The Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice

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Dr. Kay Tasso, PT, PhD, PCS Chair

Dr. Patrick Pabian, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS Vice Chair

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 1 of 38

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING GENERAL RULES REVIEW August 28, 2020 MINUTES

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August 28, 2020 – 8:00 A.M. EST The minutes reflect the actual sequence of events rather than the original agenda order.

Call the Meeting to Order and Roll Call: Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair, called the general business meeting to order at approximately 8:01 a.m. Those present for all or part of the meeting, included the following:

MEMBERS PRESENT BOARD COUNSEL Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair, PT, PhD, PCS Lynette Norr, Board Counsel, Dr. Patrick Pabian, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS Assistant Attorney General Mr. Steve Chenoweth, PT Dr. Ellen K. Donald, PT, PhD

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY STAFF PRESENT Christina Shideler, Prosecuting Attorney Allen Hall, Executive Board Director DOH Prosecution Services Kayla Karpp, Program Operations Administrator Michael Sarvis, RSII Court Reporter: Mr. Ray Convery For the Record 850-222-5491

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 2 of 38 DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS

MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY HEARING NOT INVOLVING DISPUTED ISSUES OF MATERIAL FACT

1. Miguel Salvat, PTA 23607 (Case No. 2018-13086) (PCP- Pabian, Candela and Watson)

Respondent was present and represented by Lauren Leiaam, ESQ.

Dr. Pabian was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel.

Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 486.125 (1)(b) Florida Statutes (2017), committing fraud in the practice of physical therapy or deceit in obtaining a license as a physical therapist or as a physical therapist assistant. Signing and submitting notes to employer without providing service to patient. Count II: 486.125(1)(i), Florida Statues (2017), by filing a report of record which the licensee knows to be false.

MOTION: Dr. Kay Tasso made a motion to accept the investigative report into evidence. The motion was seconded by Dr. Ellen Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to adopt the findings of fact as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to adopt the conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and find that this constitutes a violation of the Chapters 486 and 456, Florida Statutes. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to impose the following penalties:

• Six (6) months’ suspension • Fine of $5,000 to made payable in two (2) years. • Completion of PROBE ethics course within six (6) months.

The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to assess and accept costs of $929.55 to be made payable in two (2) years. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

2. Vivian Y. Maldonado (Case No. 2018-06452) (PCP- Pabian, Candela and Watson)

Respondent was present.

Dr. Pabian was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel. August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 3 of 38

Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 456.072 (1)(c) Florida Statutes (2017),Being convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which relates to the practice of, or the ability to practice, a licensee’s profession. Count II: 456.072(1)(II), Florida Statues (2017), subjects a physical therapist to discipline for being convicted of, or entering a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, any misdemeanor or felony, regardless of adjudication, a crime that relates to healthcare fraud.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the investigative report into evidence. The motion was seconded by Mr. Steven Chenoweth and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to adopt the findings of fact as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to adopt the conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and find that this constitutes a violation of the Chapters 486 and 456, Florida Statutes. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 3/0.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to impose the following penalties:

• Revocation • Fines of $10,000 payable in one (1) year.

The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to assess and accept costs of $103.76 payable within one (1) year. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

3. Bryan Koudim, PTA 25964 (Case No. 2017-10971) (PCP- Chenoweth, Kuhns, Bumgarner)

Respondent was present and represented by counsel Rickey Strong, Esq.

Mr. Chenoweth was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel.

Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 456.072 (1)(c) Florida Statutes (2017),Being convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which relates to the practice of, or the ability to practice, a licensee’s profession.

The case was presented as a Settlement Agreement that would impose the following: August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 4 of 38

• $5,000 Fine to be made payable in 18 months • Completion of an 8 hour in person anger management course to be completed within one (1) year. • Cost of $1,666.75 to be paid within 18 months of the filing of the Final Order.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to reject the Settlement Agreement. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

The Board made a counteroffer of a Professional Resource Network (PRN) evaluation and a two (2) year restriction of license with a restriction from practice in a home health and pediatric setting.

4. Anthony Paul Pribila, PT 21113 (Case No. 2016-00119) (PCP- Tasso, Candela, Watson)

Respondent was present and represented by counsel Kirk Davis, Esq.

Dr. Tasso was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel.

Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 486.125 (1)(e) Florida Statutes (2015), Failing to maintain acceptable standards of physical therapy practice as set forth by the board in rules adopted pursuant to this chapter.

The case was presented as a Settlement Agreement that would impose the following:

• $1,500 Fine • Complete 17 hours of Continuing Education as listed in Settlement Agreement within one (1) year • Cost of $2,500 to be paid within one (1) year of the filing of the Final Order.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Patrick Pabian made a motion to accept the Settlement Agreement. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY DETERMINATION OF WAIVER

5. Daniel Sanchez, PT 3586 (Case No. 2019-39274) (PCP-Tasso and Candela)

Respondent was not present nor represented by counsel.

Dr. Tasso was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel.

Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 456.072 (1)(II), Florida Statutes (2018) being convicted of, or entering a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, any misdemeanor or felony, regardless of adjudication, under 18 U.S.C. s. 669, ss. 285-287, s. 371, s. 1001, s. 1035, s. 1341, s. 1343, s. 1347, s. 1349, or s. 1518, or 42 U.S.C. ss. 1320a-7b, relating to the Medicaid program. August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 5 of 38

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to accept the investigative report into evidence. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to adopt the findings of fact as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to adopt the conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and find that this constitutes a violation of the Chapters 486 and 456, Florida Statutes. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Pabian made a motion to impose the following penalties:

o Revocation o $10,000 in Fines to be paid with one (1) year.

The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Dr. Pabian made a motion to assess and waive costs. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

6. Travis Grimes, PTA 25716 (Case No. 2019-16828) (PCP-Pabian, Candela, Watson)

Respondent was not present nor represented by counsel.

Dr. Pabian was recused due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel.

Ms. Shideler summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Count I: 486.125 (1)(b), Florida Statutes (2018) Having committed fraud in the practice of physical therapy or deceit in obtaining a license as a physical therapist or as a physical therapist assistant. Count I: 486.125 (1)(i), Florida Statutes (2018) Making or filing a report or record which the licensee knows to be false. Such reports or records shall include only those which are signed in the capacity of a physical therapist.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to accept the investigative report into evidence. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to adopt the findings of fact as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 6 of 38 MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to adopt the conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and find that this constitutes a violation of the Chapters 486 and 456, Florida Statutes. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to impose the following penalties:

o Revocation o $10,000 in fines to be paid within one (1) year.

