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Certification Maintenance

Maintain your AHCA credential

Legacy renewal, registry and continuing-competency information presented in the new website design.

After Certification

Maintaining Certification & Continuing Competency

Healthcare professionals participating in continuing education

AHCA maintains an electronic registry of certified technologists. Active registrants may use the initials associated with credentials they have earned while they remain compliant with current AHCA rules and standards.

Annual registry

The legacy AHCA website states that Active registration requires an annual registry fee of $50. Registrants who remain current receive updated identification materials and remain listed in the online directory.

Continuing medical education (CME)

Continuing competency is supported through ongoing CME. The previous website states that passing an additional specialty examination or earning an additional credential contributes 15 CME credits, and that certain registrants must accrue 30 CME credits during each three-year cycle.

CME documentation

Documentation should identify the registrant, activity date, registry number, sponsoring/accrediting organization, activity title and credit hours.

Active status

Active registrants stay current with annual fees and applicable continuing-competency requirements.

Retired status

The legacy site describes a permanent retired status for eligible registrants no longer actively working in the field, with no CME requirement and a reduced annual fee.

Renewal and record changes

The previous site states that AHCA certifications are renewed annually. Registrants, applicants and candidates should notify AHCA promptly when their name or address changes; legal documentation may be required for a name change.

Important: Fees, deadlines and credential requirements can change. Confirm current requirements with AHCA before relying on legacy policy information.
After Certification and Registration

Registry and continuing competency

AHCA maintains records of certified technologists in an electronic registry that is intended to be publicly available for credential verification.

The AHCA Board of Directors retains the authority to award AHCA credentials and establish requirements for maintaining certification and registration.

Certified professionals should keep their contact information, continuing-education documentation and credential status current.