North Dakota § 43-26.1-11.1 Ordering imaging

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-26.1-11.1 — Ordering imaging

North Dakota § 43-26.1-11.1

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-26.1Physical Therapists

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Bluebook

N.D. Cent. Code § 43-26.1-11.1 (2026).

Text

1.A physical therapist may order diagnostic imaging if the physical therapist:

a.Holds a clinical doctorate degree in physical therapy; or

b.Completed a board-approved formal medical imaging training program.

2.A physical therapist ordering diagnostic imaging shall report the results to the patient's designated specialty or primary care provider within seven days of receipt of the image to ensure coordination of care, unless:

a.The patient does not have a specialty or primary care provider; or

b.The specialty or primary care provider received the images from the health care professional who performed or interpreted the images.

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1. A physical therapist may order diagnostic imaging if the physical therapist:
a. Holds a clinical doctorate degree in physical therapy; or
b. Completed a board-approved formal medical imaging training program.
2. A physical therapist ordering diagnostic imaging shall report the results to the patient's
designated specialty or primary care provider within seven days of receipt of the image
to ensure coordination of care, unless:
a. The patient does not have a specialty or primary care provider; or
b. The specialty or primary care provider received the images from the health care
professional who performed or interpreted the images.