1. Determine Eligibility
Before you begin the endorsement license procedure, it's important to ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria set by the Florida Board of Radiologic Technology (FBRT). Visiting their website at [FBRT's Website](https://www.floridasradiology.gov/) will provide you with detailed information regarding eligibility requirements and any additional documents needed.
2. Complete Application
Once you've determined your eligibility, it's time to complete the application. The application form can be found on the [FBRT's Online Services Portal](https://www.floridasradiology.gov/Online-Services/) where you'll need to create an account and follow the instructions to submit your application electronically. Make sure to carefully review the form and provide all requested information accurately.
3. Submit Required Documents
Along with your application, you'll need to submit certain documents to FBRT as part of the endorsement license procedure. These documents may include but are not limited to:
- Proof of current Special Procedures Tech certification from an accredited program
- Verification of licensure from the state(s) where you currently hold or have held a license
- Transcripts from your educational institution(s)
For a complete list of required documents, please refer to the [FBRT's Document Checklist](https://www.floridasradiology.gov/Forms-Center/Document-Checklists/).
4. Pay Required Fees
As with any licensing process, there are certain fees associated with endorsing your Special Procedures Tech license in Florida. Detailed information regarding the fees and payment methods can be found on the [FBRT's Fee Schedule](https://www.floridasradiology.gov/Forms-Center/Fee-Schedule/). Please note that fee amounts are subject to change, so it's always a good idea to review the most up-to-date information provided by FBRT.
5. Await Application Review
Once you have submitted your application and all required documents, FBRT will perform a thorough review to ensure that you meet the necessary qualifications. The processing time may vary, so it's advisable to periodically check the status of your application through the [FBRT's Online Services Portal](https://www.floridasradiology.gov/Online-Services/). In case of any questions or concerns, contacting FBRT directly is the best approach. Their contact information can be found on their website.
6. Maintain Active License
Congratulations! Once your endorsement license application has been approved, you'll be issued a Special Procedures Tech license in Florida. It's important to remember that maintaining an active license requires periodic renewal, which is generally done every two years. FBRT will provide you with detailed instructions on the renewal process and any continuing education requirements. To ensure you stay up to date with any changes, regularly visit the [FBRT's website](https://www.floridasradiology.gov/) or subscribe to their newsletters if available.