Overview: Today's diverse, fast-changing, multidisciplinary health care environment in health involves many health care professionals who work together for the common goal of the patient. This includes physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and others.Like physicians and nurses, physical therapists as health care practitioners obtained an education, passed applicable examinations, completed professional training, and hold a license to practice their chosen profession of physical therapy. The license to practice is issued by the state agency which has exclusive jurisdiction over this health care practitioner.Thereafter, the state's authority and power over the physical therapist often presents challenges to that professional that are not easy to navigate. Their governing state agency routinely handles, investigates, and dismisses- or prosecutes - alleged violations of law that can be career ending for the physical therapist if pursued. But that process takes time with many steps necessary for due process of law.One of the ultimate actions the state may take is to issue a suspension or revocation of the physical therapist's professional license. Yet many state actions fall short of such drastic outcomes, but still have serious, permanent consequences for the physical therapist as a licensed health care professional.Learn to identify the legal authority for state agencies to regulate the practice of physical therapy. Seek to understand and defend against state actions which may result in ruinous practice and career consequences for the health care professional.This program offers an objective, thorough review of the ethical and legal violations committed by physical therapists. This program also reviews defenses with practice tips to defend successfully those common violations. Otherwise, the physical therapist likely suffers a fatal blow to his or her professional practice and career. Price : $139.00Contact Info:MentorHealthPhone No: 1-800-385-1607FaX: 302-288-6884