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Physical Therapy Board says workforce data will shape sunset report; seeks statute changes on reinstatement petitions
Summary
The Physical Therapy Board of California flagged workforce data, fee-cap limits and changes to petition-for-reinstatement authority as key items for its upcoming sunset report and set draft-review meetings for mid‑October and November.
The Physical Therapy Board of California said it will use newly collected workforce data and other findings to shape its sunset review report and proposed statutory changes, and set draft-review workshops for Oct. 15 and Nov. 19.
Board President Dale Armstrong opened discussion about the board’s sunset committee and schedule, saying the committee has met twice and will distribute a draft about a week before the Oct. 15 workshop. “The fifteenth meeting will be, very much a classroom setting,” Armstrong said, adding the board must finish the report at the December meeting so it can be submitted to the Legislature and edited for public distribution.
Why it matters: The sunset report explains to the Legislature why the board’s regulatory authority should continue and flags statutory changes the board is asking lawmakers to consider. Staff and committee members told the board that workforce data gathered over the…
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