Guide to Endorsement License Procedures for Physical Therapy Assistant in Guam

Before applying for an endorsement license, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of the requirements and procedures. The Guam Board of Allied Health Examiners (GBAHE) oversees the licensing process for Physical Therapy Assistants in Guam. To access the official website for GBAHE, click [here](https://gbahe.org). It is also recommended to review the Guam Physical Therapy Practice Act for detailed information regarding the licensing regulations.

To be eligible for endorsement, you must hold a valid license as a Physical Therapy Assistant in another state or jurisdiction. Additionally, you must meet the GBAHE's education, examination, and character criteria. For specific eligibility requirements, please refer to the GBAHE's website.

To complete the endorsement application, you will need to gather certain documents, including:

1. Completed application form (downloadable from the GBAHE website)
2. Official transcripts from your Physical Therapy Assistant program
3. Verification of your current license, sent directly from the licensing authority in the state where you are currently licensed
4. Proof of successful completion of the National Physical Therapy Examination

Ensure that all documents are complete, signed, and properly notarized before submission.

Submit your completed endorsement application and all required documents to the GBAHE. Keep copies of all submitted documentation for your records. The application fee may be paid online through the GBAHE portal, which you can access [here](https://gbahe.org/portal).

Once your application is submitted, the GBAHE will review your materials and verify your credentials. The processing time may vary, so it's advisable to regularly check the GBAHE website for updates on the status of your application. If further documentation or clarification is needed, the GBAHE will contact you directly.

In some cases, the GBAHE may request additional information or requirements to ensure compliance with Guam's regulations. If you receive any such requests, promptly provide the requested documents or information to avoid delays in the licensing process.

Congratulations! Once your application has been reviewed and approved by the GBAHE, you will receive your endorsement license as a Physical Therapy Assistant in Guam. You can check the GBAHE website for updates on the status of your license. Be sure to keep a physical or digital copy of your license for future reference.

For further assistance and information, you may refer to the following resources:

1. [Guam Board of Allied Health Examiners](https://gbahe.org): Official website for the GBAHE, providing comprehensive information on licensing procedures and regulations.
2. [Guam Physical Therapy Practice Act](https://gbahe.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/GPTPA-REVISED-6-15-19.pdf): Detailed document outlining the legislation and scope of practice for Physical Therapy Assistants in Guam.
3. [GBAHE Portal](https://gbahe.org/portal): Online portal for submitting applications and paying fees.

We hope this guide has been helpful in navigating the endorsement license procedures for Physical Therapy Assistants in Guam. Remember to always refer to the official GBAHE website for the most up-to-date and accurate information.