Where must the COR be displayed by a duly registered medical technologist?

Where must the COR be displayed by a duly registered medical technologist?

• A. Office lobby
• B. Public notice board
• C. At home
• D. Place of work

Answer: (D)

Displaying the COR at the place where you actually provide professional services ensures that patients and regulators can easily verify your licensure right where they receive care. This visibility helps maintain public trust and confirms you’re authorized to practice. The certificate should be accessible in the setting of the MT’s work—clinic, hospital, or laboratory—so it’s visible during patient interactions. Displaying it at home or in a general public notice would not guarantee visibility where care is delivered, and while an office lobby is part of the workplace, the formal requirement is to show the COR at the place of work.

Displaying the COR at the place where you actually provide professional services ensures that patients and regulators can easily verify your licensure right where they receive care. This visibility helps maintain public trust and confirms you’re authorized to practice. The certificate should be accessible in the setting of the MT’s work—clinic, hospital, or laboratory—so it’s visible during patient interactions. Displaying it at home or in a general public notice would not guarantee visibility where care is delivered, and while an office lobby is part of the workplace, the formal requirement is to show the COR at the place of work.