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A person who assists in the provision of PT treatments, including patient education and instruction, under the supervision of a PT.
Who is a Physical Therapist Assistant?
The group who license persons desiring to practice physical therapy as well as investigation into wrong doings.
Who is the PT Section of the OTPTAT Board of Ohio?
What is every two years on the odd years?
The number of hours a PT needs to complete to renew their license.
What is 24 hours?
Every 2 years.
A PT or PTA clinical instructor can receive 1 CEU for every 80 hours of student instruction if they have this.
What is be an APTA Credentialed Clinical Instructor?
This can count up to half of their CEUs.
Continuing education hours for courses attended are approved through what organization.
What is the OPTA?
You will be required to show proof of attendance and have a current OH approval number.
A student PT must be supervised by this person during clinical experiences.
What is a PT?
A PT or PTA needs to do this if there is a change in name, business address, or home address within 30 days.
What is notify the board?
The person who is responsible for performing and completing the final discharge summary.
Who is the PT?
The number of votes required to suspend, limit or revoke a license.
What is not less than 5?
This role can supervise a SPTA, other licensed and unlicensed personnel.
Who is a PTA?
The PT or PTA is in the same building and available to immediately respond to the needs of the patient. There is direct contact with the patient during each visit.
What is the definition of direct supervision?
A person who has practiced fewer than 500 hours over a 5 year period is considered to be:
What is "out of practice"?
They would need to retake the NPTE exam.
Routine duties that assist in the delivery of physical therapy care and operation can be assigned to this person/role.
What is unlicensed personnel?
Where you will need to display your current license during clinical practice.
How a PT needs to be available to the PTA.
What is available by telecommunications at all times?
The type of supervision when an other licensed personnel is performing patient intervention.
What is direct supervision?
The date by which a license needs to be renewed.
What is January 31?
Yes or no. With telehealth, you can treat a patient in any US State or territory with your Ohio license.
What is no?
A student PTA may be supervised by these people during a clinical experience.
What is a PT or PTA?
The time frame in which a PT needs to refer a direct referral patient back to the doctor if no progress is shown.
What is 30 days?
This helps to facilitate interstate practice of physical therapy with the goal of improving public access to PT services.
What is the PT Compact?
The number of continuing education hours required by a PTA to renew their license.
What is 12?
This is in a 2 year period.
The home state of for the PT Compact is:
What is the state in which the PT/PTA has formal residence?
To be licensed a person must be at least this many years old.
What is 18?