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February 20-21, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes of 29

The Florida

Board of Physical Therapy Practice

Draft Minutes February 20-21, 2020

EMBASSY SUITES BY HILTON TAMPA USF NEAR BUSH GARDENS

3705 SPECTRUM BOULEVARD TAMPA, FL 33612

(813) 977-7066

Dr. Kay Tasso, PT, PhD, PCS Chair Dr. Patrick Pabian, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS Vice Chair


DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING

GENERAL RULES REVIEW February 20, 2020 DRAFT MINUTES



(813) 977-7066

Participants in this public meeting should be aware that these proceedings are being recorded and that an audio file of the meeting will be posted to the Board’s website.

February 20, 2020 – 6:30 P.M. EST

The minutes reflect the actual sequence of events rather than the original agenda order. Call the Meeting to Order and Roll Call: Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair, called the general business meeting to order at approximately 6:36 P.M. Those present for all or part of the meeting, included the following: MEMBERS PRESENT BOARD COUNSEL Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair, PT, PhD, PCS Lynette Norr, Board Counsel, Dr. Patrick Pabian, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS Assistant Attorney General Mr. Steve Chenoweth, PT Dr. Ellen K. Donald, PT, PhD STAFF PRESENT

Allen Hall, Executive Board Director Kayla Karpp, Program Operations Administrator

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS RULE DISCUSSION AND/OR DEVELOPMENT 1. 64B17-6.001, F.A.C., Minimum Standards of Physical Therapy Practice

Ms. Norr brought the following rule before the Board with rule language from 456.063 for the Board to review and discuss for possible rule revision.

64B17-6.001 Minimum Standards of Physical Therapy Practice. (1) Definitions – For purposes of this rule only, the words and phrases listed below are defined in the

following manner: (a) Acute Care – The stage of illness or injury characterized by actual or reasonable potential for a rapid

change in medical status that would affect the physical therapy plan of care.


(b) Consultation – The offering of information aimed at the resolution of perceived problem. (c) Direction – The physical therapist’s authorization and empowerment of a physical therapist assistant

or unlicensed personnel, as authorized by Rule 64B17-6.007, F.A.C., to carry out actions requiring licensure under Chapter 486, F.S.

(d) Assessment – Observational, verbal, or manual determinations of the function of the musculoskeletal or neuromuscular system relative to physical therapy, including, but not limited to, range of motion of a joint, motor power, postural attitudes, biomechanical function, locomotion, or functional abilities, for the purpose of making recommendations for treatment.

(e) Direct Supervision – Supervision of subordinate personnel performing directed actions, while the licensed supervisor is immediately physically available.

(f) General supervision – Supervision of a physical therapist assistant, other than by direct supervision, whereby the physical therapist is accessible at all times by two-way communication, available, to respond to an inquiry when made and readily available for consultation during the delivery of care, and is within the same geographic location as the physical therapist assistant.

(g) Program Plan – The establishment of objectives (goals) and specific remediation techniques. (h) Standards – Conditions and performances which are essential for quality physical therapy service

and patient care. (i) Unlicensed personnel – Any individual, working or volunteering in a physical therapy setting, not

holding a current license as a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant. (2) Physical Therapy Personnel Responsibilities In General. Physical therapy is a profession involving

skilled practice of patient care. The primary concern of the physical therapist and physical therapist assistant is always the safety, well being, and best interest of the patient who must therefore recognize and carry out services consistent with legal rights and personal dignity of the patient. Accordingly, it is the responsibility of all physical therapists and physical therapist assistants to:

(a) Communicate effectively to the patient the treatment evaluation process and techniques to be used in any procedures before beginning treatment and anytime during the course of the treatment process.

(b) Safeguard the confidentiality of information and require written consent from the patient or legally authorized representative prior to releasing information to a third party not involved in the actual care.

(c) Avoid acts which blatantly disregard a patient’s modesty and neither suggest nor engage in sexual activities with patients under their care.

(d) Neither use nor participate in the use of any form of communication containing false, fraudulent, misleading, deceptive, unfair or sensational statement or claim, nor use bribery in any form, nor use false advertising, nor misrepresentation of services or self, nor engage in other unprofessional conduct, including, but not limited to:

1. Inaccurately recorded, falsified, or altered patient records, 2. Falsely representing or misrepresenting facts on an application for employment, 3. Impersonating or acting as a proxy for an applicant in any examination for certification or registration, 4. Impersonating another certified or registered practitioner or permitting another to use his or her license

for the purpose of practicing physical therapy or receiving compensation, 5. Providing false or incorrect information regarding the status of licensure. (e) Not exploit the patient or client for the financial gain of the licensee or a third party. (f) Practice physical therapy with that level of care, skill, and treatment which is recognized by a

reasonably prudent similar physical therapy practitioner as being acceptable under similar conditions and circumstances.

(3) Physical Therapist Responsibilities. Physical therapists shall: (a) Be professionally responsible for providing a referring practitioner, or a practitioner of record, with

any information which will assist in the determination of an accurate medical diagnosis. (b) Not implement any plan of care that, in the physical therapist’s judgment, is contraindicated. If the

plan of care was requested by a referring practitioner, the physical therapist shall immediately notify the referring practitioner that he is not going to follow the request and the reasons for such refusal.

(c) Not direct any function or task which requires the skill, knowledge, and judgment of the physical


therapist. (d) Assume the responsibility for assessing the patient, identifying the level of acuity of illness, planning

the patient’s treatment program, and implementing and directing the program. (e) Hold primary responsibility for physical therapy care rendered under the therapist’s direction and

shall be available for consultation at all times. (f) Physical therapist’s professional responsibilities include, but are not limited to: 1. Interpretation of the practitioner’s referral. 2. Provision of the initial physical therapy assessment of the patient. 3. Initial identification and documentation of precautions, special problems, contraindications. 4. Development of a treatment plan including the long and short term goals. 5. Implementation of or directing implementation of the treatment plan. 6. Direction of appropriate tasks. 7. Reassessment of the patient in reference to goals and, when necessary, modification of the treatment

plan. (g) When participating in student programs, ensure that the academic programs are accredited or in

candidacy by the appropriate accrediting agency recognized by statute, and that the physical therapist provides direct supervision when students are performing patient care activities.

(h) Keep written medical records justifying the course of treatment of the patient, including, but not limited to, initial physical therapy assessment, plan of treatment, treatment notes, progress notes, examination results, test results, and discharge summary.

(4) Physical Therapist Assistant Responsibilities. Physical therapist assistants shall: (a) Not initiate or change treatment without the prior assessment and approval of the physical therapist. (b) Not provide services to a patient who is an inpatient in a hospital or who is in the acute phase of

injury or illness unless the physical therapist is readily and physically available to provide consultation. (c) Not carry out treatment procedures detrimental to the patient or for which the assistant is not qualified. (d) Report all untoward patient responses or change in medical status to the physical therapist. (e) Refer inquiries regarding patient prognosis to the physical therapist. (f) Discontinue immediately any treatment procedures which in the assistant’s judgment appear to be

harmful to the patient and shall report them to the physical therapist. (g) When participating in student programs, ensure that the academic programs are accredited or in

candidacy by the appropriate accrediting agency recognized by statute, and that the physical therapist assistant provides direct supervision when students are performing patient care activities.

(5) Physical Therapist – Physical Therapist Assistant Responsibilities and Supervisory Relationships. (a) Regardless of the setting, physical therapists and physical therapist assistants shall abide by all

Federal and State Laws and regulations related to the particular site of practice. (b) During an acute phase of injury or illness, or while the patient is an inpatient in a hospital, the physical

therapist shall be readily and physically available for consultation to the physical therapist assistant. (c) Delivery of Care: 1. During the delivery of physical therapy care by the physical therapist assistant to patients who are not

inpatients in a hospital, or who are not in the acute phase of injury or illness, the physical therapist shall be accessible at all times by telecommunication and shall be within the same geographic location as the assistant.

