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The man behind the exam

James Fidler, PhD, AMT Director of Testing and Competency Assurance brings together a wealth of resources, both practical and theoretical, to develop ...

What lies beneath an AMT credential

AMT offers a trustworthy credential in allied health. Our fundamental purpose is to give evidence that the certified person has the appropriate compet...

The 3 Ps of Certification: Purpose, Process, People

Purpose, process, and people go together like peas in a pod when it comes to bringing a certification to life—and keeping it ever green.

How many ways can you stack a credential?

Today, AMT can help you “be all you can be” through professional certification. Much like Soldiers “stack” their Airborne, Expert Field Medic Badg...

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“My patients amaze me with their cheer and positivity.”

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The man behind the exam

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Kim Heyne Blog 10/17/2019 9:48:00 AM

Best Practices, Career Advice

James Fidler, PhD, AMT Director of Testing and Competency Assurance brings together a wealth of resources, both practical and theoretical, to develop certifications for allied health professionals.
What lies beneath an AMT credential

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Kim Heyne Blog 10/17/2019 9:29:00 AM

Allied Healthcare, Best Practices, Your Credential

AMT offers a trustworthy credential in allied health. Our fundamental purpose is to give evidence that the certified person has the appropriate competence and knowledge necessary for safe, sound, and ...
The 3 Ps of Certification: Purpose, Process, People

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Kim Heyne Blog 8/12/2019 9:03:00 AM

Allied Healthcare, Career Advice, Certification Tips and FAQs, Medical Assistant (RMA), Your Credential

Purpose, process, and people go together like peas in a pod when it comes to bringing a certification to life—and keeping it ever green.
How many ways can you stack a credential?

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Jeffrey Lavender 6/3/2019 9:00:00 AM

Career Advice, Certification Tips and FAQs, Medical Assistant (RMA), Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT), Medical Technologist (MT), Phlebotomy Technician (RPT), Your Profession

Today, AMT can help you “be all you can be” through professional certification. Much like Soldiers “stack” their Airborne, Expert Field Medic Badge or Infantry Badge over a left shirt pocket signi...

How to Talk to Patients—So They’ll Listen

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Kim Heyne Blog 11/8/2018 12:04:00 PM

Medical Assistant (RMA)

Patients need to pay attention and hear directions. If only they would listen! We want them to comply with doctors’ orders for their own health. So why don’t they? Medical assistants can create chan...
5 Reasons Certification Can Boost Your Allied Health Career

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GLC Admin Account 5/11/2018 8:55:00 AM

Getting Certified, Allied Healthcare, Your Credential, Career Advice, Why Stay Certified

Allied healthcare, Your credential, Certification tips and FAQs, Medical Assistant (RMA), Phlebotomy Technician (RPT), Medical Administrative Specialist (CMAS), Dental Assistant (RDA), Medical Technologist (MT), Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT), Medical Laboratory Assistant (CMLA), Certified Laboratory Consultant (CLC), Allied Health Instructor (AHI), Career advice

Many allied health careers can benefit from earning a certification, even if such healthcare jobs don’t require certification.
Professional Profile: Medical Technologist (MT)

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Kim Heyne Blog 6/14/2018 9:38:00 AM

Your Profession, Your Credential, Career Advice, Medical Technologist (MT)

If you are interested in science and good at problem solving with close attention to detail, a career as a medical technologist (MT) may be right for you.
How a Clue From Her Medical History Helped Solve the Cause of a Patient’s Sore Elbow.

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Kim Heyne Blog 9/5/2018 1:44:00 PM

AMT Publications, Continuing Education

Find out how a medical mystery was resolved by obtaining a medical history and confirmed through laboratory testing in this article published in AMT Journal of Continuing Education Topics & Issues.

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