The motion was seconded by Dr. Tasso and carried 3/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to assess and accept costs of $874.46 to be payable within one (1) year. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 3/0.

PROSECUTOR’S REPORT

4. Christina Shideler, Prosecuting Attorney

• PSU Inventory Reports

DOH PROSECUTOR’S REPORT: BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE Meeting Date: August 28, 2020

TO: Allen Hall, Executive Director

FROM: Christina Arzillo Shideler, Assistant General Counsel

DATE: July 16, 2020

RE: Current Open / Pending Physical Therapy cases

Legal Case Repor Report Report Report Report Status t Date Date Date Date Date 7/9/1 10/28/1 1/15/2 3/30/2 7/16/2 9 9 0 0 0 Total Cases 89 89 87 80 58 open/active: Cases in holding 0 0 0 0 0 status: Cases in EAU: 7 5 4 4 2 Cases under 58 58 46 36 22 legal review: Cases where PC 5 9 17 19 6 Recom made:

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 7 of 38 Total cases 18 7 18 17 22 where PC has been found: Cases pending 0 1 0 0 0 before DOAH: Cases agendaed 7 8 5 8 7 for Board Cases on 0 0 0 0 0 appeal: Year Old Cases: 59 58 61 55 40

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to allow prosecution to continue processing any cases over one year old. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS:

PERSONAL APPEARANCE PURSUANT TO §456.013(3)(c), F.S.

8. Rafat Hamdan, PT by Examination

Mr. Hamdan was present.

Mr. Hamdan appeared for Educational Issues.

Mr. Hamdan was required to appear during this meeting, August 28, 2020. Subsequently Board staff received a FCCPT evaluation that deemed Mr. Hamdan’s education is equivalent, per the Board Chair’s approval Mr. Hamdan was submitted for testing for the NPTE and FLLAW exam.

This tab was listed for informational purposes only.

9. Arel Goldstein, PT by Examination

Mr. Goldstein was not present.

Mr. Goldstein did not appear at the May 15, 2020 meeting and has subsequently received a notice requiring appearance on July 16, 2020.

Mr. Goldstein submitted a request to withdraw his application on May 18, 2020.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Mr. Goldstein’s request to withdraw his application. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

10. Ryan Redfern, PTA by Examination

Mr. Redfern was present.

Mr. Redfern appeared for Criminal History

Applicant was required to appear per Board Chair.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 8 of 38 MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Mr. Redfern’s application for licensure and to certify him to sit for the Florida Laws and Rules Exam and the National Physical Therapy, and upon a passing score on the exams shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

11. Erolina Matthews, PT by Endorsement

Ms. Matthews was present and sworn in by the court reporter.

Ms. Matthews appeared for Discipline History

Applicant was required to appear per Board Chair.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Ms. Matthews’ application for licensure and to certify her to sit for the Florida Laws and Rules Exam, and upon a passing score on the exams shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

12. Elva Santana, PTA by Examination

Ms. Santana was present and sworn in by the court reporter.

Ms. Santana appeared for Criminal History.

Applicant was required to appear per Board Chair.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Ms. Santana’s application for licensure and to certify her to sit for the Florida Laws and Rules Exam and the National Physical Therapy exam, and upon a passing score on the exams shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

37. Anja Penly, PT by Examination

Ms. Penly was present and represented by Parker Easton, ESQ.

Ms. Penly appeared regarding her academic probation.

Dr. Donald recused herself.

Ms. Penly notified Board Staff regarding and issue related to the integrity of the PEAT exam at Florida Gulf Coast University. She was placed on academic probation, required to complete remediation and was reported to FSBPT. She has completed all terms of her professional behavior probation. The Board chair required her appearance.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Ms. Penly’s application for licensure and to certify her to sit for the Florida Laws and Rules Exam and the National Physical Therapy exam, and upon a passing score on the exams shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 3/0.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 9 of 38 PETITION FOR WAIVER OF RULE & CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSURE BY ENDORSEMENT AS A PHYSICAL THERAPIST

13. Patricia Rocco, PT by Endorsement

Ms. Rocco was present.

Ms. Rocco petitioned the Board for variance and waiver of Rule 64B17-3.001, F.A.C. Ms. Rocco has requested a waiver from the education requirement(s) and provided the Board with her copy of the educational documents that were submitted to FCCPT for her evaluation. On July 29, 2020 Board staff received a 120-page document attached with the petition of educational documents. Ms. Rocco recognizes that the documents are not on a CWT format, however she states that they are certified and accessed by FCCPT.

Board staff notes that the New York license was issued on 08/22/2018.

Ms. Rocco requested to waive her 90 days on her application for licensure and requested to withdraw her petition.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to allow the withdrawal Ms. Rocco’s petition for waiver of rule 64B17-3.001, F.A.C. The motion was seconded Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

14. Cielo Ramirez, PT by Endorsment

Ms. Ramirez was present.

Ms. Ramirez petitioned the Board for variance and waiver of Rule 64B17-3.001, F.A.C. Ms. Ramirez requested a waiver from the education requirement(s) as the documents with Texas are not on the appropriate Coursework tool as defined in rule.

Board staff received proof of practice hours and documents from Texas on July 17, 2020.

The Board directed Ms. Ramirez in the items needed prior to her reappearing before the Board with her petition to include: a letter from her educational institution regarding her records not being available and a letter from an approved credentialing agency that no syllabus is on record within their agency to assist her with completing a credential evaluation.

Ms. Ramirez requested to waive her 90 days on her application for licensure.

Ms. Ramirez requested to waive her 90 days on her petition for variance and waiver of 64B17-3.001, F.A.C for licensure.

PETITION FOR DECLARATORY STATEMENT

15. Stephanie Bush, PT 22712

Ms. Bush was present and represented by Cynthia Mikos, Esq. August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 10 of 38

Ms. Bush has requested clarification of the language in Senate Bill 698 regarding pelvic examinations.

After discussion, Ms. Mikos requested to withdraw the petition for declaratory statement for Ms. Bush.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to accept the withdrawal of the petition of Ms. Bush’s requests. The motion was seconded Dr. Donald and carried 3/1 Dr. Pabian opposed.

16. Jamie Dyson PT 8358

Mr. Dyson was present and represented by Cynthia Mikos, Esq.

Mr. Dyson has requested clarification of the language in Senate bill 698 regarding pelvic examinations.

After discussion, Ms. Mikos requested to withdraw the petition for declaratory statement for Mr. Dyson.

Dr. Eberle spoke with the Board.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to allow the withdrawal of the petition of Mr. Dyson’s requests. The motion was seconded Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION OF EXEMPTION FROM EMPLOYMENT DISQUALIFICATION

17. Erin Smith, PTA 29609

Ms. Smith was present.

