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1996
Supervision required by a new graduate with a temporary license was more clearly
defined, and license renewal process changed to allow for renewal every 2 years.
1997
Nurse practitioners and chiropractors were added to the list of people who can refer to PTs in the state of MS.
1998
Supervision of PTAs was changed to a minimum of every 6th treatment by PT (OR joint PT and PTA visit as desired
by the PT) for ALL practice settings.
2006
Limited direct access legislation passed
2012
– First PTA visit no longer had to be a joint visit, supervisory visit moved to every 6th visit or 30 days, whichever is first
2012
No more than 12 of the 24 hours required for renewal could be completed online
2012
License renewal moved from every year with 12 CEU hours to every two years with 24 CEU hours
2012
Dry needling added to scope of practice for PTs
All happened in 2012
– First PTA visit no longer had to be a joint visit, supervisory visit moved to every 6th visit or 30 days, whichever is first
– No more than 12 of the 24 hours required for renewal could be completed online
- License renewal moved from every year with 12 CEU hours to every two years with 24 CEU hours
- Dry needling added to scope of practice for PTs
2015
CEU changed to CCUs and these were to be submitted electronically
2015
– Thirty hours of CCUs required every 2 years for license renewal with expanded categories for acceptable CCUs
(certified activities AND approved activities)
2015
Photo due every 4 years for license renewal
Limited Direct Access
Dry-Needling
All happened in 2015
2015- CEU changed to CCUs and these were to be submitted electronically
2015 – Thirty hours of CCUs required every 2 years for license renewal with expanded categories for acceptable CCUs
(certified activities AND approved activities)
2015 – Photo due every 4 years for license renewal
Limited Direct Access
Dry-Needling
2017
Compact Licensure privilege added to MS PT Law
2018
Compact Licensure regulations were added to MS PT Regulations
2023
Subpoena power added to the MS PT Law
2024
Provisional Direct Access passed MS Legislature to become law
CCU stands for ?
Continuing Competent Unit
How many CCU
30 are required every two years for renewal.
must come from certified activities.
At least 15 of the 30 hours
How many CCU’S must come from ethic
3 hours
Part 3101 — Organization and Structure
Chapter 1:
General Provisions: purpose, legal authority, and definitions
Part 3101 — Organization and Structure
Chapter 2:
State Board of Physical Therapy.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 1:
Licensure requirements, reciprocity, temporary licenses, and conditions of temporary licensure
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 2:
Professional identification, titles and abbreviations, and production and display of licenses.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 3
Practice: Rule 3.1 on referrals and Rule 3.4 on the Code of Ethics.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 4
Renewal of License.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 5
Continuing Education: Rules 5.2–5.5 cover requirements, content criteria, sources of continuing competence, and reporting procedures.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 6
Revocation, Suspension and Denial of License: Rules 6.1, 6.2, 6.6, and 6.7 address standards of conduct, summary suspension, sanctions, and appeals.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 7
Exceptions and Exemptions: Rules 7.1 and 7.2 address exceptions and the Good Samaritan Act.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 8
Physical Therapist Assistant: Rules 8.1 and 8.2 address definitions and PTA direction and supervision.
Part 3103 — Licensure
Chapter 10
Fees