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 or certificate, complete this form and upload to a "retire" service request through your eLicensing portal. NOTE, retiring a license/certificate indicates you are no longer working as a PT/PTA in AZ or elsewhere.
If you wish to inactivate your AZ license or certificate, complete this form and upload to an inactivation service request through your eLicensing 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.
Arizona Revised Statutes Title 32 Chapter 19 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 Statutes.
This handbook is the road map to the AZLAW Jurisprudence Exam. Use this handbook in conjunction with the Arizona Revised Statutes (Laws) and Arizona Administrative Code (Rules) as your study materials for the AZLAW exam.
Use this form to submit completion documents demonstrating compliance with the rules for Dry Needling training and education.