; and (II) have the capability to assess whether suppliers of CRT items meet the supplier and quality standards established under subparagraph (C). (3) Definitions For purposes of this subsection: (A) Qualified CRT professional (i) In general The term qualified CRT professional means an individual who— (I) is certified by the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America as an assistive technology professional or is certified by another organization designated by the Secretary (acting in consultation with relevant parties, including manufacturers and suppliers of CRT items, relevant consumer organizations, and clinicians with knowledge of CRT items and direct experience working with individuals who use CRT items) as providing a certification that is equivalent to, or more stringent than, the assistive technology professional certification; and (II) beginning 2 years after the establishment of the designation under clause (ii), subject to clause (ii)(II), achieves an additional designation that demonstrates the individual’s competencies and experience in supplying CRT items. (ii) Additional designation (I) Not later than one year after the date of the enactment of this subparagraph, the Secretary, with stakeholder input, including manufacturers and suppliers of CRT items, relevant consumer organizations, and clinicians with knowledge of CRT items and direct experience working with patients who use CRT items, shall establish the additional designation under clause (i)(II). (II) Until such time as the additional designation is established, the term qualified CRT professional shall include an individual meeting the requirements in clause (i)(I) only. (B) Qualified CRT service technician The term qualified CRT service technician means an individual who, with respect to a CRT item— (i) has successfully completed a training program approved by the manufacturer of the CRT item