Ms. Smith applied for Exemption from Disqualification to seek employment in a health care setting.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve Ms. Smith ’s exemption for disqualification from employment. The motion was seconded Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

18. Alex Lage, PTA 16296

Mr. Lage was present and represented by Thomas Buchan, Esq.

Mr. Lage applied for Exemption from Disqualification to seek employment in a health care setting.

MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to approve Mr. Lage’s exemption for disqualification from employment. The motion was seconded Dr. Donald and carried 3/1. Dr. Tasso opposed.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 11 of 38 RULE DISCUSSION AND/OR DEVELOPMENT

19. 64B17-3.001, F.A.C., Licensure

Proposed New Health History Questions

In 2020, the Bureau Chief for Health Care Practitioner Regulation, in conjunction with the Chief Assistant Attorney General, have analyzed state and federal law, reviewed case law and developed new health history questions to propose to all 22 regulatory boards/councils.

The Purpose of the newly revised health history questions was to objectively focus on current impairment as well as modified look-back periods and to allow individuals to seek treatment for conditions without fear that past treatment will be a barrier to licensure. As well as focus on the ability of the practitioner to practice their profession with reasonable skill and safety and not require practitioners to provide extensive records regarding diagnosis or past treatment.

Board staff made an oral amendment to the title on the application and notated corrections to the attestation language.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the rule language and application as amended directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion that this would not constitute a sunset provision. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

20. 64B17-5.001, F.A.C., Requirements for Reactivation of Inactive or Retired License

The Board was requested to review the criteria to reactivate an inactive or retired license and determine if rule changes are needed to clarify/simplify the requirements and address the lack of a laws and rules course.

These are the noted issues with the rule:

• The rule limits the amount of “home study” to six hours per year. Limiting the amount of home study or “online” CE is being questioned by the Legislature.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 12 of 38 • As an approved Florida Laws and Rules course continues to be unavailable, a licensees only option is to pass the laws and rules exam. • The rule requires documentation of a license in good standing in another state and for the licensee to have actively engaged in the practice of physical therapy for the four years immediately preceding application for reactivation. Some individuals will not be able to meet this criteria. For example, a Florida licensee, who has never been licensed in another state, but chose to place their license in an inactive status, would be unable to demonstrate the needed licensure or practice in another state.

Board discussed the option of an “or” statement to be added and directed staff to add revised language by the Board Counsel to the December meeting agenda.

21. 64B17-6.001, F.A.C., Minimum Standards of Physical Therapy Practice

At the June 26, 2020, meeting the Board directed staff to place rule 64B17-6.001, F.A.C., on the meeting agenda to discuss the definition of direct supervision relating to section (g) of the rule.

Dr. Pabian posed the possible issues that could be presented relating to telehealth and clinical training for students due to the current pandemic.

RULE TEXT:

