Created in 1951 by the General Assembly to establish and maintain
minimum standards for the practice of physical therapy to protect
the safety and welfare of the citizens of North Carolina
Our offices will be closed
Thursday and Friday, November the 28th and 29th 2019
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Please email PTBoard@ncptboard.org with your inquiries
or call (919) 490-6393 and follow the prompts.
Important Official Notice: Proposed Rule Changes
Proposed Temporary Rules for Publication on the OAH Website (click here)
- Public Comment Period- June 17-July 10, 2020. Comments should be directed to:
Debbie Ragan, PT, DPT, Deputy Director
NC Board of PT Examiners
8300 Health Park, Suite 233
Raleigh, NC 27615
Email: dragan@ncptboard.org
- Public Hearing- July 8, 2020- 1:00pm
These proposed rules are published on the Board’s website as a public service. However, the official versions of the proposed rules are maintained by the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH), and can be reviewed at http://www.ncoah.com/ .
NCBPTE Office is closed to the public during the NC State of Emergency
You may experience some delays in response time as staff are working remotely.
To contact the Board office email is preferred: angela.licensing@ncptboard.org or view the Contact Us page for additional email addresses.
To change your address or contact information go to Address Change
Name changes must be verified using personal information. EMAIL the Board office and include: phone number and a good time to call. You will receive a phone response within 2-3 days.
SCORE DAY
To see if your new license has been issued click here.
After logging in, if you see a license card that means
you have been licensed in the state of North Carolina.
To access and complete the Jurisprudence Exercise as part of your COMPACT PRIVILEGE application, click the button below
Exemption from PT/PTA Licensure for out of state licensees during NC State of Emergency
Per NC Governor Executive Orders 116 and 130 and the NC PT Practice Act, the Board has the authority to waive licensure requirements for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants licensed in another jurisdiction of the United States, who enter North Carolina to provide physical therapy during a declared local, State, or national disaster or emergency. To apply for a privilege to practice in NC during the declared state of emergency, an out of state licensee should complete the form below. You will receive a confirmation email of application and after Board review, will receive notification being granted via an emailed letter outlining the terms of practice privileges. Click here
Disclaimer: Information on this site is believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. The State of North Carolina and the North Carolina Board of Physical Therapy Examiners disclaims liability for any errors or omissions. To verify any information please contact the North Carolina Board of Physical Therapy Examiners.
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