Physical Therapy Licensing with a Felony Conviction: State Requirements and Options
U.S. physical therapist licensing varies by state. Some states may deny licensure for felonies; others consider:
- Nature of the felony
- Time since conviction
- Rehabilitation evidence
Consult your state's regulatory agency for specific requirements. While a felony makes licensure more difficult, it's not necessarily impossible. Some states require additional steps (background checks, personal statements, interviews, waiting periods, rehabilitation programs).
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