Home Care Physical Therapist - Part Time

Licensed in another state?

Minnesota is not issuing PT Compact privileges, so a physical therapist or PT assistant licensed in another state needs a Minnesota license for this job. (PT Compact Commission, 9 Nov 2026.) For a Minnesota license, apply to the Minnesota Board of Physical Therapy for a license by endorsement ($100, by its own page): what Minnesota asks. Every state's PT Compact status.

What Minnesota requires of a physical therapist

Physical Therapist License, from the Minnesota Board of Physical Therapy.

• An applicant licensed in another state submits the board's application with the fee, a certified transcript, two references from physical therapists licensed in the United States or Canada, a list of every jurisdiction where a license is or was held with the board's credentials verification forms, a passing NPTE score, and (for the last five years of practice) the liability insurer and any malpractice settlements. A state and FBI fingerprint-based criminal background check is required for licensure by endorsement.
• Staying active: Licenses are renewed each year before January 1; every two years a physical therapist must complete 20 contact hours of continuing education, at least two of them on professional ethics.

Physical therapist jobs and requirements in Minnesota · Every state's rule