The AMT offers the Registered Phlebotomy Technician (RPT) credential, which validates the skills and knowledge of phlebotomy professionals in the field of blood collection and specimen handling.
To qualify for the AMT’s RPT certification, candidates must complete an accredited phlebotomy training program that includes classroom instruction and hands-on practice in blood collection techniques.
An RPT is primarily responsible for drawing blood samples, ensuring proper labeling, and preparing specimens for laboratory analysis, which is critical to accurate medical diagnosis.
The AMT requires RPT certification holders to renew their credentials every three years by completing continuing education and paying renewal fees to stay compliant and updated in their profession.
The AMT’s RPT certification is widely recognized both nationally and internationally, enhancing career opportunities and validating the professional skills of certified phlebotomy technicians.