2. The physical therapist shall be readily available to the physical therapist assistant with emphasis placed on directing the assistant through frequent reporting, both verbal and written and frequent observations of the care rendered to the patient.

(d) The physical therapist shall not delegate portions of the skilled physical therapy functions or tasks to any lesser trained health personnel than the physical therapist assistant.

(6) The school setting. The physical therapist shall keep abreast of special knowledge and skills implicit in school settings and shall practice in accordance with the previous stated standards.

(7) Unlicensed Supportive Personnel may be utilized to help in the treatment being provided by a licensed physical therapist or licensed physical therapist assistant. Such personnel shall perform such acts only under the direct supervision of a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant.


Rulemaking Authority 486.025 FS. Law Implemented 486.021(5), (6), (9), (10), (11), 486.031, 486.102, 486.123,

486.125(1), 486.161(3) FS. History–New 8-6-84, Formerly 21M-9.30, Amended 9-22-87, Formerly 21M-9.030, Amended

9-5-90, 3-5-92, 3-24-93, Formerly 21MM-6.001, 61F11-6.001, Amended 8-16-95, Formerly 59Y-6.001, Amended 1-8-

98, 1-11-99, 4-18-04, 6-1-09, 2-18-16, 7-4-17.

The Board made verbally modified sections (c) and (d) and requested the new rule language to be presented at the May 14, 2020 meeting. 2. 64B17-9.001 Continuing Education The Board discussed modifications to the college credit hours as listed in section (7)(a).

64B17-9.001 Continuing Education.

64B17-9.001 Continuing Education. (1) Every person licensed pursuant to chapter 486, F.S., shall be required to complete twenty-four contact

hours of continuing education courses approved by the Board in the twenty-four months preceding each biennial renewal period as established by the Department. With the exception of the required courses in the prevention of medical errors and HIV/AIDS, applicants who become licensed in the second half of the biennium are exempt from this continuing education requirement for their first renewal.

(2) A contact hour shall consist of fifty clock minutes. One half contact hour shall consist of twenty-five clock minutes. One continuing educational unit (CEU) shall be considered equivalent to ten (10) contact hours.

(3) Acceptable subject areas for physical therapy continuing education include professional ethics,

clinical education, clinical practice, clinical research, clinical management, clinical science, Florida law

relating to physical therapy, basic sciences, risk management, and HIV/AIDS. No more than five contact

hours of courses in risk management shall be accepted within a biennium. Up to three contact hours in

HIV/AIDS education pursuant to rule chapter 64B17-8, F.A.C., may be included in the 24 contact hours. Up

to three contact hours in prevention of medical errors education pursuant to rule chapter 64B17-8, F.A.C.,

may be included in the 24 contact hours.

(4) The Board will accept up to twelve contact hours for home study during a biennium. (5) Course instructors providing continuing education to licensees under this chapter shall receive up to

six contact hours credit per biennium. This shall be awarded on a contact hour for each contact hour presented. However, instructors teaching their normal course of instruction shall not be granted contact hours toward their continuing education.

(6) Clinical Instructors shall receive 1 contact hour for every 160 hours of clinical internship limited to a maximum of 6 contact hours per instructor per bienium. Clinical instructors must be credentialed by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) to receive clinical continuing education credits.

(7) The Board approves for continuing education credit: (a) Courses sponsored by a program in physical therapy at a college or university which provides a

curriculum for training physical therapists or physical therapist assistants, when approved by the physical therapy or physical therapist assistants program, which is accredited by, or has status with an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education. One credit hour is the equivalent of one contact hour.

(b) Courses sponsored or approved by the American Physical Therapy Association. (c) Courses sponsored or approved by the Florida Physical Therapy Association, so long as they meet

the criteria set forth in subsection 64B17-9.001(3), F.A.C. (d) Attendance at Florida Board meetings where disciplinary cases are being heard if the licensee is not

on the agenda or appearing for another purpose. The number of risk management contact hours for such attendance is based on the definition of contact hour as set forth in subsection (2).


(e) Former Board members who serve on the Board’s Probable Cause Panel shall receive five contact hours of continuing education risk management credit per biennium for their service on the Panel.

(f) Licensees who file DOH form #DH-MQA 1144, “Application Materials For The Florida Laws and Rules Examination,” (revised 5/15), incorporated herein by reference, which is available through www.floridasphysicaltherapy.gov/resources, or at http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-05841, and take and pass the Florida laws and rules examination shall receive two (2) hours of continuing education per biennium. The continuing education credit shall be awarded only for the biennium in which the examination was taken and passed. Continuing education credit shall not be awarded to licensees who take and pass the examination as a result of a disciplinary proceeding or as a board ordered condition of initial licensure or reinstatement.

(8) The Board shall make exceptions for licensees from the continuing education requirements including waiver of all or a portion of these requirements or the granting of an extension of time in which to complete these requirements upon a finding of good cause by majority vote of the Board at a public meeting following receipt of a written request for exception based upon emergency or hardship. Emergency or hardship cases are those: (1) involving long term personal illness or illness involving a close relative or person for whom the licensee has care-giving responsibilities; (2) where the licensee can demonstrate that the required course(s) are not reasonably available; and (3) other demonstrated economic, technological or legal hardships that substantially relate to the ability to perform or complete the continuing education requirements. Licensees requesting an exception from continuing education requirements must provide the Board with documentation supporting the claim of emergency or hardship that is the basis of the request.

(9) The licensee must retain such receipts, vouchers, certificates, or other papers as may be necessary to document completion of the appropriate continuing education offerings listed on the renewal form for a period of not less than four years from the date the offering was taken.

Rulemaking Authority 456.013(6), 486.025, 486.109(5) FS. Law Implemented 456.013(6), 486.109 FS. History–New 4-

6-92, Formerly 21MM-9.001, Amended 3-7-94, Formerly 61F11-9.001, Amended 12-5-95, Formerly 59Y-9.001,

Amended 2-14-02, 4-21-02, 1-2-03, 6-28-04, 4-9-06, 5-28-06, 2-17-08, 5-21-09, 8-10-09, 6-30-10, 9-23-10, 12-24-13,

11-23-14, 9-20-15, 10-23-17.

Modification for one (1) credit hour in a college course relating to practice to count for fifteen (15) contact hours. One (1) credit hour of a CE course is to count for one (1) contact hour. New rule language to be presented at the May14,2020 meeting. RULE STATUS REPORT

3. Lynette Norr, Assistant Attorney General

64B17-3.001, F.A.C., Licensure 64B17-7.005, F.A.C., Notice of Noncompliance 64B17-8.003, F.A.C., Requirements for Human Trafficking Education

Ms. Norr discussed the JAPC letters for 64B17-3.001, F.A.C.

64B17-3.001 Licensure. (1) No change.

(2) Qualifications for Licensure. All applicants for licensure as a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant must demonstrate the following:

(a) through (b) No change.


(c) Education: 1. through 2. No change. 3. For a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant to be certified to take the licensure examination,

the Board must receive verification that the applicant has graduated. The applicant’s institution may send a final transcript, or the applicant’s program may send a Letter of Completion. For the Board to consider a Letter of Completion, the letter must:

a. Be sent to the Board directly from the educational institution, b. Be presented on official school letterhead, c. Confirm that the individual completed all clinical an didactic requirements of their specified degree, d. State the date the individual earned their degree, and e. Be signed and dated by the program director or the school registrar. 43. For physical therapists and physical therapist assistants who have received a diploma from a program

in physical therapy in a foreign country, have received a determination that their credentials are equivalent to the education and preparation required for licensure as a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant in the United States. Educational credentials equivalent to those required for the education and preparation of physical therapists or physical therapist assistants in this country shall be determined by an agency as provided in Rule 64B17-3.007, F.A.C.

