Licensure by endorsement in Texas MRT practice allows:

• A. An MRT licensed in another state to obtain Texas licensure by meeting Texas requirements, verification, and possibly additional requirements.
• B. An MRT licensed in Texas to practice in any state without additional requirements.
• C. A student to practice under supervision without licensure.
• D. A license to practice radiography without examination in Texas.

Answer: (A)

Licensure by endorsement lets a practitioner who is already licensed in another state obtain Texas licensure by showing they meet Texas standards. The process centers on verifying that the out-of-state license is current and in good standing, and then completing any Texas-specific requirements or steps—such as providing education verification and meeting state rules that may include additional exams, jurisprudence, continuing education, or background checks. This pathway recognizes demonstrated competency from another jurisdiction while ensuring Texas standards are satisfied before granting the license.

Other options don’t fit because endorsement isn’t automatic practice in other states, it isn’t a blanket no-examination path, and it isn’t about students practicing without licensure.