The Documentation Self Assessment Tool is a product of the APTAAZ Practice Committee. It is linked here as a professional courtesy. PTs and PTAs practicing in AZ bear the responsibility to ensure they are always practicing in accordance with the Board's statutes and rules.

The Practice Committee is a sub-committee of the AZ APTA. This webpage is linked here as a professional courtesy. PTs and PTAs practicing in AZ bear the responsibility to ensure they are always practicing in accordance with the Board's statutes and rules.

Review these document to learn how to comply with the rules for training and education standards related to dry needling, which are effective July 1, 2015.

If you wish to retire your AZ license, complete this form and upload to a "retire" status change request through your Licensee portal. NOTE, retiring a license indicates you are no longer working as a PT/PTA in AZ or elsewhere.

If you wish to inactivate your AZ PT or PTA license, complete this form and upload to an inactivation status change request through your Licensee Portal. 

Arizona Administrative Code Title 4 Chapter 24 is specific to the Board of Physical Therapy. This document serves as part of the AZLAW Jurisprudence Exam study materials; commonly referred to as AZLAW Rules.