To apply for retired or disability status, a member must be active and in good standing. They will receive limited AMT member benefits, including online-only access to AMT Pulse.

AMT is seeking experts in the allied health profession to serve as a content provider in the development of educational courses or continuing education (CE). Apply and contribute your time and skills to make a difference to those maintaining their certification and who are new to the allied health field.

To keep your AMT certification active, you must comply with the Certification Continuation Program (CCP) by completing continuing education and other professional activities that fulfill your CCP requirements

To ensure compliance with the Certification Continuation Program (CCP), AMT conducts an annual random compliance audit of members who have entered a new three-year CCP cycle in the previous calendar year. These audits, conducted at the beginning of each year, are part of a structured review process designed to validate the documented CCP points claimed during the prior certification cycle. Through this systematic approach, AMT upholds the integrity of its certification program and ensures that members maintain the required professional development standards.

AMT’s most frequently asked questions for applicants are answered.

The AMT member disciplinary process provides a mechanism to investigate complaints, and discipline, if required, those members and certificants who are alleged to have violated the AMT Standards of Practice or to have committed acts that are unlawful,…



AMT supports the intent of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and will provide reasonable accommodations during testing to provide equal opportunities for applicants with disabilities. All requests for special accommodations should be made at th…