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Radiation Oncologist Licensing in Hawaii

Review current requirements, exam details, renewal cycle, and salary outlook for radiation oncologist in Hawaii, including See agency and board contact links.

Last verified: Feb 17, 2026

Current

Application Fee

See agency

Exam Requirement

Third-party exam required

Renewal Cycle

See board renewal rules

Licensing Blueprint for Radiation Oncologist in Hawaii

Estimated timeline: Varies by board

Core Requirements

  1. 1

    Education: Degree required.

  2. 2

    Experience: Work experience required.

  3. 3

    Background/Criminal Review: Background check required.

  4. 4

    Physical Requirement: No physical requirements.

  5. 5

    Certification: Certification required.

  6. 6

    License Type: Stand-alone license.

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    Education and experience requirements: School or training program accredited by the Radiologic Technology Board.

  8. 8

    Professional requirements: Be current member with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) which includes 24 Category A or A+ continuing education credits.

  9. 9

    ARRT National Board Exam.

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    APPLICATION AND FEES:.

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    $60 for first license

    • $5 for each additional area.

Exam and processing details

  • National Board Exam

Continuing education and program notes

  • continuing education credits

Application Snapshot

  1. Licensing Authority

    Hawaii State Dept. of Health • Indoor and Radiological Health Branch • Radiologic Technology Board

  2. Current Filing Fee

    See agency

  3. Renewal Cycle

    See board renewal rules

  4. Salary Position

    $304,950 median salary

  5. State Salary Rank

    #9 of 48 states

Step-by-Step Process (7)

  1. 1. Meet Hawaii eligibility requirements for Radiation Oncologist licensure.
  2. 2. Complete required education or training: Degree required.
  3. 3. Document required supervised experience: Work experience required.
  4. 4. Pass required examination steps: Third-party exam required National Board Exam.
  5. 5. Prepare supporting documentation (background check: Background check required; Background/Criminal Review: Background check required.; APPLICATION AND FEES:.).
  6. 6. Submit the application to Hawaii State Dept. of Health~Indoor and Radiological Health Branch~Radiologic Technology Board and monitor board communications.
  7. 7. Maintain post-licensure compliance (continuing education: Continuing education required to maintain license).

Salary Insights in Hawaii

The median salary for Radiation Oncologists in Hawaii is $304,950. Hawaii ranks #9 among 48 states. The typical licensing timeline is Varies by board.

State Hiring Climate (QCEW)

Steady

QoQ Employment Change

-0.1%

Average Weekly Wage

$1,316

Median annual salary

$304,950

Hourly estimate

$146.61
National comparison unavailable

National benchmark data is missing for this profile.

Percentile Distribution

Annual compensation
  • P1010th percentile$90,170
  • P2525th percentile$200,130
  • P50Median$304,950
  • P7575th percentileN/A
  • P9090th percentileN/A

State vs National Median

State: $304,950
National: N/A

Total employment: 1,710 | Annual openings: N/A

Radiation Oncologist Salary Ranking

#9 of 48 statesfor Radiation Oncologist median salary
RankStateMedian Salary
#1Wyoming$373,100
#2North Dakota$347,240
#3Maine$344,170
#4Minnesota$323,830
#5South Carolina$320,620

Nearby States Comparison

Radiation Oncologist licensing across the region
StateMedian SalaryEducationExamTimeline
Hawaii$304,950Degree requiredThird-party exam requiredVaries by board
California$201,510Varies by state boardState-approved exam1-18 months
Oregon$301,990Varies by state boardState-approved examVaries by board
Washington$293,860Degree requiredThird-party exam requiredVaries by board
Alaska$310,920Varies by state boardState-approved examVaries by board

License by Endorsement

Transfer requirements are state-specific. Use this quick matrix as a planning signal, then verify final endorsement rules with each board.

StateReciprocity ScoreTierNotes
Hawaii50LowState-specific exam conditions may apply. Documented experience may be required.
California78HighBoard-specific review required.
Oregon78HighBoard-specific review required.
Washington50LowState-specific exam conditions may apply. Documented experience may be required.
Alaska78HighBoard-specific review required.
  • License status indicator: Active.
  • Continuing education indicator: Continuing education required to maintain license.
  • Reciprocity and transfer rules vary by state board. Verify directly with the agency.

Official Licensing Agency

Official website verified

Hawaii State Dept. of Health • Indoor and Radiological Health Branch • Radiologic Technology Board

99-945 Halawa Valley St, Aiea, HI, 96701

Phone: 8085864700

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FAQ

How long does it take to become a Radiation Oncologist in Hawaii?

Most applicants finish the licensing path in about Varies by board, but timing can change based on education track, exam scheduling, and board processing.

What exams are required for Radiation Oncologists in Hawaii?

Hawaii lists Third-party exam required as part of the licensure process for Radiation Oncologists.

What education do you need to become a Radiation Oncologist in Hawaii?

The board typically expects Degree required for Radiation Oncologist licensure in Hawaii.

What is the typical Radiation Oncologist salary in Hawaii?

The median annual salary for Radiation Oncologists in Hawaii is $304,950.

How many Radiation Oncologists work in Hawaii?

Hawaii employs approximately 1,710 Radiation Oncologists according to BLS data.

Can I transfer my Radiation Oncologist license to Hawaii from another state?

Transfer requirements vary by board. License status indicator: Active. Continuing education indicator: Continuing education required to maintain license. Reciprocity and transfer rules vary by state board. Verify directly with the agency.

Who is the licensing agency for Radiation Oncologists in Hawaii?

The licensing agency is Hawaii State Dept. of Health / Indoor and Radiological Health Branch / Radiologic Technology Board. Review agency details at http://health.hawaii.gov/irhb/.

How often do you renew a Radiation Oncologist license in Hawaii?

Current guidance indicates a renewal cycle of See board renewal rules.