The radiologic technology field requires a mixture of specific technical skills as well as soft skills to ensure the job is done right. While precise imaging is a crucial piece of the career, you must also be able to communicate well with patients who are facing traumatic illnesses or unexpected medical complications.

If you’re a radiologic technologist and you’re not sure if you should take the ARRT CT registry exam, here are 5 reasons to pursue it.

What are your CE requirements? We’ll show you what you need to do and when to stay at the top of your game in the field.

After obtaining your radiologic technologist degree, there’s value in earning certification as a CT tech. Here’s why you should consider it.

You’re preparing for the CT Registry Exam, and that’s hard work. We’re simplifying how you can pass the exam with these five steps.

The Tuffest Stuff CT Registry Review Guide has allowed thousands of candidates to pass the test the first time. Here’s how they did it.

If you're interested in the medical field and love technology, a career as a radiologic technologist might be for you.  It's more than sitting in a room with an x-ray machine and looking at x-rays. It's a rewarding career with the opportunity for advancement...

The Tuffest Stuff is excited to join a host of other collegiate educators at the 44th Annual ACERT Conference and Business Meeting. The event will take place February 6-8, 2019 at the Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas,...

Do you have a Radiologic Technologist certification? You worked hard and passed that exam. Congratulations! Now it's time for the job hunt. Lucky for you, the need for radiologic technologists is still growing. In fact, more than 30,000 new RTs are needed by...

Radiologic technologists support radiologists and are essential members of the healthcare team. In addition to being an integral part of any radiology specialty, they also receive the most compensation for their efforts. Most radiologic technologists go into the field...