(3) Through (4) No change. Rulemaking Authority 456.013, 486.025, 486.031(3), 486.104 FS. Law Implemented 456.013, 456.017, 456.0635, 456.38, 486.031, 486.041, 486.051, 486.061, 486.0715, 486.081, 486.102, 486.103, 486.104 FS. History–New 8-6-84, Amended 6-2-85, Formerly 21M-7.20, Amended 5-18-86, Formerly 21M-7.020, 21MM-3.001, Amended 3-1-94, Formerly 61F11-3.001, Amended 12-22-94, 4-10-96, Formerly 59Y-3.001, Amended 12-30-98, 1-23-03, 4-9-06, 9-19-06, 3-13-07, 5-11-08, 5-21-09, 8-10-09, 7-5-10, 12-17-12, 12-15-14, 2-14-17, 10-22-17,_______. Discussion relating to 64B17-3.001, F.A.C, for an amendment to “approved” instead of certified in section 3. MOTION: After discussion Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the proposed language as amended and directed counsel to procced with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0. The Board directed staff to discuss the application rule, 64B17-3.001, F.A.C at the May 14, 2020 meeting for possible application revisions. Ms. Norr discussed the JAPC letters for 64B17-8.003, F.A.C

64B17-8.003 Requirements for Human Trafficking Education. (1) Each licensee, licensed by January 1, 2021, must complete at least one clock hour of Human

Trafficking education through an approved course no later than January 1, 2021. (2) To receive approval, courses on human trafficking shall be at least one hour and include all of the


following subject areas: (a) sex trafficking, (b) labor trafficking, (c) how to identify individuals who may be victims of human trafficking, (d) how to report cases of human trafficking (e) resources available to victims, and (f) signage posting requirements. (3) The course may be included in the home study continuing education credit hours. (4) Human Trafficking education courses approved by any Board within the Division of Medical Quality

Assurance of the Department of Health in accordance with Section 456.0341, F.S., are approved by this Board. Rulemaking Authority 456.013(9), 486.025, 486.109 FS. Law Implemented 456.0341, 486.109 FS. History–New___________________. Discussion relating to 64B17-8.003, F.A.C, for an amendment to remove “clock” from section 1 MOTION: After discussion Dr. Donald made a motion to approve the proposed language as amended and directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Tasso and carried 4/0. MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. Ms. Norr discussed the need for a review of 64B17-6.001, F.A.C., regarding record keeping and retention and “geographical location” at the May 14, 2020 meeting. Ms. Norr discussed the need for a telehealth provision in 64B17-7.001, F.A.C., relating to out of state Telehealth providers on the May 14, 2020 meeting. Ms. Norr spoke to the Board regarding the Annual Regulatory plan that will be presented at the May 14, 2020 meeting. 4. Office of Fiscal Accountability and Regulatory Reform (OFARR) Enhanced

Oversight of Rulemaking Process Ms. Norr discussed the governor’s directive with the Board and the Board requested to be asked regarding a sunset provision in all certified questions for the rule making process. MOTION: After discussion Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the rule making questions to allow a sunset provision per OFARR directive. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.


MOTION: After discussion Dr. Tasso made a motion that 64B17-6.001, F.A.C. and 64B17-9.001 F.A.C. do not need to have a sunset provision per OFARR directive. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. 5. Supreme Court Case This was provided for information purposes only. REPORTS, IF ANY 6. Board Member Reports, if any

Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair Dr. Patrick Pabian, Vice Chair Other Board Members

No items to report. 7. Executive Director, Allen Hall

Expenditures by Function Report Cash Balance Report

The above reports were presented as informational only. 8. FSBPT Updates, if any Dr. Tasso and Dr. Donald will be attending the Trauma Impact on Boundary Violation Investigation Training.

Dr. Tasso is delegated to attend the Leadership Issues Forum and Annual meeting.

Ms. Kayla Karpp is delegated to attend the Federation of State Board of Physical Therapy Regulatory Training and Annual meeting.

This was provided for information purposes only. 9. FPTA Updates, if any

Tad Fisher

Mr. Fisher spoke to the Board regarding the current 2020 legislation.

APPLICANT RATIFICATION LISTS 10. Ratification Lists for Approved Applicants

Physical Therapist Applicants MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to ratify the list of physical therapists for licensure by examination/endorsement (Exhibit A), 315 in number starting with PT 35214 and ending


with PT 35505. Upon successful completion of the National Physical Therapy Exam and/or the Florida Laws and Rules Exam, shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. 21. Licensure Compact Recognition by Medicare Mr. Chenoweth spoke to Tad Fisher relating to this information. This was provided for information purposes only. 10 (CONT). Ratification Lists for Approved Applicants

Physical Therapist Assistant Applicants

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to ratify the list of physical therapist assistants for licensure by examination/endorsement (Exhibit B), 198 in number starting with PTA 29821 and ending with PTA 30024. Upon successful completion of the National Physical Therapy Exam and/or the Florida Laws and Rules Exam, shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. 11. Ratification List for Disqualification from Employment Exemptions MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to ratify the list of physical therapist assistants and physical therapist who administratively approved exemptions, starting with Cavan Donald Vanostran, PTA 26442 and ending with Cheryl Gammeter, PTA 29853. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0. NEW BUSINESS 12. Officer Elections

2020 Election of Officers and Assignment of Liaisons

Position Current Assignments New Assignments

Board Chair Dr. Kay Tasso Dr. Kay Tasso

Vice Chair Dr. Patrick Pabian Dr. Patrick Pabian

Education Liaison Dr. Patrick Pabian Dr. Patrick Pabian

Budget Liaison Mr. Steve Chenoweth Mr. Steve Chenoweth

Unlicensed Activity Liaison

Mr. Steve Chenoweth Mr. Steve Chenoweth

Enforcement Liaison Dr. Kay Tasso Dr. Kay Tasso

Healthiest Weight Liaison Dr. Ellen Donald Dr. Ellen Donald

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the positions as presented. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.


13. 2020 Delegation of Authority The Delegation of Authority, reviewed and approved annually, facilitates administrative efficiency and documents when individuals or entities have been delegated to act on behalf of a Board/Council. Each Board/Council was invited to review, make changes if necessary, and approve the 2020 delegation. MOTION: Dr. Donald made a motion to approve the delegation of authority as presented. The motion was seconded by Dr. Tasso and carried 4/0. 14. 2020 Conviction Record Guidelines

The Conviction Record Guidelines, reviewed and approved by the Boards/Councils, are used by staff to assist in determining which licensure applications require individual consideration at the quarterly meetings. Board/Council review of every applicant that reports a conviction of any kind, regardless of when the issue occurred, would be an inefficient process. Each Board/Council is invited to review, make changes if needed, and approve the 2020 Conviction Record Guidelines. MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the 2019 Conviction Record Guidelines as presented. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. 15. 2021 Proposed Meeting Dates The following dates were presented for your consideration. These selections have been made in coordination with the other professions in the Medical Therapies/Psychology Board Office to avoid meeting conflicts. Please specify a primary and secondary preference for location. The following cities are common meeting locations where most Boards meet: Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Ft. Lauderdale. The Board may request other cities. General Business Meetings: February 18 – 19, 2021 Primary Location – Tampa Secondary Location – Jacksonville May 13 – 14, 2021 Primary Location – Orlando Secondary Location – Tampa August 26 – 27, 2021 Primary Location – Fort Lauderdale Secondary Location – Orlando December 9 – 10, 2021 Primary Location - Jacksonville Secondary Location – Tampa


Probable Cause Panel Meetings: February 3 – Panel Chair April 14 - Panel Chair June 16 - Panel Chair Board authorized Ms. Karpp to August 18 - Panel Chair give 2021 Probable Cause October 13 – Panel Chair Panel Meeting assignments. December 15 – Panel Chair MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the dates and cities for the 2021 General Business meetings and the Probable Cause Panel meetings. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. 16. Conditional Licensure Approval with PRN This was provided for information purposes only. OLD BUSINESS 17. Board of Physical Therapy Minutes

November 14 - 15, 2019 General Business Meeting

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the November 15-16, 2018 General Business Meeting minutes as amended. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0. 18. Reconsideration of Continuing Education Hardship Request

Diana Willis, PT 33561

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to vacate previous decision and not file the order. The motion was seconded Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. OTHER BUSINESS AND INFORMATION 19. Spotlight on Unlicensed Activity This was provided for information purposes only. 20. Exam Statistics This was provided for information purposes only. 22. Staff Recognition This was provided for information purposes only. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.


DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING

GENERAL RULES REVIEW February 21, 2020 DRAFT MINUTES



(813) 977-7066

Participants in this public meeting should be aware that these proceedings are being recorded and that an audio file of the meeting will be posted to the Board’s website.

February 21, 2020 – 8:00 A.M. EST

The minutes reflect the actual sequence of events rather than the original agenda order. Call the Meeting to Order and Roll Call: Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair, called the general business meeting to order at approximately 8 A.M. Those present for all or part of the meeting, included the following: MEMBERS PRESENT BOARD COUNSEL Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair, PT, PhD, PCS Lynette Norr, Board Counsel, Dr. Patrick Pabian, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS Assistant Attorney General Mr. Steve Chenoweth, PT Dr. Ellen K. Donald, PT, PhD STAFF PRESENT Allen Hall, Executive Board Director

Kayla Karpp, Program Operations Administrator

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Christina Shideler, Prosecuting Attorney, DOH Prosecution Services Court Reporter: Melinda McKenna Phipps Reporting (888) 811-3408 DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS

MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY HEARING NOT INVOLVING DISPUTED ISSUES OF MATERIAL FACT 1. James Jernigan, PTA 20922

(Case No.2016-08840) (PCP- Petraglia, Watson and Kuhns)


Respondent was not present nor represented by counsel. Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 486.125 (1)(k), Florida Statutes (2015l) for violating any provision of this chapter or chapter 456 or any rules thereunto.456.072(1)(k), Florida Statues (2017) for failure to perform statutory or legal obligation placed upon a licensee. 456.072(1)(hh), Florida Statues (2015) for Being terminated from a treatment program for impaired practitioners, which is overseen by an impaired practitioner consultant as described in s. 456.076, for failure to comply, without good cause, with the terms of the monitoring or treatment contract entered into by the licensee, or for not successfully completing any drug treatment or alcohol treatment program.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the investigative report into evidence, find that the Respondent was properly served and requested an informal hearing, and to adopt the findings of facts set out in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Dr, Pabian and carried 4/0. MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to adopt the conclusions of law as set forth in the administrative complaint and that you find that this constitutes a violation of the practice act. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to impose the following penalties:

Revocation of license. Costs of $11, 823.07 payable one (1) year of the filing of the Final

Order

The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT 2. Christian Mejia, PTA 26790

(Case No. 2018-14046) (PCP – Tasso, Watson and Parker)

Respondent was not present nor represented by counsel.

Dr. Tasso was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel. Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 486.125 (1)(k), Florida Statutes (2015) for violating any provision of this chapter or chapter 456 or any rules thereunto. Count II: 456.072(1)(v), Florida Statues (2016-2017) for engaging in sexual misconduct in the practice of a profession.

The case was presented as a Settlement Agreement that would impose the following:

Revocation of license.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Pabian made a motion to accept the Settlement Agreement. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.


MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY VOLUNTARY RELINQUISHMENT 3. Pierre P. Clermont, PT 13681

(Case No.2019-12495) (PCP- Chenoweth, Kuhns and Bumgarner) Respondent was not present nor represented by counsel.

Mr. Chenoweth was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel. Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 456.072 (1)(c), Florida Statutes (2018) for being convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of guilty no nolo contendere to, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which relates to the practice of or the ability to practice, a licensee’s profession. Count II: 456.072(1)(ll), Florida Statutes (2018), for being convicted of or, entering a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, any misdemeanor or felony, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which related to health care fraud. MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the Voluntary Relinquishment. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 3/0. 4. Ryan Williamson, PTA 15971

(Case No.2018-13773) (PCP- Donald, Candela and Bumgarner) Respondent was not present nor represented by counsel. Dr. Donald was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel. Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 486.125 (1)(k), Florida Statutes (2017) for violating any provision of this chapter or chapter 456 or any rules thereunto. 486.072(1)(x), Florida Statues (2017) Failure to report in writing to the Board within 30 days after criminal conviction of licensee. Count II: 486.125 (1)(k), Florida Statutes (2017) for violating any provision of this chapter or chapter 456 or any rules thereunto. 456.072 (1)(c), Florida Statutes (2018) for being convicted or found guilty of or entering a plea of guilty no nolo contendere to, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which relates to the practice of or the ability to practice, a licensee’s profession. MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the Voluntary Relinquishment. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 3/0. REPORT PROSECUTOR’S REPORT 5. Christina Shideler, Prosecuting Attorney

PSU Inventory Reports


Legal Case Status

Report Date

01/15/19

Report Date

3/22/19

Report Date 7/9/19

Report Date

10/28/19

Report Date 1/15/20

Total Cases open/active:

90 94 89 89 87

Cases in holding status:

0 0 0 0 0

Cases in EAU: 7 7 7 5 4 Cases under legal review:

62 61 58 58 46

Cases where PC Recom made:

6 13 5 9 17

Total cases where PC has been found:

19 18 18 7 18

Cases pending before DOAH:

0 0 0 1 0

Cases agendaed for Board

3 2 7 8 5

Cases on appeal:

0 0 0 0 0

Year Old Cases: 39 52 59 58 61 MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to allow prosecution to continue processing any cases over one year old. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS: PERSONAL APPEARANCE PURSUANT TO §456.013(3)(c), F.S. 6. Madeleine Fahat, PT by Endorsement Ms. Fahat was not present nor represented by counsel. Ms. Fahat was requested to appear for Criminal History issues.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to table Ms. Fahat’s application and require her appearance at the next two (2) scheduled Board meetings. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. 7. Zamira Hernandez Froio, Foreign Trained PT by Examination Ms. Froio was not present nor represented by counsel. Ms. Froio was required to appear for Education History issues. Ms. Froio’s application was tabled to the next Board meeting. 8. Nathan Greiner, PTA by Examination


Mr. Greiner was present and sworn in by the court reporter. Mr. Greiner appeared for Criminal History issues.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Mr. Greiner’s application for licensure and to certify her to sit for the Florida Laws and Rules Exam and the National Physical Therapy, and upon a passing score on the exams shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. PETITION FOR WAIVER OF RULE & CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSURE BY ENDORSEMENT AS A PHYSICAL THERAPIST 9. Gertrud E. Motavalli, Foreign Trained Physical Therapist by Endorsement Ms. Motavalli was not present nor represented by counsel. Ms. Motavalli petitioned the Board for variance and waiver of Rule 64B17-3.001, F.A.C. Ms. Motavalli requested a waiver from the education requirement(s) and allow her to apply as an American trained physical therapist. The board received official transcripts from the University of Missouri-Columbia. When the degree was conferred, the University was not a CAPTE accredited.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to deny Ms. Motavalli’s petition for waiver of rule 64B17-3.001, F.A.C. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to require Ms. Motavalli’s appearance at the May 15, 2020 Board meeting with and recommended a credential evaluation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT 10. Karen E. Rhoads, PT 20640 Ms. Rhoads was not present nor represented by counsel. Ms. Rhoads’ requested determination from the Board regarding the scope of practice for a licensed physical therapist assistant to write and sign a discharge note and/or a letter of medical necessity for medical equipment and have the letter co-signed by the supervising licensed physical therapist. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to deny Ms. Rhoads’ petition as it is clearly defined in 64B17 – 6.001, F.A.C. The motion was seconded by Dr. Tasso and carried 4/0. REQUEST FOR CE HARSHIP PURSUANT TO RULE 64B17-9.007(7), F.A.C. 11. Laurie Hodges, PT 18891


Ms. Hodges was not present and nor represented by counsel. Ms. Hodges requested an exemption of her continuing education requirements for the 2017- 2019 biennium due to medical reasons. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to grant Ms. Hodges an extension to complete the additional six (6) hours of continuing education until the end of 2020. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0. REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION OF EXEMPTION FOR DISQUALIFICATION FROM EMPLOYMENT 12. Jason Smith, PTA 25277 Mr. Smith was present and sworn in by the court reporter. Ms. Lisa Calder, Administrator for Encompass Health was in attendance and sworn in by the court reporter. Mr. Smith submitted an application for Exemption from Disqualification to seek employment in a health care setting. MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Mr. Smith ’s exemption for disqualification from employment. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:40 A.M.


