NRS640.150. Renewal; expiration and reinstatement; continuing education; fees.

      1.  A license to practice physical therapy expires on July 31 of each year. A physical therapist may renew a license before its expiration upon:

      (a) Presentation of proof of completion of a program of continuing education as required by subsection 3;

      (b) Payment of a renewal fee established by the Board; and

      (c) Submission of all information required to complete the renewal.

      2.  A license that is not renewed before July 31 of each year expires. An expired license may be reinstated, at the discretion of the Board, upon:

      (a) Payment of the annual renewal fee and the annual expiration fee established by the Board for each year the license is expired; and

      (b) Submission of all information required to complete the renewal.

      3.  The Board shall require licensed physical therapists to complete a program of continuing education as a requirement for the renewal of licenses. The Board shall, by regulation:

      (a) Prescribe the curriculum;

      (b) Approve the courses of study or training; and

      (c) Establish the fees,

Ê for the program.

      4.  The Board may, pursuant to subsection 3, establish a fee of not more than $150 to consider approval of a course of study or training.

      [12:364:1955]—(NRS A 1957, 78; 1967, 859; 1981, 936; 1985, 1411; 1989, 1577; 1997, 2150; 2005, 696, 2752, 2807)