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Ethics and Jurisprudence for the Indiana Physical Therapy Professional: Summary
Section 3.1: Practice of Certain Occupations or Professions and First Aid This chapter does not prohibit any of the following: 1. The practice of any occupation or profession for which a person is licensed, certified, or registered in Indiana by a state agency. The persons who are exempted by this subdivision include persons licensed, certified, or registered to practice osteopathic medicine, chiropractic, or podiatric medicine. 2. The practice of any health care occupation or profession by a person who is practicing within the scope of the person’s education and experience. 3. The performance of any first aid procedure incidental to a person’s employment or volunteer duties. 4. The performance of an emergency first aid procedure by any person. 5. The provision of the following by a chiropractor licensed under IC 25-10: a. Physical therapy modality services b. Physical rehabilitation services f. Physiotherapy, as included in the chiropractic licensure examination Section 3.3: Exemptions from the Licensure or Certification Requirements 1. A person in an entry level professional education program approved by the board who is satisfying supervised clinical education requirements related to the person’s physical therapist education while under onsite supervision of a physical therapist. 2. A physical therapist who is practicing in the armed forces of the United States, U.S. Public Health Service, or U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs under federal regulations for jurisdiction licensure of health care providers. However, if the person, while federally c. Therapeutic procedures d. Tests and measurements e. Therapeutic devices employed as a physical therapist, engages in the practice of physical therapy outside the
course and scope of federal employment, the person must obtain a license under this chapter. 3. A physical therapist who is licensed in another state or credentialed to practice physical therapy in another country, if the person is teaching, demonstrating, or providing physical therapy services in connection with an educational seminar. However, the exemption under this subdivision may not exceed 60 days in a calendar year. 4. A physical therapist who is licensed in another state or credentialed in another country if the person by contract or employment is providing physical therapy to patients affiliated with or employed by established athletic teams, athletic organizations, or performing arts companies temporarily practicing, competing, or performing in Indiana. However, the exemption under this subdivision may not exceed 60 days in a calendar year. 5. A physical therapist who is licensed in another state and who provides physical therapy during a declared local or national disaster or emergency. However, the exemption may not exceed sixty (60) days following the declaration of the emergency. To be eligible for the exemption the physical therapist must notify the board of the person’s intent to practice. 6. A physical therapist licensed in another state who is forced to leave the person’s residence or place of employment due to a declared local or national disaster or emergency and due to the displacement seeks to practice physical therapy. However, the exemption may not exceed 60 days following the declaration of the emergency. To be eligible for the exemption the physical therapist must notify the board of the person’s intent to practice. 7. A physical therapist assistant who is licensed or certified in another state and assisting a physical therapist engaged specifically in activities related to subdivision (2), (3), (4), (5), or (6).
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