(Exhibit A)

Rank Lic Nbr Licensee Name Education Institution

PT 35214 Fregoe, Eileen Mary Ithaca College

PT 35215 Hilario, April Andrade Other;Utica College of Syracuse University

PT 35216 Midura, Peter Husson University

PT 35217 Bijou-Plotkin, Aura S. State University of NY

PT 35218 Abbott, Amanda M University of Tennessee Health Science Center

PT 35219 Yee, Christina Beaver College

PT 35220 Wainman, Maria Long Island University Brooklyn Campus

PT 35221 Scott, David University of Connecticut

PT 35222 Schild, Annie Midwestern University

PT 35223 Boucher, Thad Jeffrey University of Florida

PT 35224 Smith, Felicia Winston-Salem State University

PT 35225 Carter, Holly Gibson East Tennessee State University

PT 35226 Pier Uecker, Juliana Marie University of Miami

PT 35227 Mcelligott, Brianna University of New England

PT 35228 Belyaks, Amanda Nicole University 0f North Dakota Main Campus

PT 35229 Huddleston, Heather Belmont University

PT 35230 Dischino, Maddison Kay Northeastern University

PT 35231 Freund, Kathleen Grace Sacred Heart University

PT 35232 Hoadley, Gerald Thomas University of Maryland Baltimore Profess;University Of

PT 35233 Akes, Ben Michael University of Tennessee Health Science Center

PT 35235 Francis, Carol Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

PT 35236 Vanorny, Stacey Renae University of St. Augustine

PT 35113 Scalamogna, Aliya University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35147 Coello, Angela Nicole Florida International University

PT 35148 Davidson, Alan University of St. Augustine

PT 35185 Bailey, Heath Florida International University

PT 35187 Rinaldi, Dennis University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35208 Joerger, Kaitlyn Anna Desales University

PT 35237 Yu, Peter Medical University Of South Carolina

PT 35238 Wilcock, Ashley Florida International University

PT 35239 Swetland, Scott Dylan Florida International University

PT 35240 Chiarello, Casey Quentin University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35241 Roggin, Caitlin Lindquist University of St. Augustine

PT 35242 Cami, Lauren Ashley Florida International University

PT 35243 Brodsky, Lauren Alexandra University of St. Augustine

PT 35244 Becker, Marian Claire University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35245 Dos Santos, Kimberly M University of St. Augustine

PT 35246 Essick, Kathleen University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35247 Foreman, Lindsey University of South Florida-Tampa

PT 35248 Furr, Carol University of St. Augustine

PT 35249 Gonzalez, Jessica Ana University of St. Augustine

PT 35250 Harris, Robert University of St. Augustine

PT 34610 Rodriguez, Stephanie Christine University of St. Augustine

PT 35060 Schindler, Eric Daniel University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35092 Schindler, Kyle University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35142 Nicodemus, Courtney University of St. Augustine

PT 35160 White, Bryant University of St. Augustine

PT 35195 Hutchins, Andrew University of St. Augustine


PT 35234 Serrano Arce, Exor Andres University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35251 Yoos, Ashley Jordan University of St. Augustine

PT 35252 Stojnic, Vladimir Columbia University

PT 35253 Sheppard, Jacob Ian University of St. Augustine

PT 35254 Sineus, Woodly Florida Gulf Coast University-Fort Myers

PT 35255 Saul, Jon University of St. Augustine

PT 35256 Jutras, Kelly University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35257 Koehler, Brandi Layne University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35258 Potts, Kierra R University of St. Augustine

PT 35259 Pitzer, Zane University of St. Augustine

PT 35260 Mcrae, Chantal Kathleen University of St. Augustine

PT 35261 Lindblom, Jordan University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35262 Lopez, Jemma Rose Florida International University

PT 35263 Lopez, Jessica Florida International University

PT 35264 Meredith, Sierra Lynn Florida International University

PT 35265 Nelson, Helen Erica Florida International University

PT 35266 Leon, Angeline Anadel University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35267 Patel, Rajvi Dhruvkumar Government Physiotherapy College

PT 35268 Kortum, Karissa Lynne University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35269 Rang, Zachary Scott University of St. Augustine

PT 35270 Rivers, Christopher Richard Adventhealth University

PT 35271 Romero, Christina Gabriella University of St. Augustine

PT 35272 Sadowsky, Hannah Florida International University

PT 35273 Jeffries, Rachel University of St. Augustine

PT 35274 Rietveld, Nicholas University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35275 Shoop, Taylor Elizabeth University of St. Augustine

PT 35276 Stannard, Sara University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35277 Ortiz, Elysia Mariona Florida A & M University

PT 35278 Nergard, Summer Renee University of St. Augustine

PT 34628 Hall, Aubrey Forrest Samford University

PT 34715 Hansen, Jeffrey Roy University of St. Augustine

PT 34812 Llopiz, Hyo Young Joshua Nova Southeastern

PT 35059 Bahr, Sierra University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35071 White, Brendan University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35100 Decoveny, Christina Nova Southeastern

PT 35150 Santos, Alyssa Kiara University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35151 Judy, Makenzie University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35162 Galasso, Peter Jude University of St. Augustine

PT 35169 Hernandez, Charles Joseph Farley Florida Gulf Coast University-Fort Myers

PT 35170 Gai, Christopher Michael University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35181 Dwyer, Emma Claire Florida International University

PT 35279 Mezack, Ashley Nicole Boston University

PT 35280 Mchugh, Corey University of St. Augustine

PT 35281 Lee, Sijin Florida International University

PT 35282 King, Briana Julia Nova Southeastern

PT 35283 Hill-Spranger, Raquel Florida International University

PT 35284 Hammond, Haley Florida International University

PT 35285 Hartz, Cortlon Michael University of St. Augustine

PT 35286 Griffith, Michael University of St. Augustine

PT 35287 Frontado, Diana Patricia Colegio Universitario De Rehabilitacion "May Hamilton"


PT 35288 Eustaquio, Zamiriis Giselle Florida International University

PT 35289 Franco, Emily University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35290 Devirgilio, Zachary University of St. Augustine

PT 35291 Civitella, Fernanda Florida International University

PT 35292 Dinnipalle, Nishitha Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences

PT 35293 Diepeveen, Taylor University of St. Augustine

PT 35294 Barnes, Pamela Barrett University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35295 Cvetkovic, Marjan University of St. Augustine