64B17-6.001 Minimum Standards of Physical Therapy Practice. (1) Definitions – For purposes of this rule only, the words and phrases listed below are defined in the following manner: (a) Acute Care – The stage of illness or injury characterized by actual or reasonable potential for a rapid change in medical status that would affect the physical therapy plan of care. (b) Consultation – The offering of information aimed at the resolution of perceived problem. (c) Direction – The physical therapist’s authorization and empowerment of a physical therapist assistant or unlicensed personnel, as authorized by Rule 64B17-6.007, F.A.C., to carry out actions requiring licensure under Chapter 486, F.S. (d) Assessment – Observational, verbal, or manual determinations of the function of the musculoskeletal or neuromuscular system relative to physical therapy, including, but not limited to, range of motion of a joint, motor power, postural attitudes, biomechanical function, locomotion, or functional abilities, for the purpose of making recommendations for treatment. (e) Direct Supervision – Supervision of subordinate personnel performing directed actions, while the licensed supervisor is immediately physically available. (f) General supervision – Supervision of a physical therapist assistant, other than by direct supervision, whereby the physical therapist is accessible at all times by two-way communication, available, to respond to an inquiry when made and readily available for consultation during the delivery of care, and is within the same geographic location as the physical therapist assistant. (g) Program Plan – The establishment of objectives (goals) and specific remediation techniques. (h) Standards – Conditions and performances which are essential for quality physical therapy service and patient care. (i) Unlicensed personnel – Any individual, working or volunteering in a physical therapy setting, not holding a current license as a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant. (2) Physical Therapy Personnel Responsibilities In General. Physical therapy is a profession involving skilled practice of patient care. The primary concern of the physical therapist and physical therapist assistant is always the safety, well being, and best interest of the patient who must therefore recognize and carry out services consistent with legal rights and personal dignity of the patient. Accordingly, it is the responsibility of all physical therapists and physical therapist assistants to: August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 13 of 38 (a) Communicate effectively to the patient the treatment evaluation process and techniques to be used in any procedures before beginning treatment and anytime during the course of the treatment process. (b) Safeguard the confidentiality of information and require written consent from the patient or legally authorized representative prior to releasing information to a third party not involved in the actual care. (c) Avoid acts which blatantly disregard a patient’s modesty by intentionally viewing a completely or partially disrobed patient if the viewing is not related to the patient diagnosis or treatment under current practice standards and neither suggest nor engage in sexual activities with patients under their care. (d) Refrain from engaging in sexual misconduct, which is prohibited by ss. 486.123 and 456.063(1). (e)(d) Neither use nor participate in the use of any form of communication containing false, fraudulent, misleading, deceptive, unfair or sensational statement or claim, nor use bribery in any form, nor use false advertising, nor misrepresentation of services or self, nor engage in other unprofessional conduct, including, but not limited to: 1. Inaccurately recorded, falsified, or altered patient records, 2. Falsely representing or misrepresenting facts on an application for employment, 3. Impersonating or acting as a proxy for an applicant in any examination for certification or registration, 4. Impersonating another certified or registered practitioner or permitting another to use his or her license for the purpose of practicing physical therapy or receiving compensation, 5. Providing false or incorrect information regarding the status of licensure. (f)(e) Not exploit the patient or client for the financial gain of the licensee or a third party. (g)(f) Practice physical therapy with that level of care, skill, and treatment which is recognized by a reasonably prudent similar physical therapy practitioner as being acceptable under similar conditions and circumstances. (3) Physical Therapist Responsibilities. Physical therapists shall: (a) Be professionally responsible for providing a referring practitioner, or a practitioner of record, with any information which will assist in the determination of an accurate medical diagnosis. (b) Not implement any plan of care that, in the physical therapist’s judgment, is contraindicated. If the plan of care was requested by a referring practitioner, the physical therapist shall immediately notify the referring practitioner that he is not going to follow the request and the reasons for such refusal. (c) Not direct any function or task which requires the skill, knowledge, and judgment of the physical therapist. (d) Assume the responsibility for assessing the patient, identifying the level of acuity of illness, planning the patient’s treatment program, and implementing and directing the program. (e) Hold primary responsibility for physical therapy care rendered under the therapist’s direction and shall be available for consultation at all times. (f) Physical therapist’s professional responsibilities include, but are not limited to: 1. Interpretation of the practitioner’s referral. 2. Provision of the initial physical therapy assessment of the patient. 3. Initial identification and documentation of precautions, special problems, contraindications. 4. Development of a treatment plan including the long and short term goals. 5. Implementation of or directing implementation of the treatment plan. 6. Direction of appropriate tasks. 7. Reassessment of the patient in reference to goals and, when necessary, modification of the treatment plan. (g) When participating in student programs, ensure that the academic programs are accredited or in candidacy by the appropriate accrediting agency recognized by statute, and that the physical therapist provides direct supervision when students are performing patient care activities. Direct Supervision of a student in telehealth occurs when the supervising physical therapist is immediately physically available to visualize, hear, and speak with the patient and the student during the encounter in a synchronous fashion. (h) Keep Complete accurate written medical records justifying the course of treatment of the patient, including, but not limited to, initial physical therapy assessment, plan of treatment, treatment notes, progress notes, examination results, test results, and discharge summary. (4) Physical Therapist Assistant Responsibilities. Physical therapist assistants shall: (a) Not initiate or change treatment without the prior assessment and approval of the physical therapist. (b) Not provide services to a patient who is an inpatient in a hospital or who is in the acute phase of injury or illness unless the physical therapist is readily and physically available to provide consultation. (c) Not carry out treatment procedures detrimental to the patient or for which the assistant is not qualified. (d) Report all untoward patient responses or change in medical status to the physical therapist. (e) Refer inquiries regarding patient prognosis to the physical therapist. August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 14 of 38 (f) Discontinue immediately any treatment procedures which in the assistant’s judgment appear to be harmful to the patient and shall report them to the physical therapist. (g) When participating in student programs, ensure that the academic programs are accredited or in candidacy by the appropriate accrediting agency recognized by statute, and that the physical therapist assistant provides direct supervision when students are performing patient care activities. Supervision of a student in telehealth occurs when the supervising physical therapist assistant is immediately physically available to visualize, hear, and speak with the patient and the student during the encounter in a synchronous fashion. (h) Complete accurate written medical records documenting the course of treatment for each patient. (5) Physical Therapist – Physical Therapist Assistant Responsibilities and Supervisory Relationships. (a) Regardless of the setting, physical therapists and physical therapist assistants shall abide by all Federal and State Laws and regulations related to the particular site of practice. (b) During an acute phase of injury or illness, or while the patient is an inpatient in a hospital, the physical therapist shall be readily and physically available for consultation to the physical therapist assistant. (c) Delivery of Care: 1. During the delivery of physical therapy care by the physical therapist assistant to patients who are not inpatients in a hospital, or who are not in the acute phase of injury or illness, the physical therapist shall be accessible at all times by telecommunication and shall be within the same geographic location as the assistant. 2. The physical therapist shall be readily available to the physical therapist assistant with emphasis placed on directing the assistant through frequent reporting, both verbal and written and frequent observations of the care rendered to the patient. (d) The physical therapist shall not delegate portions of the skilled physical therapy functions or tasks to any lesser trained health personnel than the physical therapist assistant. (6) The school setting. The physical therapist shall keep abreast of special knowledge and skills implicit in school settings and shall practice in accordance with the previous stated standards. (7) Unlicensed Supportive Personnel may be utilized to help in the treatment being provided by a licensed physical therapist or licensed physical therapist assistant. Such personnel shall perform such acts only under the direct supervision of a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant. Rulemaking Authority 486.025 FS. Law Implemented 456.063, 486.021(5), (6), (9), (10), (11), 486.031, 486.102, 486.123, 486.125(1), 486.161(3) FS. History–New 8-6-84, Formerly 21M-9.30, Amended 9-22-87, Formerly 21M-9.030, Amended 9-5-90, 3-5-92, 3-24-93, Formerly 21MM-6.001, 61F11-6.001, Amended 8-16-95, Formerly 59Y-6.001, Amended 1-8-98, 1-11-99, 4-18-04, 6-1-09, 2-18-16, 7-4-17, .

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the amended rule language as presented and directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion that this would not constitute a sunset provision. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

22. 64B17-6.008, F.A.C., Minimum Standards of Practice for the Performance of Dry Needling

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 15 of 38 At the June 26, 2020, meeting the Board directed staff to place the revised adverse incident and attestation form on the agenda for final review.

Pursuant to discussions at the June 26, 2020, meeting, revised draft language for Rule 64B17-6.008 was presented below for Board review and discussion.

64B17-6.008 Minimum Standards of Practice for the Performance of Dry Needling. (1) For purposes of this rule only, the words and phrases listed below are defined in the following manner: (a) “Adverse medical incident” means an event over which the physical therapist could exercise control and which is associated in whole or in part with the performance of dry needling, rather than the condition for which dry needling occurred, and which results in any of the following: 1. A limitation of neurological, pulmonary, vascular, or musculoskeletal function; or 2. Any prolonged and/or emergent condition that required the transfer of the patient to a hospital and/or referred to a physician for treatment of the resulting condition. (b) “Supervision” means observation by a qualified physical therapist of the patient sessions of dry needling, which observation may be in person or via synchronous telehealth as defined in s. 456.47, F.S. (2) The minimum standards of practice for the performance of dry needling by a physical therapist include the following: (a) Completion of two years of practice as a physical therapist licensed in any state or the District of Columbia; (b) Completion of 50 hours of face-to-face continuing education on the topic of dry needling from an entity accredited in accordance with s. 486.109, F.S. 1. The continuing education must include instruction in the following subject areas: a. Theory of dry needling; b. Selection and safe handling of needles and other apparatus or equipment used in dry needling, including instruction on the proper handling of biohazardous waste; c. Indications and contraindications for dry needling, to include special considerations for dry needling of the head, neck, and torso; d. Psychomotor skills needed to perform dry needling; and e. Postintervention care, including adverse responses, adverse event recordkeeping, and any reporting obligations. 2. The continuing education must include a determination by the instructor, who is a licensed physical therapist, that the physical therapist demonstrates the requisite psychomotor skills to safely perform dry needling; and (c) Completion of 25 patient sessions of dry needling under one of the following circumstances: 1. While licensed as a physical therapist in another state or while serving as a physical therapist in the United States Armed Services; or 2. Under the supervision of a physical therapist who has actively practiced dry needling for at least 1 year and holds an active license to practiced physical therapy in any state or the District of Columbia. Such supervisor must document that the supervised therapist has met the supervision and competency requirements and needs no additional supervised sessions to perform dry needling. (3) A physical therapist shall not delegate performance of dry needling to a physical therapist assistant, unlicensed personnel, or any other person who is not a licensed physical therapist who is qualified under this rule. (4) A physical therapist shall not perform dry needling without patient consent documented in the patient’s medical record. (5) An adverse medical incident that is a direct result of physical therapy treatment involving dry needling shall be reported to the Board within 15 days of the incident using Form DH5053-MQA, Physical Therapy Dry Needling Adverse Medical Incident Report, effective 08/2020, which is hereby incorporated by reference and is available through http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref-_____, or www.floridasphysicaltherapy.gov/resources. (6) Within 60 days of the effective date of this rule, or within 60 days of the intent to perform dry needling in the state of Florida, the licensed and qualified physical therapist shall submit to the Board Form DH5057-MQA, Physical Therapy Dry Needling Attestation, effective 08/2020, which is hereby incorporated by reference and is available through http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref- _____, or www.floridasphysicaltherapy.gov/resources. August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 16 of 38

