NBCA Massage Therapy Certification Exam Requirements

The minimum eligibility requirements for the NBCA Massage Therapy Certification Exam requires candidates to graduate from a school that is licensed by the state department of education, or a similar state body, to provide massage therapy training in the state in which it is located and complete a minimum of 600 hours of supervised instruction, or comparable state regulated requirement, composed of the following:

• 125 hours of instruction in general anatomy, musculoskeletal anatomy, physiology and kinesiology.
• 300 hours of instruction in orthopedic assessment, scientifically based massage theory and corrective and restorative applications.
• 40 hours of instruction in general pathology with an emphasis on neurological and musculoskeletal pathology.
• 25 hours of instruction in business and ethics with a minimum of ten hours in ethics.
• 110 hours of supervised clinical practicum, or additional instruction in a related field, that completes the scientifically based massage program

Register online for the NBCA Massage Therapy Certification Exam

Download the Print and Mail application to register for the NBCA Massage Therapy Certification Exam.

If you need help registering for the NBCA Massage Therapy Certification Exam, please contact the AMMA directly.

Massage Therapy Certification Exam Online Registration

The fee for the examination is $275.  After completing the online registration form below you will be required to pay the appropriate fee through PayPal in order to complete your registration process.  Please complete the form and click "submit."

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The National Board Certification Agency's Massage Therapy Certification Exam is designed to set a new and higher standard of achievement and excellence among massage therapists. If you need assistance with your registration or have any questions, please do not hesitate to call our office at 888-375-7245.

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