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What is the Legislative intent of physical therapy practice?
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That every practitioner meets minimum requirements for safe practice and those that fall below minimum competency or present a danger be prohibited from practicing in this state.
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What is the definition of physical therapist?
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person who is licensed and practices PT in accordance with the provisions in this chapter
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What is the definition of physical therapist assistant?
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performs patient related activities, using physical agents and in good standing under the direction of a physical therapist, but shall not require onsite supervision by a PT
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Does the Physical therapist assistant need PT supervision if activities are performed for a board certified orthopedic physician or physiatrist?
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yes
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Does the PT need to be on site for the PTA?
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No
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Does other health care practitioners need on site supervision from the PT? ( like athletic trainer)
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yes
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what does license mean?
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document of authorization granted by the board of physical therapy and issued by the department of health.
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how often does a PT need to renew their license?
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2 years (biennial)
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To reactivate a PT license, the licensee has paid fees and met continuing education requirements and has met 1 of the following requirements.
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1. practice PT in another state in good standing at least 4 years ago
OR 2. applies and passes the exam. |
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What is direct supervision?
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physical supervision by a PT of a candidate for licensure , either a PT or PTA under a temporary permit unless a case of emergency.
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