How long: two to eight weeks. Fee: $50 to $200; the current figure is on the licensing body's own site.

What to have ready before you move

• ARRT card and its renewal date
• Continuing education record
• Modality certificates (CT, MRI, mammography)

Start the paperwork before you give notice. Every week the licence is not done is a week you are not paid, and nothing in the process needs you to be in Vermont already.

What people get wrong

• Assuming a state licence is not needed; most states require one before the first shift
• Letting ARRT lapse; licensing states will not endorse without it

Who hires radiologic technologists in Vermont

Radiologic technologists in Vermont are hired by hospitals, imaging centres, orthopaedic and urgent care clinics. The metros with the most of that work are Burlington, South Burlington and Rutland. Employers who could not hire locally and have filed with the Department of Labor are on the Vermont openings page.

For the money side: the median radiologic technologist in Vermont earned $85,450 a year ($41 an hour) in May 2024 across 490 jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Vermont has a progressive state income tax with a top rate of 8.75%. What that leaves you after tax is its own page.

Vermont also has a program that pay people to move in: New Relocating Worker Grant (up to $7,500 for moving costs, for people who move to Vermont for a job with a Vermont employer; funded in rounds, closes when the money is gone). Each has a residence condition and a funding round.

Everything about Vermont, on one page

The Vermont page has the registries and boards, the income tax table, the programs that pay you to come and the openings filed this month. If you know which state you are leaving, the move pages compare the two directly. Creating a free Workmerica profile with your trade and your destination puts you in front of Vermont employers hiring from out of state.