PT 35296 Caton, Sutter Florida Gulf Coast University-Fort Myers

PT 35297 Bubbel, Rachel Florida International University

PT 35298 Bates, Alexandra Marie Brenau University

PT 35299 Alorda, Gabriela University of The Sciences

PT 35300 De Carvalho, Maila American International College

PT 35301 Centurion, Jade Kimberly Clarke University

PT 35302 Pappas, Maria Margarita Ithaca College

PT 35303 Segal-Snir, Yael Tel Aviv University

PT 35304 Stanford, James Loma Linda University

PT 35305 Glotzbach, Brittany Jordan Medical University Of South Carolina

PT 35306 Wangsgaard, Kerbi University of St. Augustine

PT 35307 Vargas, Ernest University of Central Florida

PT 35308 Powers, James Florida International University

PT 35309 Panushka, Mary University of St. Augustine

PT 35310 Hernandez, Jessica Marie Andrews University

PT 35311 Frankart, Jeffery Kenneth University of Toledo

PT 35312 Patel, Drashti Bharatkumar Long Island University Brooklyn Campus

PT 35313 Kohel, Brenda Jean Concordia University

PT 35314 Wheeler, Eric University of St. Augustine

PT 35315 Villacis, Gioconda Florida International University

PT 35316 Preciado, Nickolas Adrian Florida International University

PT 35317 Porter-Wolf, Jorge Florida International University

PT 35318 Gayed, Pola Nova Southeastern

PT 35319 Koroma, Franklyn University of St. Augustine

PT 35320 Hyder, William Stuart University of St. Augustine

PT 35321 Fonseca, Denisis Florida International University

PT 35322 Gaddy, Roland University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35323 Balloni, John State University Of New York

PT 35324 Ahmed, Shakeel J.S.S. College of Physiotherapy

PT 35325 Allen, Dwight University of St. Augustine

PT 35326 Tallman, Rebecca Knowles Springfield College

PT 35327 Botros, Daniel University of St. Augustine

PT 35328 Grandal, Alexander University of St. Augustine

PT 35329 Cochran, Raven Florida Gulf Coast University-Fort Myers

PT 35330 Sarver, Matthew University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35331 Routman, Zachary Florida International University

PT 35332 Delaney, Bobbi Sue Northeastern University

PT 35333 Pilon, Kelsey Margaret Sacred Heart University

PT 35334 Patel, Yashwi Government Physiotherapy College

PT 35335 Marrero, Christian Florida International University

PT 35336 Lee, David Florida International University

PT 35337 Jackson, Amelia Louise University of St. Augustine


PT 35338 Galvez, Hector Patricio Florida International University

PT 35339 Delsignore, Ryan University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35340 Malucelli, Mariane Franceschi Universidade Positivo

PT 35341 Terrou, Anthony Florida Gulf Coast University-Fort Myers

PT 35342 Drevensek, Roxanne University of St. Augustine

PT 35343 Saffer, Shana Florida International University

PT 35344 Ramos, Marylin Long Island University Brooklyn Campus

PT 35345 Pittman, Derion Anthony University of St. Augustine

PT 35346 Meghat, Priya Sureshkumar Shree Swaminarayan Physiotherapy College

PT 35347 Marquez, Karina University of St. Augustine

PT 35348 Philocles, Laroche University of St. Augustine

PT 35349 Porter, Todd Mitchell West Coast University - Center for Graduate Studies

PT 35350 Antares, Kathleen Washington University

PT 35351 Eneberg, Kim Gothenburg University

PT 35352 Flannery, Elisabeth Mary East Carolina University

PT 35353 Burch, Kellie Florida A & M University

PT 35354 Bouryou, Iman Florida International University

PT 35355 Beilfuss, Diana University of Wisconsin-Madison

PT 35356 St. Louis, Danika Florida International University

PT 35357 Hunter, Kinsey Mcmasters University of South Florida - Tampa

PT 35358 Serrano, Kristie Nicole Florida International University

PT 35359 Martin, Tyler Michael University of Michigan-Flint

PT 35360 Scharett, Carrie Lynn Daemen College

PT 35361 Sullivan, Sean Michael Long Island University Brooklyn Campus

PT 35362 Cruz, Jannelys Florida International University

PT 35363 Zambito, Maria University of St. Augustine

PT 35364 Lopez, Melissa Florida International University

PT 35365 Shields, Alexander Colton Florida International University

PT 35366 Fleming Bonilha Neves, Vivian Centro Universitário São Camilo

PT 35367 Nail, Ashly Nicole University of St. Augustine

PT 35368 Fernandez, Kevin Alexander University of St. Augustine

PT 35369 Garcia, Nicole Christine Florida International University

PT 35370 Bender, Gregory University of St. Augustine

PT 35371 Marzak, Anna Florida International University

PT 35372 Mccarroll, Hayes Monica Velez College

PT 35373 Best, Robert University of St. Augustine

PT 35374 Amrich, Ashley Florida International University

PT 35375 Hankinson, Michael Trine University

PT 35376 Antoine, James State University of NY

PT 35377 Chiang, Isabelle Ku California State University-Northridge

PT 35378 Kimmett, Zak Anthony University of MS Medical Center

PT 35379 Brooks, Todd V Florida A & M University

PT 35380 Charles, Gabrielle Nazareth College

PT 35381 Earnhardt, Rachel Morgan University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill

PT 35382 Evans, Duncan T University of Florida

PT 35383 Bodolay, Natalie Alejandra Florida International University

PT 35384 Venditti, Erin Leigh Florida International University

PT 35385 Estevez, Lauren Florida International University

PT 35386 Ruff, Erin University of St. Augustine

PT 35387 Holland, Laura University of Lowell


PT 35388 Domanski, Karen Brent Hospital and Colleges

PT 35389 Stewart, Marie Florida International University

PT 35390 Erhart, Nicole University of St. Augustine

PT 35391 Hulbert, Robin Lynn Beaver College

PT 35392 Ruppal, Estey University of Florida

PT 35393 Drum, Constance Lord Kean College Of New Jersey

PT 35394 Pollard, Janean M Suny At Buffalo

PT 35395 Allen, John Tanner University of St. Augustine

PT 35396 Blackstone, Christopher Warner University of Alabama At Birmingham

PT 35397 Nguyen, Theodore Huy University of Southern California

PT 35398 Williamson, Jennifer Marie Adventhealth University

PT 35399 Baldrige, Ruth Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science

PT 35400 Arpin, Megan University of Nebraska Medical Center

PT 35401 Dawson, Kendra Jenay Howard University

PT 35402 Spinosa Barrios, Amelia Andrews University

PT 35403 Terolli, Leonardi Technological Educational Institute (Tei) Of Athens

PT 35404 Valderrama, Piedad COLOMBIA - UNIDENTIFIED SCHOOLS

PT 35405 Parent, Mark Edward Northeastern University

PT 35406 Rohleder, Megan University of Scranton

PT 35407 Siegel, Evan F University of Scranton

PT 35408 Meagher, Melissa Sue US Army - Baylor University

PT 35409 Thune, Kelley University of St. Augustine

PT 35410 Palande, Madhura Kles College of Physiotherapy

PT 35411 Witkowski, Jennifer Victoria Rutgers- The State University Of New Jersey

PT 35412 Marshall, Emilly Emory University

PT 35413 Jackson, Michelle Ann University of Alabama at Birmingham

PT 35414 Hagiel, Rachel Florida International University

PT 35415 Maillet, Abby University of St. Augustine

PT 35416 Mcintosh, Jennell University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill;University Of

PT 35417 Bernot, Lynette Marie University of Scranton

PT 35418 Justice, Ryan Edward Florida International University

PT 35419 Abdallah, Summer University of St. Augustine

PT 35420 Pili, Eriberto San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation

PT 35421 Brown, Michael Anthony University of St. Augustine

PT 35422 Schaff, Carole Ann University of South Alabama

PT 35423 Trupke, Jennifer Wheeler Emory University

PT 35424 Hocke, Alexander Florida International University

PT 35425 Sawyer, Alyssa Mae Roxas Pamantasan Ng Lungsod Ng Maynila

PT 35426 Pfohl, Delaney Ithaca College

PT 35427 Benz, Sarah Eun Yung University Of Mary Hardin-Baylor

PT 35428 Riche, Luc Autharis Stony Brook University

PT 35429 Cacciatore, Louis Geno Daemen College

PT 35430 Fifelski, Leah University of St. Augustine

PT 35431 Brito, Rocio Scarlet Florida International University

PT 35432 Ramirez, Erick Florida International University

PT 35433 Kumar, Hardeep New York University

PT 35434 Mastov, Rafael The College of Staten Island

PT 35435 Hocke, Bryan James Florida International University

PT 35436 Trupke, Timothy Emory University


PT 35437 Voth, Elizabeth University of Washington

PT 35438 Pappas, Cristina Maria Florida International University

PT 35439 Axvig, Molly Elizabeth University of Minnesota Twin Cities

PT 35440 Hart, Caroline Copeland Nova Southeastern

PT 35441 Tyree, Scott West Virginia University

PT 35442 Bhati, Dharmendrasinh Shree Devi College of Physiotherapy

PT 35443 Marhefka, Dale R Boston University

PT 35444 Hoefer, Allison Ann University of Minnesota Twin Cities

PT 35445 Packer, Jonathan Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions

