Physical Therapy Boards

[uckp88]

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Hey everyone..I have a question about the PT boards..so I am a 2nd year DPT student and I was wondering how the Board exam works. Is it a national board that you take and then can practice in every state or do you have to take individual state exams and a national board? I'm wondering because the state I go to school in (NH) maybe not necessarily be the state I would like to practice in. Any clarification on this would help! Thanks 🙂

 

[goyo1010]

Hey everyone..I have a question about the PT boards..so I am a 2nd year DPT student and I was wondering how the Board exam works. Is it a national board that you take and then can practice in every state or do you have to take individual state exams and a national board? I'm wondering because the state I go to school in (NH) maybe not necessarily be the state I would like to practice in. Any clarification on this would help! Thanks 🙂

Take the national licensure examination, NPTE, and then take the respective state's jurisprudence exam.

 

[Litlwarrior08]

https://www.fsbpt.org/index.asp link to info for national boards.

 

[Ramiro22]

Physical therapy is a very good field yes in the exams we must have some practical knowledge otherwise we can not properly even explain in the theoretical......

 

[uckp88]

Thanks for the info!