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RENEWING YOUR NPTAA CERTIFICATION IS AS EASY AS 1,2,3
COMPLETE 8 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (CEC)
LOG IN TO YOUR NPTAA CERTEMY ACCOUNT
On the My Certifications page, you will find under "my certification(s)" the certification you are listed for. Click on "Accept" to start the renewal process
If you do not know your login information DO NOT create another account. Contact NPTAA for assistance.
RENEW
Pay the two-year renewal fee and congratulations, your membership and credentials are up to date!
BE SURE TO RENEW YOUR CERTIFICATION
BEFORE IT EXPIRES
Working in the allied health field can be challenging yet rewarding. Renewing your NPTAA certifications means that you have studied the most recent protocols and techniques that ensure safety and efficiency in the workplace. Maintaining an up-to-date certification lets patients, employers and colleagues know they can have confidence in your expertise and competency.
Plus certified NPTAA members have access to exclusive benefits such as
Job listings
Internships
Continuing education content
Digital badges (badges can be displayed via email signature, electronic files of a resume, and on social media sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.)
Networking events
Conferences
A dedicated support team that is available by phone, chat, email, and social media
^ Members will receive periodic reminders when it is time to renew. It is important to maintain your certification and renew before the expiration date.
WHAT IF MY CERTIFICATION HAS EXPIRED?
LESS THAN
<2YRS
Your certification is required to be renewed every two years. If your certification has expired but has been expired for less than 24 months, then you are eligible to reinstate your certification by completing the following:
Complete 8 continuing education credits (CEC)
Pay a reinstatement fee $150
Pay a certification renewal fee $150
MORE THAN
>2YRS
Your certification is required to be renewed every two years. If your certification has been expired for more than 24 months, reinstatement is not permitted. Instead, the candidate must re-register, retake the examination and pay the full examination price in order to become certified again.
Retake applicable NPTAA certification exam(s) (Exam Fees Vary by Type)