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StatePracticeAct

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Contents

1 References
2 Temporary License Requirements/Availability
3 Requirements for License
4 Supervision
5 Physical Therapy Students
6 Continued Competence
7 Does the Act appear restrictive? Why/Why not?
8 Is there anything unusual about this act?

References

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Temporary License Requirements/Availability

Requirements for License

Supervision

Physical Therapy Students

Continued Competence

Does the Act appear restrictive? Why/Why not?

Is there anything unusual about this act?

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