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Looking Ahead: Submit Your Completed Recertification Application and Materials at Any Time
Learn about an AAMA policy that allows those recertifying via continuing education to submit their materials—and application—any time before their expiration date.
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Best of the Best: Why More Employers Choose to Hire CMAs (AAMA)
Explore some of the best reasons for employers to hire CMAs (AAMA) in any health care setting.
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Pennsylvania Medical Assistants in Hospital Outpatient Departments
Does the Pennsylvania Department of Health recognize medical assistants in hospital outpatient department–based ambulatory settings, and are there any scope-of-practice limitations due to their unlicensed status?
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Texas Commission Proposes Human Trafficking Training Requirements for Medical Assistants
Learn about recent proposed regulations in Texas.
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Badge of Honor: Publicize Your Credential with Digital Badging
At the beginning of June 2021, the American Association of Medical Assistants welcomed a new, cutting-edge technology for their members: digital badging. Learn more about publicizing your credential with digital badging.
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Does It Count? How to Determine Whether Non-AAMA-Approved CEUs Will Be Accepted
If you have chosen to recertify your CMA (AAMA) credential via continuing education, you must accumulate 60 recertification points. Of those 60 recertification points, a maximum of 30 recertification points may come from non-AAMA-approved sources. Learn how to determine whether a non-AAMA-approved continuing education opportunity will be accepted for recertification.
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