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 the time of initial application to AMT, before authorization to take an exam is given. 

Every AMT member has earned the right to display their AMT certification credentials after their name, demonstrating their commitment and readiness to meet the demands of their chosen professions. The only way to earn an AMT credential and gain membership is to meet stringent eligibility criteria and pass a rigorous exam. More than 100,000 allied health professionals proudly maintain an active certification through AMT.

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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, unethical, or detrimental to the interests of AMT and its members.

The AMT Pulse Magazine is a quarterly, member publication highlighting the latest trends and education in allied health.

As THE choice for allied health professionals, AMT provides an unparalleled certification that signifies a respected, rigorous credential that highlights a keen knowledge of quality patient care and expertise. Learn why our members trust AMT to continue to grow their careers and skills through ongoing networking, education, and leadership.

For a respected national certification, career success, and a community of peers, AMT is the right choice for your future as an allied health professional.

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