This Substantive Policy Statement (SPS) addresses the appropriate use of professional titles on the part of Arizona licensed physical therapists. An SPS is intended to provide clarification with respect to the Board's statutes and rules.

This Substantive Policy Statement (SPS) addresses the requirements for an applicant for PT licensure or PTA certification requesting an accommodation to the National Physical Therapy Examination and to the Arizona Jurisprudence Examination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). An SPS is intended to provide clarification with respect to the Board's statutes and rules.

The purpose of this substantive policy statement (“SPS”) is to clarify general supervision requirements as it relates to physical therapy care provided via telehealth.

These documents provide a descriptive overview of the continuing competence requirements for Arizona licensed physical therapists and certified physical therapist assistants.

These documents provide a descriptive overview of the continuing competence requirements for Arizona licensed physical therapists and certified physical therapist assistants.

Use this form if you wish to reinstate or reactivate your license/certificate that currently displays a status and sub-status of Inactive/Not Practicing.

Use this form if you wish to reinstate or reactivate your license/certificate that currently displays a status and sub-status of Inactive/Retired.

When contacting the FSBPT for NPTE score transfers, individuals requesting transer must pay the FSBPT score transfer fee at the time of request.

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.