The Board made an oral amendment to the DH5053- MQA Physical Therapy Dry Needling Adverse Medical Incident Report to remove section (F).

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the rule language, attestation form, and revised adverse incident form as presented directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion that this would not constitute a sunset provision. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

23. 64B17-7.001, F.A.C., Disciplinary Guidelines

Effective July 1, 2019, the Florida legislature established standards of practice for out-of- state telehealth services, authorizing out-of-state health care practitioners to perform telehealth services for patients in Florida.

Section 456.47 F.S. (2019) sets forth Florida’s telehealth practice. Subsection (7) gives the Board authority to adopt disciplinary guidelines for violations by telehealth providers.

Paragraph (4)(i) of the statute is very specific as to the kinds of actions that may be taken by a Board against an out-of-state registrant. These are the Board’s only disciplinary options for out-of-state telehealth registrants:

• Letter of Concern, • Reprimand, • Suspension with a Corrective Action Plan, • Suspension, • Revocation

The Board is not limited in this review to adding telehealth guidelines and may review and modify any existing Florida license disciplinary guidelines.

Board discussed items they wished to see revised with the Board Council and directed staff to add revised language by the Board Counsel to the December meeting agenda.

24. 64B17-7.0027, F.A.C., Procedure for Compliance with Board Ordered Laws and Rules

The Florida Department of Health has developed a standard format to be used for all profession applications. The following features are being implemented: • Custom designed cover pages; • Directions are in the individual application sections rather than the beginning of the application to encourage applicants to read the instructions;

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 17 of 38 • The applications are text fillable and tab-able; • If applicants answer both “Yes” and “No”, the fields will reset and only keep the last answer; • Once an applicant provides his or her name, it is populated in the remainder of the application; • Board logos are included on documents that will be mailed to the board, to ensure proper routing; • The “License Verification” form will no longer be fillable and will require other boards to send it on their letterhead, to help prevent fraud; • Formatting standards were implemented for specific fields such as: SSN, dates, and phone numbers to reduce input errors by applicants; and • Possible drop-down menus to help limit the types of answers that can be given.

The Board was requested to review and consider approval of the revised application and the application rule.

Board staff made an oral amendment to corrections with the attestation language.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the rule language and application as orally amended and directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Mr. Chenoweth made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion that this would not constitute a sunset provision. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

25. 64B17-9.001, F.A.C., Continuing Education

The 64B17-9.001 rule language approved by the Board May 15, 2020, was presented below for discussion of Subsection (4), which pertains to the number of hours permitted for home study during a biennium.

Pertinent to this topic, and perhaps also informative for PT, are letters from the House Speaker and Senate President to the Board of Chiropractic Medicine Chair that discourage a requirement specifying a maximum number of online continuing education courses.

RULE TEXT

64B17-9.001 Continuing Education. (1) Every person licensed pursuant to chapter 486, F.S., shall be required to complete twenty-four contact August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 18 of 38 hours of continuing education courses approved by the Board in the twenty-four months preceding each biennial renewal period as established by the Department. With the exception of the required courses in the prevention of medical errors and HIV/AIDS, applicants who become licensed in the second half of the biennium are exempt from this continuing education requirement for their first renewal. (2) A contact hour shall consist of fifty clock minutes. One half contact hour shall consist of twenty-five clock minutes. One continuing educational unit (CEU) shall be considered equivalent to ten (10) contact hours. (3) Acceptable subject areas for physical therapy continuing education include professional ethics, clinical education, clinical practice, clinical research, clinical management, clinical science, Florida law relating to physical therapy, basic sciences, risk management, and HIV/AIDS. No more than five contact hours of courses in risk management shall be accepted within a biennium. Up to three contact hours in HIV/AIDS education pursuant to rule chapter 64B17-8, F.A.C., may be included in the 24 contact hours. Up to three contact hours in prevention of medical errors education pursuant to rule chapter 64B17-8, F.A.C., may be included in the 24 contact hours. (4) The Board will accept up to twelve contact hours for home study during a biennium. For the biennium ending November 2021 all 24 contact hours of continuing education may be obtained online or through home study. (5) Course instructors providing continuing education to licensees under this chapter shall receive up to six contact hours credit per biennium. This shall be awarded on a contact hour for each contact hour presented. However, instructors teaching their normal course of instruction shall not be granted contact hours toward their continuing education. (6) Clinical Instructors shall receive 1 contact hour for every 160 hours of clinical internship limited to a maximum of 6 contact hours per instructor per bienium. Clinical instructors must be credentialed by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) to receive clinical continuing education credits. (7) The Board recognizes approves for continuing education credit for the following: (a) Courses sponsored by a program in physical therapy at a college or university which provides a curriculum for training physical therapists or physical therapist assistants, when approved by the physical therapy or physical therapist assistants program, which is accredited by, or has status with an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education. One credit hour is the equivalent of one contact hour. (b) Courses sponsored or approved by the American Physical Therapy Association. (c) Courses sponsored or approved by the Florida Physical Therapy Association, so long as they meet the criteria set forth in subsection 64B17-9.001(3), F.A.C. (d) Attendance at Florida Board meetings where disciplinary cases are being heard if the licensee is not on the agenda or appearing for another purpose. The number of risk management contact hours for such attendance is based on the definition of contact hour as set forth in subsection (2). (e) Former Board members who serve on the Board’s Probable Cause Panel shall receive five contact hours of continuing education risk management credit per biennium for their service on the Panel. (f) Licensees who file DOH form #DH-MQA 1144, “Final Order / Continuing Education Credit Florida Laws and Rules Application” “Application Materials For The Florida Laws and Rules Examination,” (revised 8/2020 5/15), incorporated herein by reference, which is available through www.floridasphysicaltherapy.gov/resources, or at http://www.flrules.org/Gateway/reference.asp?No=Ref- 05841, and take and pass the Florida laws and rules examination shall receive two (2) hours of continuing education per biennium. The continuing education credit shall be awarded only for the biennium in which the examination was taken and passed. Continuing education credit shall not be awarded to licensees who take and pass the examination as a result of a disciplinary proceeding or as a board ordered condition of initial licensure or reinstatement. (8) The Board shall make exceptions for licensees from the continuing education requirements including waiver of all or a portion of these requirements or the granting of an extension of time in which to complete these requirements upon a finding of good cause by majority vote of the Board at a public meeting following receipt of a written request for exception based upon emergency or hardship. Emergency or hardship cases August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 19 of 38 are those: (1) involving long term personal illness or illness involving a close relative or person for whom the licensee has care-giving responsibilities; (2) where the licensee can demonstrate that the required course(s) are not reasonably available; and (3) other demonstrated economic, technological or legal hardships that substantially relate to the ability to perform or complete the continuing education requirements. Licensees requesting an exception from continuing education requirements must provide the Board with documentation supporting the claim of emergency or hardship that is the basis of the request. (9) The licensee must retain such receipts, vouchers, certificates, or other papers as may be necessary to document completion of the appropriate continuing education offerings listed on the renewal form for a period of not less than four years from the date the offering was taken.

