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Remote Patient Monitoring Specialists

Certification, Licensing, and Special Requirements

Certification or Licensing

The American Heart Association (AHA) offers the certified professional by the AHA-telehealth credential. To earn the certification, applicants who have completed 5.25 credit hours of continuing education specific to telehealth within the last 12 months and passed a live, remotely proctored certification exam. Visit https://education.heart.org/examdetails/certified-professional-by-american-heart-association-telehealth to learn more.

The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society offers the certified professional in digital health transformation strategy credential to applicants who meet educational and experience requirements and pass an examination. It offers other credentials, including certified associate in healthcare information and management systems; certified professional in healthcare information and management systems; and certified healthcare technology manager. Visit https://www.himss.org/resources/elevating-your-healthcare-career-a-guide-to-certifications for more information.

Remote patient monitoring specialists do not need to be licensed.

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