NJ Jurisprudence Exam: NJ Statutes Latest Version Graded A+

NJ Jurisprudence Exam: NJ Statutes Latest Version Graded A+ Direct Supervision ONSITE and available to respond to consequence of treatment General Supervision PT available by phone all times, offsite OK.Supervising PT ongoing assessment of PTA to perform directed interventions PTs NOT authorized to.... diagnosis disease, practice medicine, surgery, chiro, OT, podiatry, prosthetics, dentistry "State Board" is short for State Board of NJ Examiners Number members of Board? 11, must reside in NJ Board Member Breakdown 2 public, 1 state executive, 6 PT ( 5+ yrs experience) 1 PTA ( 5+ yrs experience), 1 PM&R Physician Who appoints members to state board? Governor with Senate advice/ consent Length of Term of Board Members 3 years except PTs: 2 serve 3 yrs, 2 serve 2 yrs, 1 serves 1 yr Number of Term Limits to Board? 2 terms How is a Vacancy on Board filled? any PT/PTA submits recommendation to governor Direct Access- when must a PT refer patient to a MD? no progress after 30 days from IE. stop care. To continue care after 30 days, refer to Health care provider of patients choice Exception situations for License required to practice student, federal agency PTs, course instructors can demo, PTs with sports teams, governor declares emergency, if PT is forced to change residence due to declared emergency How many PTAs can a PT supervise? 2, may apply to supervise more When is a PT required to make an on sight visit of PTA? every 6 visits or 14 days, when PTA requests re-eval, change in POC is needed, prior to D/C and change in medical status What are requirements for PT(A) Licensure? graduate accredited program, successful completion of written exam, 18+ yrs age, good moral character, MS degree ( BS if prior to Jan 03). What are requirements for graduates of foreign school? equivalent course of study, pass written exam, grad of recognized college/ university If fail written exam, what is deadline to retake it? How many attempts 2 years. 2 attempts, additional exams at boards discretion