PT 35446 Mendoza, Rahneel Southwestern University

PT 35447 Paul, Abraham E L Vel`s College of Physiotherapy

PT 35448 Taylor, Jeffrey Owen Lynchburg College

PT 35449 Christiansen, Morgan Samuel Merritt University

PT 35450 Elling, Stephanie Ann The College of St. Scholastica

PT 35451 Elizondo, Lindsey Anne University of Miami

PT 35452 Winninger, Lindsay Saint Louis University Main Campus

PT 35453 Termini, Daniel Touro College

PT 35454 Mehta, Megha Government College of Physiotherapy

PT 35455 Pandolfe, Rachel Marie D'Youville College

PT 35456 Fox, Daniel D'Youville College

PT 35457 Mcnall, Wendy Renee Hogeschool Van Amsterdam

PT 35458 Williams, Charles Thomas Eastern Washington University

PT 35459 Kendall, Christopher Daemen College

PT 35460 Schroeder, Leanne Irene D'Youville College

PT 35461 Walsh, Kyla Duquesne University

PT 35462 Walsh, Ian Duquesne University

PT 35463 Young, Shannon Elisa Russell Sage College Main Campus

PT 35464 Neveux, Sarah Rachelle Eastern Washington University

PT 35465 Wiedl, Robert University of Wisconsin-Madison

PT 35466 Prince, Arielle Jade Stony Brook University

PT 35467 Wolosz, Margarett University of Findlay

PT 35468 Wakeman, Stephanie Deshano Central Michigan University

PT 35469 Buck, Andrea Nicole Virginia Commonwealth University

PT 35470 Butler, Victoria E Northeastern University

PT 35471 Carter, Casey C East Tennessee State University

PT 35472 Polatnick, Arianne Touro College

PT 35473 Traugh, Karen University of Findlay

PT 35475 Olinger, Nasia Mary Baldwin University

PT 35476 Ballesteros-Yefremov, Jannie University of Perpetual Help System-Laguna

PT 35477 Nelson, Michelle University of North Florida

PT 35478 Santos, Cristopher Nino St. Jude College

PT 35480 Cagney, Calvin Frederick University of Florida

PT 35481 May, Rebecca Ann Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

PT 35482 Graves, Leslyn University of Central Arkansas

PT 35483 Martini, Jeffrey Northwestern University

PT 35484 Hestianna, Linda University of Pittsburgh Main Campus

PT 35485 Eichler, Ashley Woodruff University of St. Augustine

PT 35486 Puc, Frank Washington University

PT 35487 Clabo, Alexander Scott East Tennessee State University

PT 35488 Guay, Karlene Mae University of Vermont


PT 35489 Win, Austin Florida International University

PT 35490 Donaldson, Michelle Florida International University

PT 35491 Chigurupati, Nidhi Alabama State University

PT 35492 Tieri, Michelle Brunson University of Nevada

PT 35493 Noble, Samantha Florida International University

PT 35494 Pold, Megan University of Jamestown

PT 35495 Pearce, Ayanna University of Hartford In Connecticut

PT 35496 Demars, Melissa Lynn University of North Dakota Campus;University Of North

PT 35497 Tabares, Tyler Joseph University of Kansas Medical Center

PT 35498 Ramos, Nicole Christine Cuny Hunter College

PT 35499 Bennick, Carla University of Connecticut

PT 35500 Turpin, Andrew Joseph University of St. Augustine

PT 35501 Rabbia, John Ithaca College

PT 35502 Hawk, Katherine University of Maryland Baltimore

PT 35503 Caserta, Albert D Ohio State University Main Campus

PT 35504 Mcnamara, Kevin James Franklin Pierce University

PT 35505 Loyola, Juan P Universidad Mayor Total

Records: 315


(Exhibit B)

Rank Lic Nbr Licensee Name Education Institution

PTA 29821 Nguyen, Danny Herzing University PTA 29822 Dakay, Valerie Herzing University PTA 29823 Sy, Alexander L Herzing University PTA 29824 Irk, Janet Ann Brown Mackie College PTA 29825 Wise, Aaron Clinton South University - Tampa PTA 29826 Lane, Mariah Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29827 Kalish, Corey Herzing University PTA 29828 Martinez, Jaime Broward Community College PTA 29829 Toro, Daniel Broward Community College PTA 29830 Brown, Jessica Kathryn Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29831 Gilcrist, Diamond G Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29832 Evans, Savannah Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29833 Pulcini, Mellissa South University West Palm Beach PTA 29834 Bunting, Meagan Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29835 Vargas, Destiny Mae Taylor College PTA 29836 Crockford, Mary E Orange County Community College PTA 29837 Rocha, Nathercia Keiser University - Miami PTA 29838 Williams, Rebecca Lynn Northern Virginia Community College PTA 29839 Quinonez, Hector Herzing University PTA 29840 Martell Castillo, Jose Armando Keiser University - Miami PTA 29841 Caryll, Lisa Beth Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29842 Bulies, Sarahy Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29843 Barron, Yulia Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 29844 Berry, Daniel Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29845 Wilson, Grettel Keiser University - Miami PTA 29846 Sharkey, Katie Taylor College PTA 29847 Roque, Nicole Keiser University - Miami PTA 29848 Riesgo, Sissi Keiser University - Miami PTA 29849 Morfa, Nestor The Praxis Institute PTA 29850 Mcnamara, Rhonda South University - Tampa PTA 29851 Kalbfell, Sarah Jarabe Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29852 Howard, Czarlyn M Florida Gateway College PTA 29853 Gammeter, Cheryl Lynn Broward Community College PTA 29854 Dixon, Cedric Delance Keiser University PTA 29855 Cheng-Hughes, Wanda Herzing University PTA 29856 Alvarez, Laura Keiser University - Miami PTA 29857 Gonzalez Jr, Hector Keiser University - Miami PTA 29858 Walker, Brenton Michael Taylor College PTA 29859 Ure, Daniel Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 29860 Russell, Laura A Orange Coast College PTA 29861 Leconte, Levy M Herzing University PTA 29862 Jones, Kelsey South University - Cleveland PTA 29863 Davis, Desiree Nicole Florida Gateway College PTA 29864 Balloqui, Kenneth Keiser University - Miami PTA 29865 Myers, Matthew South University - Tampa PTA 29866 Vila, Tanit Miami-Dade Community College PTA 29867 Vankerschaever, Cody Herzing University PTA 29868 Abrahan, Denalaine South University - Tampa


