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From: Joyce, Monica [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: PT vs. PTADoes anyone have the regulations for the role of PT vs PTA in a SNF for PA? Or, a link to a site where I can find regs?
Thanks in advance,
Monica Joyce
RNAC
Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh
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Title: PT vs. PTA
The
regulations are avialable online at the state website - professional
licensing.(sorry don;t have the link handy). Currently the PTA may only practice
if the PT is onsite. There is a move to make a change in the regulations, I am
not sure how far the process has gone. Your PT or PTA could contact their state
or national association as well if they are members.
Christine
- PT vs. PTA Joyce, Monica
- RE: PT vs. PTA Jane Craven
- Christine Kroll
