vula
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Post by vula on Jan 3, 2005 10:48:27 GMT 7
they require proof of licensure from country of training... i'm licensed in California and still not eligible for reciprocity to Nevada since I got my degree in the Philippines but not PTRP. now I have to go back home to take the exam so I can practice in Las Vegas,Nevada.... hope this can help and prevent misconceptions that if you're going to USA,Philippine license is not needed. for details,check www.ptboard.nv.gov |
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Post by rach19 on May 8, 2007 9:45:21 GMT 7
hi how are you!i just read your msg on this site.i know its dated a few years back but im really hoping that u could answer back some of my queries.im here in california and im relocating to nevada.my papers are still with fccpt.i wasnt able to take the local board in the phil.is the requirements still the same in nevada.does it matter if ur a greencard holder or citizen.thanks a lot.God bless!
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Post by krissy07 on May 29, 2007 1:02:00 GMT 7
hi vula,i'm planning to take NPTE and i'm a resident in the US, will there be any problem if i'm not a PTRP.i left the country so i wasn't able to take the local philippines board, which state did you apply for your licence to practice here in US? you response is very much appreciated.
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Post by maverick11 on Jul 14, 2007 9:15:18 GMT 7
Can a US licensed PT (who is a permanent resident) be registered in the philippines under RA 5680 section 21 (Any physical therapist, physiatrist or occupational therapist holding valid certificate of registration issued under the laws of a foreign country may practice his profession in
the Philippines without passing an examination given by the Board15 if the requirements for the registration and
licensing of a physical therapy, physiatrist or occupational therapist in such foreign country are substantially the
same as those provided for in this Act and that the laws of such country or state grant the same privileges to
physical therapist, physiatrists and occupational therapists registered in the Philippines on the same basis as
the subjects or citizens of such foreign country or state.)
is this possible if you licensed in the US, however not licensed in the philippines?
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Post by krissy07 on Jul 19, 2007 9:51:32 GMT 7
hi maverick...is that true?
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Post by maverick11 on Jul 19, 2007 10:35:38 GMT 7
I'm actually in the process of contacting people from PRC. so if anybody can help me I think it is a possibility to have a US licensure be reciprocated in the Phil.
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Post by krissy07 on Jul 21, 2007 5:30:21 GMT 7
hi maverick...go for it...please let me know....i haven't got local licence coz i left the country after my graduation...i hope they will give notice to your petition...please let me know....thanks and Good luck...
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Post by romulo on Sept 7, 2010 7:37:07 GMT 7
hello. am new in this forum. re : is masters degree needed in order to apply for nevada licensing ? am a PT graduate from philippines and about to get my immigrant visa. tnx u
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