New York § 6732 Practice of physical therapy and the use of title "physical therapist"

New York Statutes

§ 6732 — Practice of physical therapy and the use of title "physical therapist"

New York § 6732

Law EDNEducation

Title 8The Professions

Art. 136Physical Therapy and Physical Therapist Assistants

This text of New York § 6732 (Practice of physical therapy and the use of title "physical therapist") is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering New York primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

Bluebook

N.Y. Education § 6732 (2026).

Text

  § 6732. Practice of physical therapy and the use of title "physical\ntherapist". Only a person licensed or otherwise authorized under this\narticle shall practice physical therapy or use the title "physical\ntherapist", "physiotherapist" or "mechanotherapist" or the abbreviation\nof "P.T." in connection with his or her name or with any trade name in\nthe conduct of his profession. Only a person licensed or otherwise\nauthorized under this article to practice physical therapy, and who has\nobtained a doctorate in physical therapy may use the title "doctor of\nphysical therapy" or abbreviation "D.P.T." in connection with his or her\nname or with any trade name to indicate or imply that the person is\nlicensed or otherwise authorized to practice physical therapy.\n

Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI

§ 6732. Practice of physical therapy and the use of title "physical\ntherapist". Only a person licensed or otherwise authorized under this\narticle shall practice physical therapy or use the title "physical\ntherapist", "physiotherapist" or "mechanotherapist" or the abbreviation\nof "P.T." in connection with his or her name or with any trade name in\nthe conduct of his profession. Only a person licensed or otherwise\nauthorized under this article to practice physical therapy, and who has\nobtained a doctorate in physical therapy may use the title "doctor of\nphysical therapy" or abbreviation "D.P.T." in connection with his or her\nname or with any trade name to indicate or imply that the person is\nlicensed or otherwise authorized to practice physical therapy.\n