Rulemaking Authority 456.013(6), 486.025, 486.109(5) FS. Law Implemented 456.013(6), 486.109 FS. History–New 4- 6-92, Formerly 21MM-9.001, Amended 3-7-94, Formerly 61F11-9.001, Amended 12-5-95, Formerly 59Y-9.001, Amended 2-14-02, 4-21-02, 1-2-03, 6-28-04, 4-9-06, 5-28-06, 2-17-08, 5-21-09, 8-10-09, 6-30-10, 9-23-10, 12-24-13, 11-23-14, 9-20-15, 10-23-17.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the rule language and application presented directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion that this would not constitute a sunset provision. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

RULE STATUS REPORT

26. Lynette Norr, Assistant Attorney General

Ms. Norr discussed the 24 hours for Continuing Education to be online that needed revision in 64B17-5.001, F.A.C and presented the language orally below:

RULE TEXT

64B17-5.001 Requirements for Reactivation of an Inactive or Retired License. An inactive or retired license shall be reactivated upon receipt by the Board office of the following: (1) Payment of all applicable fees, including: (a) The biennial renewal fee as specified by subsection 64B17-2.001(5), F.A.C.; (b) The unlicensed activity fee as specified by Section 456.065(3), F.S.; (c) The reactivation fee as specified by subsection 64B17-2.001(9), F.A.C.; (d) The change of status fee as specified by subsection 64B17-2.001(10), F.A.C.; (2) Documentation of compliance with all continuing education requirements as provided in Rule 64B17-9.001, F.A.C., including prevention of medical errors, for the biennium during which the licensee last

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 20 of 38 held an active license; and, (3)(a) Documentation of completion of ten (10) hours of continuing education for each year the license was inactive, including two (2) hours on the prevention of medical errors. No more than six (6) hours of continuing education may be completed by home study per year of inactive status. For the biennium ending November 2021 all 24 contact hours of continuing education may be obtained online or through home study. As part of the ten (10) hours of continuing education, the applicant must document completion of two (2) hours of continuing education specifically on Florida Physical Therapy Laws and Rules within the twelve (12) months immediately preceding application for reactivation. In lieu of two (2) hours of continuing education specifically on Florida Physical Therapy Laws and Rules, the applicant may receive two (2) hours of continuing education for taking and passing, within twelve (12) months immediately preceding application for reactivation, the Florida laws and rules examination developed by the FSBPT; (b) Documentation that the applicant is licensed and in good standing in another state and has actively engaged in the practice of physical therapy for the four (4) years immediately preceding application for reactivation. For purposes of this paragraph, “actively engaged in the practice of physical therapy” means the applicant practiced at least four hundred (400) hours per year in a state or states where the applicant maintained licensure, or (c) Documentation of application for and successful passage of the National Physical Therapy Examination, including payment of all associated fees. Rulemaking Authority 486.025, 486.085(3), (4)(a), 486.108(3), 456.036 FS. Law Implemented 486.085, 486.108, 456.036 FS. History–New 8-6-84, Formerly 21M-8.11, Amended 9-22-87, 12-30-87, 6-20-89, Formerly 21M-8.011, Amended 3-24-93, Formerly 21MM-5.001, 61F11-5.001, Amended 12-22-94, 4-4-95, 8-16-95, 7-1-97, Formerly 59Y- 5.001, Amended 8-9-04, 7-19-06, 1-8-08, 8-18-08, 9-30-15, 10-16-17.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the rule language and application as presented and directed counsel to proceed with rule making procedures. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find the proposed revisions do not have an adverse impact on small businesses and will not be likely to directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within 1 year after the implementation of the rule. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to find that a violation of this rule or any part of this rule will not designate as a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion that this would not constitute a sunset provision. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 21 of 38 Date Rule Rule Proposed Rule Date Sent Effective Rule Language Developm Published, Certified for Rule Title to 20 days after Number Approved ent JAPC Letters, Adoption OFARR Certification by Board Published Notices of Change, etc. 01/28/2020 04/24/2020 05/14/2020 64B17-3.001 Licensure. 11/14/2019 01/03/2020 01/13/2020 Vol.46/No.18 Adds 02/03/2020 JAPC Letter certificate of 02/24/2020 JAPC completion Response (rule text 04/01/2020 only) Vol.46/No.64 Notice of Change

01/28/2020 04/24/2020 05/14/2020 64B17-8.003 Requirements 11/14/2019 01/03/2020 01/13/2020 Vol.46/No.18 for Human 02/03/2020 JAPC Letter Trafficking 02/24/2020 JAPC Education. Response NEW 03/25/2020 Vol.46/No.59 Notice of Change

64B17-3.001 Licensure. 05/15/2020 07/17/2020 07/30/2020 Adds Developm certificate of ent completion to Application; Addresses student loans ______on Application

On hold for review of standardized health history questions 08/27/2020

64B17-3.002 Licensure 05/15/2020 07/17/2020 07/30/2020 Examination Developm and Passing ent Score; Laws and Rules 08/06/2020 Examination; Proposed Additional Requirements After Third Failure.

