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Washington D.C. Physical Therapist / Physical Therapist Assistant CE Requirements

Washington D.C. PT/PTA CE Requirements

40 PT CE Hours
/ Cycle
30 PTA CE Hours
/ Cycle
2 Years CE Renewal
Cycle
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Deadline

Requirements at a Glance

PT PTA
Deadline date varies date varies
CE Hours 40 credits every 2 years, 50% allowed online (asynchronous). 30 credits every 2 years, 50% allowed online (asynchronous).
Licensure Deadline Biennially, the date varies Biennially, the date varies
CE Overview PTs need 40 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of LGBTQ cultural competency required. The license cycle ends biennially, the date varies. PTAs need 30 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of LGBTQ cultural competency required. The license cycle ends biennially, the date varies.
State Board District of Columbia Board of Physical Therapy District of Columbia Board of Physical Therapy

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PT CE Overview

PTs need 40 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of LGBTQ cultural competency required. The license cycle ends biennially, the date varies.


PTA CE Overview

PTAs need 30 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of LGBTQ cultural competency required. The license cycle ends biennially, the date varies.

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Washington D.C. requires 40 hours of continuing education every 2 years for licensed PT/PTAs. Of those, 2 credits of LGBTQ CE required. Please note special topics may not be required each renewal period. Check with the Washington D.C. Board of Physical Therapist to determine the requirement cadence.
Washington D.C. PT/PTA licenses renew on a biennial (2-year) cycle. Licenses renew Varies based on birth month. Summit recommends completing your CE at least 30 days before your deadline.
Yes — the state licensing board accepts online CE for up to 50% of your renewal requirement. With Summit Professional Education, you can earn your credits your way — choose from hundreds of expert-led courses across on-demand, live webinar, livestream, and in-person formats.
Washington D.C. PT/PTA CE requirements include: 2 credits of LGBTQ CE required. Check with the Washington D.C. Board of Physical Therapist to determine the requirement cadence.
Most Washington D.C. PT/PTA licensees self-report or attest to CE completion during license renewal through the Washington D.C. Board of Physical Therapist. Summit provides a certificate of completion for every CE course.
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Disclaimer: This information is accurate as of its publication date and reviewed periodically to reflect changes in licensure requirements. We welcome corrections and comments and will investigate and update accordingly. You're responsible for confirming your own license renewal requirements. Summit Professional Education, our authors, and any other contributing individual or institution aren't liable for how this information is used or relied upon. We recommend verifying current requirements directly with your state licensing board.