Overview:

Join AMT as our Accreditation Compliance Manager where you will be supporting our accreditation and compliance initiatives. As a member of the Testing & Competency Assurance Department, you will be responsible for ensuring activities across AMT comply with the National Commission for Certifying Agencies Accreditation Standards (NCCA). In addition to working with your AMT colleagues, you’ll also manage responses to additional regulatory bodies as well.

If you a self-motivated, project-oriented individual who communicates well and has experience with the standards set by the NCCA, we want to hear from you, please submit your resume!

Some of your responsibilities will include:

• Serve as AMT’s primary accreditation compliance contact for all internal and external inquiries.
• Manage and maintain credentialing activity records including deadlines, expiration dates, complaints, and investigation outcomes.
• Coordinate cross-functional communication to ensure requested information needed for compliance and accreditation activities is compiled timely.
• Communicate and work with external regulatory bodies for approval or recognition

What AMT needs from you:

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in lieu of a degree
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in Testing and Professional Certification Programs
• Extensive knowledge and familiarity with the NCCA Accreditation Standards for professional testing programs
• Exceptional attention to detail and communication skills, verbal and written
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft 365 products, especially Excel
• Strong database management, organizational, and project management skills
• ICE-Certified Credentialing Professional (ICE-CCP), strongly preferred
• ICE Credential Specialist Certificate, a plus
• CAPM or PMP, preferred

Residence in one of the following states is required: Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, North Carolina, Tennessee, or Texas

About American Medical Technologists

About AMT Founded in 1939, American Medical Technologists (AMT) is a global, member-led, allied health certification organization promoting and supporting our member certificants. AMT is nationally and internationally recognized for 12 allied health profession disciplines including: medical laboratory scientists, medical assistants, dental assistants, allied health instructors, molecular diagnostics technologists, medical laboratory technicians, medical laboratory assistants, medical administrative specialists, phlebotomy technicians, patient care technicians, and laboratory consultants. AMT’s purpose is to protect public welfare by maintaining competency standards in these occupations. AMT’s 2023-2026 Strategic Plan focuses our efforts on five main themes: maintaining the highest certification standards, maintaining recognized and preferred credentials for our members, supporting our members in their careers by ensuring their proficiency and competency in their given disciplines, and lastly, ensuring our fiscal, governance, and operational stability and vitality. AMT is a 501(c)6 organization with an annual revenue of $10M with a staff of 50.

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