MOS 68P: Radiology Specialist
MOS 68P is the Army specialty for Radiology Specialist. Operated fixed and portable X-ray and other medical imaging equipment to help diagnose injuries and disease, including digestive, respiratory and vascular studies, cared for patients through each exam, and supervised radiology activities as they advanced.
Where 68P experience fits
These civilian roles map closely to what an Army 68P already does:
- Radiologic Technologist (X-ray)
- CT Technologist
- MRI Technologist
- Nuclear Medicine Technologist (with further training)
- Radiology Supervisor
What you bring on day one
- Fixed and portable X-ray equipment operation
- Patient positioning and anatomy
- Radiation safety for patients and staff
- Patient care and clear communication during exams
- Image quality checks and documentation
Certifications to consider
- ARRT Radiography (R)
- ARRT Computed Tomography (CT)
- ARRT Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MR)
- ARRT Mammography (M)
- NMTCB Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT)
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Credential requirements: As of September 2026, ARRT says graduates of the military's Tri-Service Radiography Program, which awards 68P and 4R0X1, can apply for ARRT certification. You also need an associate degree or higher, in any field and from an accredited school, before you take the exam. ARRT's three-year rule means you must establish eligibility within three years of finishing the program, or requalify by completing the education requirements again.
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68P to Civilian FAQ
What civilian jobs can a 68P (Radiology Specialist) do?
Common fits include Radiologic Technologist (X-ray), CT Technologist, MRI Technologist, Nuclear Medicine Technologist (with further training), and Radiology Supervisor. The right match depends on your specialty, leadership level, and interests.
Do I need a degree to use my 68P experience?
For ARRT certification, yes. As of September 2026, ARRT requires an associate degree or higher, in any field, before you take its exam, and you can earn it before or after your imaging program.
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