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.

Learn about AMT's standards of conduct, reportable violations, disciplinary review procedures, possible outcomes, and the appeals process.

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

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

AMT’s Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS)  and Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) exams are approved by the California Department of Public Health, Laboratory Field Services (LFS) to fulfill the California examination requirements for licensure in the respective categories of Clinical Laboratory Scientist or Medical Laboratory Technician.