Physical Therapist License in Utah
Everything you need to know about getting your PT license to practice in Utah.
Physical Therapy Licensure Compact
The PT Compact allows physical therapists and physical therapist assistants to practice in member states through a Compact Privilege, without obtaining additional state licenses.
Utah is an active PT Compact member state. If your primary state of residence is also a compact member, you may be able to practice in Utah under your multistate license or compact privilege without applying for a separate Utah license.
Visit PT Compact PortalCommon PT Licensure Requirements
Generic credentialing prerequisites at the profession level. Utah-specific add-ons (jurisprudence exams, fingerprint vendors, CE coursework, etc.) are not listed here — verify directly with the Board of Physical Therapy.
- 1Graduation from accredited PT program
- 2NPTE score verification via FSBPT
- 3Criminal background check
- 4Application fee payment
Physical Therapist licensure in Utah — FAQ
How long does it take to get a Physical Therapist license in Utah?
Processing times for a Utah PT license vary; verify the current estimate with the Utah Board of Physical Therapy.
How much does a Utah PT license cost?
Published fee data for a Utah PT license is limited — confirm current fees with the Utah Board of Physical Therapy.
Is Utah a PT Compact compact state for PTs?
Yes. Utah is an active PT Compact member state, so a multistate license from your home compact state may let you practice without a separate Utah license.
Can I get a temporary PT permit in Utah?
Temporary-permit availability for PTs in Utah isn't confirmed in our data — check with the Utah Board of Physical Therapy.
This guide is for informational purposes only. Licensure requirements change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with the Utah Board of Physical Therapy.
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