![]() ![]() Verify other state licenses as necessaryĪpplication Process 1.Complete fingerprinting for background checks.Request that your school complete the Certificate of Completion (P1E) as proof of a completion of a physical therapy program from a CAPTE accredited institution, including any clinical or internship requirements requirements OR for foreign-trained therapists, a Certificate of Professional Degree Equivalency (P1F) that states that the program has been evaluated to meet the same educational and clinical requirements of a CAPTE accredited program, plus proof of passing the TOEFL exam, plus a US Social Security Number.Begin the online application process on BreEZe.Pass the California Law Examination (CAL-Law).Total fees for Initial License can vary anywhere from $723 – $741 6 steps to getting a California PT license as follows Application SummaryĪpplication fee: $300 (fee for application only – does not include initial licensure fee) The pay doesn’t hurt, either! While it can be intimidating to start this license, I do recommend that every travel therapist consider it. While it is a much more cumbersome process than a lot of other states, I really do think getting licensed to work in California is so worth it to have access to such a wide variety of settings, locations, and availability of jobs. But getting the initial licensure has a reputation for being such a long, arduous, and expensive process that some therapists consider if it’s even worth it. ![]() And of course, if you’re a travel physical therapist, it’s basically a gold mine for PT jobs. Beautiful mountains, forests, and beaches. Read our disclaimers here.Ĭalifornia: the land of plenty in a lot of ways. ![]()
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