CPT Recertification
What is the purpose of recertification? The purpose of the recertification program is to ensure that qualified professionals maintain entry level guidelines by participating in
approved continuing education programs. Continuing education programs are intended to promote continued competence, development of knowledge and skills, and enhancement of professional skills and judgment beyond the levels required for entry-level practice. Continuing education activities must focus on increasing knowledge, skills and abilities as defined in the Job Analysis Study, 1st edition (2004).
How often do I need to recertify?To support NASM’s commitment to protect health and safety, the NASM CPT credential must be recertified every two (2) years. This ensures that NASM CPT professionals are current with the best-practice guidelines and the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities described in the most recent Job Analysis Study.
How do I recertify?
- Complete the CPT Recertification Application (PDF, 769K) | CEU Petition Application (PDF, 132K)
- Include documentation of continuing education courses (e.g., copies of CEU certificates of completion). A total of 2.0 NASM-approved CEU’s are required for the CPT and CGT.
- Include a copy of the front and back of your adult CPR and AED certification (online CPR and AED certifications are not accepted).
- Include the recertification fee of $99 plus a $30 late fee if the application is up to three months late.
- Mail all items prior to your certification expiration date to:
NASM-BOC
26632 Agoura Rd
Calabasas, CA 91302
If you cannot find an answer to your question on this website, please feel free to contact the Board of Certification (NASM-BOC) at (800) 460-6276, Option 3.
NASM CPT Recertification Acceptance Policy (PDF, 42K)
International NASM CPT Recertification
What is the purpose of recertification?
The purpose of the recertification program is to ensure that qualified professionals maintain entry level guidelines by completing a recertification examination. The examination has been developed to test minimum level competency and to ensure that all of our credential holders are maintaining a knowledge level that protects the health and safety of the public they serve.
How often do I need to recertify?
To support NASM’s commitment to protect health and safety, the International NASM CPT credential must be recertified every two (2) years.
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