American Massage Therapy Association
An AMTA continuing education course on “Bridging the Classroom to Healthcare: The Top 10 Lessons for Massage Students” for massage professionals. The course includes an examination and recorded completion credit.
Before you enroll
Bridging the Classroom to Healthcare: The Top 10 Lessons for Massage Students is offered by American Massage Therapy Association for massage therapists. Topics in this listing: Professional practice.
Check the credit type and approval notes below against your credential. The provider handles enrollment, completion and the certificate.
NCBTMB approved-provider statement #024237-00. Provider course code LCEU0004851; State acceptance varies; see AMTA’s published exclusions.
Listed roles: Licensed Massage Therapist
State scope: No individual state acceptance claim is made in this listing.
NCBTMBThe provider identifies this activity as free continuing education. Complete the stated assessment and claiming requirements.
The recorded cost is $0 for learning, assessment and the certificate, with no separate reporting fee identified. American Massage Therapy Association requires a free account. The provider identifies this activity as free continuing education. Complete the stated assessment and claiming requirements.
The provider lists 1 NCBTMB CE. Recorded roles: Licensed Massage Therapist. Match the individual track below to your credential and board before enrolling.
This is an on-demand activity in the current collection; follow the source link to begin. No credit expiration date is published in the captured source; check the provider’s current deadline.
Create an AMTA website account and enroll in the $0 course. Both members and nonmembers receive the stated free price; paid membership is not required. Complete the course and pass its exam within one year of enrollment. After that relative deadline, access ends and re-enrollment is required. The public page does not state a passing-score threshold or an absolute approval expiration. Completed CE is available in the account under Download CE Transcript. Check the provider’s current course approval-status page before enrolling. NCBTMB approval does not mean every state accepts this course. AMTA lists exceptions for Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and North Dakota; Mississippi excludes self-care/personal-enrichment and business content, New York excludes profit-maximizing or out-of-scope content, and Pennsylvania excludes office-management/practice-building content. Massage-educator courses are listed for massage professionals only; no teacher-license, college credit or state-specific approval is inferred. Completion and certificate delivery are handled by American Massage Therapy Association; saving this listing does not enroll you or claim credit.
These are the primary pages supporting this listing. Course recognition and board acceptance should be confirmed for your credential before enrollment.
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