Certifications & Credentials
Professional credentials and licenses required for occupational health practitioners and safety-sensitive workers.
AME — Aviation Medical Examiner
A physician designated by the FAA to perform aviation medical examinations for pilot and aircrew certification.
Learn moreBAT — Breath Alcohol Technician
A person trained and qualified under 49 CFR Part 40 to operate an Evidential Breath Testing device for DOT alcohol testing.
Learn moreCOHN / COHN-S — Certified Occupational Health Nurse
A professional credential from ABOHN recognizing registered nurses with specialized knowledge and experience in occupational health nursing.
Learn moreCDL — Commercial Driver's License
A special driver's license required to operate commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) including large trucks, buses, and vehicles carrying hazardous materials.
Learn moreCMV — Commercial Motor Vehicle
A motor vehicle used in commerce to transport passengers or property that meets FMCSA size, weight, or cargo thresholds.
Learn moreCAOHC — Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation
The credentialing body that certifies non-physician technicians to perform workplace audiometric (hearing) testing under the OSHA hearing conservation standard.
Learn moreDOT-Qualified Collector
A person trained and qualified under 49 CFR Part 40 to collect urine specimens for DOT-mandated workplace drug testing.
Learn moreMEC — Medical Examiner's Certificate
The official card (Form MCSA-5876) issued after a successful DOT physical, proving a driver is medically qualified to operate a CMV.
Learn moreNRCME — National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners
An FMCSA database of healthcare professionals certified to perform DOT physical examinations for commercial motor vehicle drivers.
Learn moreNRCME — National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners
The FMCSA-maintained federal registry of medical professionals certified to perform DOT physical examinations for commercial motor vehicle drivers.
Learn moreNIOSH B Reader
A physician who has passed the NIOSH proficiency examination to classify chest radiographs for pneumoconioses using the ILO classification system.
Learn moreOHN — Occupational Health Nurse
A registered nurse specializing in workplace health, safety, and injury prevention, who coordinates occupational health services for employers.
Learn moreOccupational Medicine Physician
A physician board-certified in occupational medicine who specializes in workplace injury prevention, toxicology, and regulatory medical examinations.
Learn moreOSHA 10 / 30 — OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Training
Voluntary OSHA Outreach Training Program courses (10-hour for workers, 30-hour for supervisors) that teach workplace hazard recognition.
Learn moreUSCG MMC Medical — USCG Medical Examiner
A licensed medical provider who performs U.S. Coast Guard merchant mariner medical examinations using the CG-719K form set.
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