AMT recognizes members who have made a positive impact for AMT and their profession.
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The highest honor bestowed by AMT for outstanding organizational and professional contributions in the field of medical technology and to AMT. Recognizing consistent superior performance throughout the years.
The highest honor bestowed by AMT for outstanding organizational and professional contributions in the field of medical assisting and to AMT. Recognizing consistent superior performance throughout the years.
Awarded for outstanding active service the national level.
Recognizing extraordinary service and contribution at all levels within AMT and to the medical technology and allied health care profession.
Recognizing extraordinary service and contributions at all levels within AMT, and to the medical assisting profession and total care community.
Recognizing extraordinary service and contributions at all levels within AMT, and to the phlebotomy medical profession and total care community.
Recognizing extraordinary service and contributions at all levels within AMT, and to the allied health field as an instructor.
Special national awards for outstanding AMT members.
Awarded to a member who holds a post-graduate degree in the allied health field, and who has distinguished him/herself through a variety of professional and community service activities.
Recognizing outstanding dedication and service as a past or present District Councillor or national Board Member. This award is dedicated to the memory of Rebecca J. Moretz, MT
Presented to a state president for demonstrating excellence in leadership, dedication and service to AMT and its members.
Conferred by the AMTIE Board of Trustees, this award is presented to an AMT member, nominated by peers, who has demonstrated outstanding continued involvement in continuing education by way of presentation of workshops, lectures, or seminars at both state and national levels, and publishing of articles in scientific or management journals.
Recognizing an active or retired member of the Uniformed Services who within their branch of service has made significant contributions towards their discipline, or promoted their discipline or AMT, or who has a history of service to AMT at all levels of the organization, and remains actively involved.
This award recognizes outstanding activity and service to AMT and its members at both the state and national levels. Nominated by the state society.
The Distinguished Achievement Award recognizes outstanding service to AMT and its members at the state level. Award recipients are nominated by the state society.
The GEM award (for “going the extra mile”) recognizes those members who have recently relinquished an important, national-level, AMT appointive office or position of leadership after many years of distinguished service.
Pillar awarded to longtime members who have worked faithfully in their state societies and have compiled a long track record of service to AMT at the state level but who are eliminated from consideration from national awards simply because they have already received them. Limited to those individuals who received national Distinguished Achievement Awards at least five years prior to 2001.
This award recognizes, posthumously, outstanding volunteer leaders within AMT who have recently passed away.
Awarded to longtime members who have worked faithfully in their state societies and have compiled a long track record of service to AMT at the state level but who are eliminated from consideration for national awards simply because they have already received them. Limited to those individuals who received the national Exceptional Merit Award at least five years prior to 2001.
This award recognizes those individuals who – although not AMT members themselves – have distinguished themselves over the years in dedication and service to AMT by actively supporting the efforts of an AMT member who may be a spouse or family member or friend of the award recipient.
Awarded to a state society member who has shown outstanding AMT service.
The Leona Lyons Carter Award is given to the AMT state society that has demonstrated significant organizational development in the past year. The Leona Lyons Carter Award for 2019 is being awarded to the Virginia State Society for their outstanding leadership and work on multiple levels in the community. This has been exhibited in the educational seminars, in the involvement with creating student societies, and in the increased ease of communications.
Awarded for efforts towards newsletters, journal, editor of the year and most improved Publication.
Awarded to state societies who have met all AMT requirements.
Awarded to a student who has shown outstanding achievements in allied health pursuits.
Awarded to students based on submission of an article on a topic in allied health.
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