Volunteer Opportunities with AMT

Volunteer your skills to make an impact.

Share Your Knowledge

Share Your Story

Share your accomplishments and successes.

Contribute In Person

Present at Local State Meeting

Build connections with members.

Volunteer for a National Committee

Contribute your scientific and technical knowledge.

Provide CE Course Content

Provide Learning Content.

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.

Apply to Serve as a Content Provider

Questions?
AMTLearning@americanmedtech.org

Author a CE Article

Submit an Article for Continuing Education.

Write a continuing education (CE) or STEP CE article for AMT Pulse Magazine. If your article is published, you will earn 10 CCP points.

Submit an Article

Submission Guidelines

Submissions must be original authorship and never published previously.
Word count must be between 2,000 and 2,500 words.
All images must be copyright free and in jpg or EPS format, and at least 300 dpi.
Articles must be submitted in Microsoft Word format.
All quotes, facts, figures, graphs, or material from another source must be properly and completely referenced.
You must include a 10-question quiz including an answer key with your article. Quiz guidelines can be found below.
Check out our blog for additional details and helpful hints on submitting your article.

Documenting Sources

Quotes, facts, figures, graphs, and material must be referenced in the body of the article. A compiled list of all references should be included at the end of the article. Properly reference your sources using the American Psychological Association format.

All submissions are reviewed and considered, but not guaranteed to be published.

Quiz Guidelines

You must include a 10-question quiz with your article submission that meets the following guidelines:

Include the correct answer either highlighted or as an answer key
Do not use more than three true/false questions
Multiple choice questions should have four choices
Do not use "all of the above" or "none of the above" as answer choices
Do not ask negative questions, i.e. "which of the following is NOT..."
Answers to the questions must be found in the article
Submitted files must be in Microsoft Word

Help Develop Exams

Help Develop Certification Examinations

Contribute your expertise if you are actively AMT-certified and working or instructing in any of these areas…

Medical Technologists (MT)
Molecular Diagnostics Technologists (MDT)
Medical Laboratory Technicians (MLT)
Registered Phlebotomy Technicians (RPT)
Medical Laboratory Assistants (CMLA)

Medical Administrative Specialists (CMAS)
Registered Medical Assistants (RMA)
Registered Dental Assistants (RDA)
Patient Care Technicians (PCT)

EQS SMEs are subject to approval by the AMT Board of Directors.

Serve on the EQS (Examination, Qualifications and Standards Committee)

AMT relies on certified practitioners and instructors for input on new exam content. Each certification program has a team of subject matter experts (SMEs) that work with testing staff to develop examinations.

*In addition to experienced participants, AMT needs individuals newer to the field (1-3 years) to help keep tests current with professional expectations.

EQS Committee Duties

1-year term of service
Develop certification examinations
Meet with testing staff once a year
Complete tasks assigned throughout the year

Apply to Serve on a Committee

Join an Item Writing Team

Help create exam content while working directly with AMT testing staff as a qualified and experienced item writer. Writers will develop item pools representing tasks and knowledge areas assessed on exams.

Writing Team Duties

Create exam content
Follow detailed instructions to write items in line with required specifications

Join a Writing Team

Network with Peers

Connect in person or online.

Start Networking

Member Recognition

“ I am certified as an RMA since 2003. Currently, I am both a laboratory assistant/lead phlebotomist at a county hospital and a phlebotomy instructor at a community and technical college. My AMT leadership roles include proudly serving on the AMT national board from 2017 to 2020 and as the Kentucky State Society Vice President. ”
Lisa Bromley-Goforth, RMA (AMT) AMT Kentucky State Society Vice President

Submit Your Story

Recognition of Your Profession

AMT helps recognize your profession and the impact you make in improving patient care.

February 10-14, 2025

Phlebotomists  Recognition Week

March 2-8, 2025

Dental Assistants Recognition Week

April 20-26, 2025

Medical Laboratory Professionals Week

October 21-25, 2024

Medical Assistants Recognition Week

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Career Development Opportunities

Find Your Next Job

Apply through Career Connection.

Earn Continuing Education

Expand your skills and knowledge.

Post Your Resume

Attend a state or national meeting.

Network with AMT Members

Connect through our online community.

Take advantage of career enhancing benefits.

Grow Your Career

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Earn CE to stay certified

Members qualify for discounted CE.

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Volunteer

Fulfill your goals for growth through AMT.