PTA 29869 Lewis, Lawyer Anthony Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29870 Devries, Tiffany Somerset Community College PTA 29871 Trujillo Melian, Lisandra Melian Professional Hands Institute - Miami PTA 29872 Jean, Serge Miami Dade Community College PTA 29873 Bustamante, Valerie Julissa Keiser University - Miami PTA 29874 Aldridge, Lindsay Elizabeth Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29875 Del Rio, Andres Keiser University - Miami PTA 29876 Hernandez, Miriam Esther Professional Hands Institute - Miami;Professional Hands PTA 29877 Jennings Irwin, Tara Taylor College PTA 29878 Osborne, Emily Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29879 Dejean, Patrice Laurent Broward Community College PTA 29880 Bazile, Marjorie Joanne Keiser University - Miami PTA 29881 Donohue, Jessica Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29882 Collazos, Karina Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29883 Maldonado Rodriguez, Serena H Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29884 Scofield, Jessica Lamanda South University- Savannah, Ga PTA 29885 Helminen, Michelle Elizabeth Finlandia University PTA 29886 Sanchez, Kelsie Alise South University - Tampa PTA 29887 Garris, Evan Andrew Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29888 Alfrey, Julia South University - Tampa PTA 29889 Wynn, Sarah Kathryn South University - Tampa PTA 29890 Wassung, Bruce Springfield Technical Community College PTA 29891 Rivera, Miguel South University - Tampa PTA 29892 Page, Meredith Taylor Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29893 Kippenberger, Cassandra Leigh Rasmussen College PTA 29894 Colas, Emmaline Keiser University - Melbourne PTA 29895 Saint Louis, Kahisa Lih-Ann Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29896 Barajas, Viviana Polk Community College PTA 29897 Cabrera, Ingrid M Laguardia Community College PTA 29898 Cinat, Bensia Herzing University PTA 29899 Haney, David Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29900 Fogarty, Colleen Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29901 Vazquez, Richard Herzing University PTA 29902 Samborn, Jenni Florida Gateway College PTA 29903 Ruiz, Karen M Union County College PTA 29904 Mollica, Liam Herzing University PTA 29905 Mccoy, Rachel Alyssa Florida Gateway College PTA 29906 Lopez, Omar F Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29907 Keys, Amanda Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29908 Karr, Angela Lee Lake City Community College PTA 29909 Churchill, Shane Patrick Taylor College PTA 29910 Hall, Chelsea Kathleen Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29911 Evey, Alyse Corrine Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29912 Wabaw, Zaumyuawng Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29913 Tappin Bellorin, Carmen Mariela Miami Dade Community College PTA 29914 Glashower, Chelsey Marie Baker College PTA 29915 Dalzell, Jason W Concorde Career College PTA 29916 Bui, Truc Thi Thanh Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29917 Zwisler, John Richard South University West Palm Beach PTA 29918 Thomas, Jessica Broward Community College PTA 29919 Silver, Selena Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29920 Rivera, John Paul Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale


PTA 29921 Pacheco, Nadia Miami Dade Community College PTA 29922 Latham, Charlotte Pima Medical Institute PTA 29923 Fernandez Gil, Tais Florida National University PTA 29924 Gainey, Joseph South University - Tampa PTA 29925 Obrien, Jason Taylor College PTA 29926 Ardis, Paige Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29927 Gomez, Kevin The Praxis Institute PTA 29928 Gandionco, Cody James Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29929 Elliott, Seth Kilgore College PTA 29930 Cardenal Fernandez, Adel The Praxis Institute PTA 29931 Morris, Shane Michael Taylor College PTA 29932 Ansley, Tosha Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29933 Barrett, Erin Christine North Shore Community College PTA 29934 Diaz, Raisa Professional Hands Institute - Miami PTA 29935 Toledo Reyes, Rosabel Miami Dade Community College PTA 29936 Hellriegel, Sara Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29937 Perry, Craig F. ECPI University PTA 29938 Gregory-Ramirez, Amanda Michell South University - Tampa PTA 29939 Carpenter, Kiera Craven Community College PTA 29940 Heafner, Brittany South University West Palm Beach PTA 29941 Sykes, Jessica M Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 29942 Hollis, Edwin Brint Wallace State Community College PTA 29943 Dean, Debra Lynn Mountain State University PTA 29944 Herbert, Melissa South University - Tampa PTA 29945 Franklin, Alex Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 29946 Gilson, Matthew Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29947 Simms, Jevaun Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29949 Wells, Brian Douglas Pima Medical Institute PTA 29950 Pollard, William Everett Chesapeake Area Consortium foHigheEducation PTA 29951 Carter, Randolph South University - Tampa PTA 29952 Velasquez, Jean Sebastian Horry-Georgetown Technical College PTA 29953 Dunlap, Briana Lynne Gulf Coast Community College PTA 29954 Lemay, Erik Forest River Valley Community College PTA 29955 Hernandez, William South University - Virginia Beach PTA 29956 Flash, Jason Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29957 Harris, Alex David Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 29958 Bentz, Laura J Edison Community College PTA 29959 Jackson, Christa Me'Kayla Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29960 Tarver, Rosalyn Easter Houston Community College PTA 29961 Sizemore, Jenny Albany State University PTA 29962 Friday, Katerina Baker College Of Auburn Hills PTA 29963 Lamport, Anna College Of Health Professions PTA 29964 Allain, Tiffani Cerritos Community College PTA 29965 Jimenez, Gaby Miami Dade Community College PTA 29966 Otero, Jessica Rasmussen College PTA 29967 Rose, Nancy Becker College-Worcester PTA 29968 Perepechkin, Katrin Ann Daytona Beach Community College PTA 29969 Conejos, Adriana Alexa Taylor College PTA 29970 Maialetti, John Albert Harcum Junior College PTA 29971 Doherty, Kirsten Donn Trident Technical College PTA 29972 Wagner, Daniell Taylor College PTA 29974 Hennessey, Timothy Scott Taylor College


PTA 29975 Silva, Alberto Lucio Miami Dade Community College PTA 29976 Thomas, Cassondra Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 29977 Griffo, Kailey Indian River Community College PTA 29978 Mccutchan, Nicole Pierpont Community and Technical College PTA 29979 Gonzalez, Eric Nelson Keiser University - Miami PTA 29980 Hankley, Jonathan William Penn Valley Community College PTA 29981 Blinkinsop, Tom J Broward Community College PTA 29982 Pierre Louis, Son Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 29983 Liley, Richard Shohei Herzing University PTA 29984 Dickinson, Shad Concorde Career College PTA 29986 Langston, Amanda Gail Florida Gateway College PTA 29987 Sinnott, Ryan Bradley Southwestern Community College PTA 29988 Cox, Tiffany Leanne Polk Community College PTA 29989 Pintado, Jessica Marie The Praxis Institute PTA 29990 Napper, Jerome Concorde Career Institute - Miramar PTA 29991 Patton, Michael Walker Nassau Community College PTA 29992 Shinsky, Chloe Nicole Keiser University - Miami PTA 29993 Zambito, Elizabeth Erin Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 29996 Rhodes, Jenifer N State University of New York PTA 29998 Zachar, Alec Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 29653 Avens, Allison Virginia Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 29985 Kelaher, Connor South University West Palm Beach PTA 29999 Andric, Alexandria Hodges University PTA 30000 Moore, Alexander Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30001 Mddougall, Maribel Rocio Taylor College PTA 30002 Hooper, Baley Charles Concorde Career Institute Of Jacksonville PTA 30003 Gibson, Kyle R Herzing University PTA 30004 Phillips, Matthew Lane Keiser College PTA 30005 Currelley, Brandon Jeremy South University - Tampa PTA 30006 Gilliland, Irene Sarah Keiser College PTA 30007 Macario Jimenez, Gloria Keiser College PTA 30008 Latortue, Victoria Brooke Broward Community College PTA 30009 Kerr, Dean Anthony Broward Community College PTA 30010 Mosqueira, Raul Mauricio The Praxis Institute PTA 30011 Ellis, Kelly College of Central Florida PTA 30012 Courson, Ashley Taylor Concorde Career Institute- Jacksonville PTA 30013 Casto, Courtney Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30014 Ballard, Cameron Hodges University PTA 30015 Vega, Maria Ana Oakton Community College PTA 30016 Montone, Adam State College Of Florida PTA 30017 Addington, Nicholas Xavier Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30018 Buncy, Alexander Mark South University West Palm Beach PTA 30019 Moir, Theresa Lynn South University West Palm Beach PTA 30020 Pruitt, Trevor John South University West Palm Beach PTA 30022 Cardona, Leslie Marih Lake City Community College PTA 30024 Longton, Mauricio South University West Palm Beach

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