Code of Ethics for Radiologic Technologists

Radiologic Technologists and X-Ray Technologists must acknowledge the state's supreme authority and adhere to the Constitution, R.A. No. 7431, and related laws.
Their primary concern should be the welfare and well-being of the public and the interest of the state.
They are encouraged to participate in civic activities and cooperate with organizations to promote community welfare.

Patients/clients are central to radiologic practice and must be treated with dignity, sincerity, and genuine concern.
Confidentiality of patient information and findings must be maintained; only Radiologists may disclose such information when necessary.
Discrimination based on creed, race, belief, or political affiliation is prohibited.
Radiologic Technologists must provide technical expertise accompanied by courtesy, empathy, compassion, and respect for patient privacy.
Procedures should be conducted efficiently to minimize radiation exposure risks caused by repeated examinations.

The profession is a public trust; practitioners must uphold its dignity and protect it from misinterpretation.
Assistance in unauthorized practice of the profession is prohibited; violations must be reported to the Board.
Sharing knowledge, active participation in professional associations, and fostering research in educational institutions are encouraged.
Punctuality and adherence to appointments, especially concerning patient care, are required.
Avoid conflicts of interest between personal gain and professional responsibilities.
Tasks must be performed with honor, dignity, fairness, and impartiality.
Practitioners must maintain an impeccable reputation and proper decorum to earn public respect.
Continuing professional growth through education and professional literature is essential.
Degrading colleagues’ reputation or competence for self-promotion is forbidden.
Encouragement and facilitation of colleagues’ professional advancement are mandated.
Principles of due process and equality of opportunity apply to peer relations and personnel actions.
Alignment of personal values with institutional goals is expected.
Promotion of scholarly conditions such as freedom of inquiry and expression is encouraged.
Openness to new knowledge and innovation is necessary for professional growth.

Radiologic Technologists should contribute to improving government agency functions and reducing patient workload.
Protection of equipment and materials is imperative.
Assigned duties must be performed in good faith with skill and diligence, especially when patient safety is involved.
Support of goodwill and camaraderie among paramedical peers is promoted.

Practitioners must be honest, dependable, level-headed, and morally upright.
Commitment to ongoing professional development through education, seminars, and research is required.
They have the right to just and fair compensation for their services.
Personal names should not be used in advertisements unless affiliated with the advertising entity.