Arizona Physical Therapy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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If a license has been suspended for more than three years, what must the person do?

Reapply for a license and pay fees
Attend a training course
Submit a letter of intent
Wait for automatic renewal

The correct answer is: Reapply for a license and pay fees

When a license has been suspended for more than three years, the individual must reapply for a license and pay associated fees. This requirement ensures that the individual demonstrates readiness to return to practice, including meeting current standards and regulations set forth by the licensing board. Reapplication helps to maintain the integrity of the profession by ensuring that those who wish to resume practice are still qualified and capable. In cases of long suspension periods, automatic reinstatement is typically not an option, as this could undermine public safety and professional standards. Unlike waiting for automatic renewal or simply submitting a letter of intent, reapplication often involves a comprehensive process that might include demonstrating continued education or competence in the field, thereby reinforcing the commitment to professional responsibility and ethical standards.