64B17-6.008 Minimum 07/17/2020 07/30/2020 (NEW) Standards for Developm Practice for ent the Performance

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 22 of 38 of Dry Needling.

64B17-7.001 Disciplinary Guidelines Telehealth

64B17-9.001 Continuing 05/15/2020 Education Definition of Credits ______

Online CE Credits

The above reports were presented as informational only.

27. Annual Regulatory Plan

MOTION: Dr Tasso made a motion to approve the Annual Regulatory Plan as presented. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

REPORTS, IF ANY

28. Board Member Reports, if any

• Dr. Kay Tasso, Chair • Dr. Patrick Pabian, Vice Chair • Other Board Members

No reports

29. Executive Director, Allen Hall

• Expenditures by Function Report • Cash Balance Report

The reports were presented as informational only.

30. FSBPT Updates, if any

31. FPTA Updates, if any

APPLICANT RATIFICATION LISTS

32. Ratification Lists for Approved Applicants

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 23 of 38 • Physical Therapist Applicants

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to ratify the list of physical therapists for licensure by examination/endorsement (Exhibit A), 285 in number starting with PT 35691 and ending with PT 35997. Upon successful completion of the National Physical Therapy Exam and/or the Florida Laws and Rules Exam, shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Pabian and carried 4/0.

• Physical Therapist Assistant Applicants

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to ratify the list of physical therapist assistants for licensure by examination/endorsement (Exhibit B), 324 in number starting with PTA 30160 and ending with PTA 30472. Upon successful completion of the National Physical Therapy Exam and/or the Florida Laws and Rules Exam, shall be licensed. The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

OLD BUSINESS

33. Board of Physical Therapy Minutes

• May 15, 2020 General Business Meeting

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the May 15, 2020 the General Business Meeting minutes as amended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0.

• June 26, 2020 General Business Meeting

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to approve the June 26, 2020 the General Business Meeting minutes as amended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Chenoweth and carried 4/0.

OTHER BUSINESS AND INFORMATION

34. Exam Statistics

This was provided for information purposes only.

35. Staff Recognition

This was provided for information purposes only.

ADDENDUM

36. Exemption from Disqualification from Employment Ratification List

MOTION: Dr. Tasso made a motion to ratify the list of physical therapists that were administratively approved, Jacob Spinka, PT 28919, The motion was seconded by Dr. Donald and carried 4/0.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 24 of 38

Former Board Member, Dr. Gina Petraglia spoke with the Board briefly.

With there being no further business meeting adjourned at 4:36 p.m.

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 25 of 38 (Exhibit A)

Rank Lic Nbr Licensee Name Education Institution PT 35691 Kennedy, Lauren Mercer University PT 35692 Ravji, Jasmine India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehab PT 35693 Terpin, Sarah Northwestern University PT 35694 Vazquez, Aileen Florida International University PT 35695 De Castro Junior, Luiz Ismael Pontificia Universidad Catolica De Minas Gerais PT 35696 Hamilton, Haley Bryn Loma Linda University PT 35697 Wilde, Alyssa Washington University PT 35698 Parks, Daniel Dean Loma Linda University PT 35699 Toole, Aubrey University of South Alabama PT 35700 Clements, Tyler University of St. Augustine PT 35701 Derry, Clara Bradley University PT 35702 Mcwhorter, Holly Georgia State University PT 35703 Trafecanty, Alexis Western University Of Health Sciences PT 35704 Derry, Michael Bradley University PT 35705 Thompson, Beth Cammarano Beaver College PT 35706 Figueroa, Erika Lacey Florida International University PT 35707 Loquasto, Jonathan University Of The Sciences In Philadelphia PT 35708 Nelson, Tegan The College Of Saint Scholastica PT 35709 Eckel, Ann University of Kentucky PT 35158 Hess, Alexandria Marie University of St. Augustine PT 35710 London, Kelley Virginia Commonwealth University PT 35711 Chen, Jerry University of St. Augustine PT 35712 Duncan, Kristen University of St. Augustine PT 35713 Bumpers, Kyle Touro College PT 35714 Pavlik, Melinda Suny At Buffalo PT 35715 Ohnstad, Daniel Vincent University of Minnesota Twin Cities PT 35716 Scarpitto, Gerianne Sacred Heart University PT 35717 Wilcox, Kayla Destin University of St. Augustine PT 35143 Smith, Calvin Nova Southeastern PT 35718 Parreno, Larrie Don Loma Linda University PT 35719 Helfferich, Nathanial James Baylor University PT 35720 Fernandez Cobiella, Jose Omar University of St. Augustine PT 35722 Buning, Shaun William University Of Mississippi Medical Center PT 35723 Lee, Yoonjeong KOREA - ALL SCHOOLS PT 35724 Vazquez, Katherine Marlene University of Miami PT 35725 Riordan, Theresa Medical University Of South Carolina PT 35726 Tracy, Jessica Florida Gulf Coast University-Fort Myers PT 35727 Gist, Adam University of Findlay PT 35728 Zumstein, Rachel Anderson University of Miami PT 35729 Keitz, Britni Clarkson University - Potsdam New York PT 35730 Garcia, Cara University of The Sciences PT 35731 Steiner, Matthew Ryan University of St. Augustine PT 35732 Allumbaugh, Ross Martin University of Lowell PT 35733 Bargstadt, Michael George University of South Dakota PT 35734 Henry, Takin University of South Carolina PT 35735 Osie, Andre Emilio Aguinaldo College PT 35736 Shoch, Mark University of Pittsburgh Main Campus PT 35737 Terrian, Kathryn University of St. Augustine

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 26 of 38 PT 35738 Danielson, Kelly Russell Sage College Main Campus PT 35739 Demars, Sara E University of Michigan-Flint PT 35740 Del Tufo, Matthew Stockton University PT 35741 Ball, Jordan Lee Wayne State University PT 35742 Castro Andrade Da Costa Rangel.Raquel Unitri- Centro Universitario Do Triangulo

