North Carolina H536 modifies the Physical Therapy Practice Act to update licensing requirements, fees, and disciplinary actions.
North Carolina H536 amends the Physical Therapy Practice Act to update the qualifications and licensing process for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. The bill revises the definition of physical therapy to include evaluation and treatment using various physical measures. It establishes new grounds for disciplinary action, including failure to refer to a licensed medical doctor or dentist when necessary. The bill also updates the fees for licensure, renewal, and other services provided by the Board of Physical Therapy Examiners.
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