PT 35743 Brennan, Shaun Patrick Indiana University PT 35744 Cameron, Matthew Thomas University of St. Augustine PT 35745 Showers, Bryce University of South Florida - Tampa PT 35746 Clausen, Maryann Quinnipiac College PT 35747 Silke, Lizbeth Dominican College PT 35748 Corpuz, Michelle Rutgers PT 35749 Gentry, Danielle Yvonne University of St. Augustine PT 35750 Lindsey, Stephanie Ramos University of South Florida - Tampa PT 35751 Thompson, Wendy Ellen University of Cape Town, PT 35752 Mayfield, Stephanie University of South Florida PT 35753 Holder, Mikayla University of St. Augustine PT 35754 Sanicola, Kerrianne Russell Sage College PT 35755 Lowry, Katherine Leigh Marquette University PT 35757 Lescallette, Dean R Hahnemann University PT 35758 Fryer, Elizabeth Ann Northeastern University PT 35759 Rai, Pradip M.V. Shetty College of Physiotherapy PT 35760 Bartell, Desiree Franklin Pierce University PT 35761 Janke, Kirby Carl East Carolina University PT 35763 Kretz, Evan Gannon University PT 35764 Minevich, Julie Baylor University PT 35765 Shah, Shivani University of Hartford In Connecticut PT 35766 Patel, Pooja B University of Michigan-Flint PT 35474 Frazier, Whitney Saige University of St. Augustine PT 35559 Robinson, Katie University of St. Augustine PT 35600 Wadman, Janelle E University of St. Augustine PT 35767 Lopez, Kevin Slippery Rock University PT 35678 Creager, Kristin University of Kansas Medical Center PT 35769 Chaudhry, Zaid Ejaz Daemen College PT 35770 Gorstein, Michael Jay State University of Ny At Stony Brook PT 35771 Angstadt, Thomas University of Maryland PT 35772 Motavalli, Gertrud University of Missouri PT 35773 Sham, Yi Nang Eunice Andrews University PT 35774 Shenoi, Arjun University of Connecticut PT 35775 Rocha, Nathercia Faculdades Integradas da Uniao Educacional do Planalto Central PT 35776 Arjomand, Soolmaz University of St. Augustine PT 35777 Perez, Monica Lizette University of St. Augustine PT 35778 Echavarria Morales, Diana Patricia Fundacion Universitaria Maria Cano PT 35779 San Jorge, Eduardo Florida International University PT 35598 Arboleda Calderon, Laura University of St. Augustine PT 35780 Murphy, Joseph University of St. Augustine PT 35781 Nair, Jayakrishnan Nitte Institute of Physiotherapy PT 35782 Downs, Bryan College of Mount Saint Joseph PT 35783 Mcquillen, Maddison University of St. Augustine PT 35784 Seguin, Paul Midwestern University August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 27 of 38 PT 35785 Dragotta, Kristen Duke University PT 35787 Bell, Cynthia Ann Wayne State University PT 35788 Debole, Matthew University of Pittsburgh PT 35789 Weist, Robert University of St. Augustine PT 35790 Gattas, Krisia New York Institute of Technology PT 35791 Adams. Gail Shenandoah University

PT 35792 Walsh, Sean P University of Connecticut PT 35793 Milos, Romar Gianan Riverside College PT 35794 Cahalane, Arvilla Louise Boston University PT 35795 Patel, Namyata Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College PT 35797 Gad, Tamer Cairo University PT 35799 Raith, Tracey C Georgia State University PT 35801 Meeks, Elizabeth Marie College of Mount Saint Joseph PT 35802 De La Cruz, Duany Ommil Felipe R. Verallo Memorial Foundation PT 35803 Peters, Rachel University of St. Augustine PT 35804 Moorer, Moriah University of Alabama At Birmingham PT 35805 Major, Zakiya Michelle University of St. Augustine PT 35806 Goldstein, Hope University of Central Florida PT 35808 Skipper, Stephen University of North Florida PT 35809 Dy, Debra Mae University of St. Augustine PT 35810 Zukowski, Victoria Anna Duke University PT 35811 Oliver, Andrew Willie Lynchburg College PT 35812 Jatindranath, Miranda Ruth University of St. Augustine PT 35813 Butulis, Meredith Northeastern University PT 35816 Kretzmann, William Ross University of St. Augustine PT 35817 Deleonibus, Patrick Lynchburg College PT 35818 Nodehi Fard-Haghighi, Mehrnaz University of Minnesota Twin Cities PT 35819 Mellody, Trisha Ann American International College PT 35820 Mccormack, Marisa Marie Walsh University PT 35821 Best, Chelsea California State University PT 35822 Carter, Madison University of North Florida PT 35823 Mallar, Hector Agustin Georgia State University PT 35824 Blanke, Regina Ann University of St. Augustine PT 35825 Thapa, Dejib Acharya Institute of Health Sciences PT 35826 O'Shea, Lauren Elizabeth George Washington University PT 35827 Gonzalez Diaz, Eric Samford University PT 35828 Parrondo, Anita New York University PT 35829 Vengen Calabro, Kayla Beaver College PT 35830 Horn, Lucie Shenandoah University PT 35833 Blandon, Klaus A University of St. Augustine PT 35834 Hebert, Jordan Michelle University of Tennessee Health Science Center PT 35835 Vanburen, Samantha Lee Saint Catherine University PT 35836 Krishingner, Kiri Loma Linda University PT 35838 Le, Vicki University of St. Augustine PT 35839 Preza, Silvia Raquel Manila Adventist College PT 35840 Parvez, Alia Hiroko University of Southern California PT 35841 Martin, Miriah Radford University PT 35843 Zanon, Jessica Leigh Boston University PT 35844 Turcer, Travis Daemen College PT 35845 Stroud, Clara Dunn University of Miami PT 35654 Saunders, Kristina University of St. Augustine

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 28 of 38 PT 35845 Pfitzer, Kathleen University of Alabama At Birmingham PT 35846 Raytsin, James Lawrence Rutgers PT 35847 Lynch, James University of North Florida PT 35849 Taylor, Jackson R University of St. Augustine PT 35851 Ingram-Bizzano, Ann Elizabeth University of Montana PT 35852 Iasillo, Kylie Washington University PT 35853 Koenitz-Hudac, Lada University of Mary PT 35854 Stefanides, Angelo Anastassios Mercy College PT 35855 Richardson, Lindsey Elizabeth University of St. Augustine PT 35856 Smith, Zoe Alexis Velez College PT 35857 Marshall, Brooke Wilke University of North Florida PT 35858 Wagoner, Marjorie University of St. Augustine PT 35859 Chen, Gong Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Sci PT 35860 Zilka, Hannah Drexel Univeristy PT 35861 Sullivan, Scott Nazareth College PT 35862 Marku, Arta University of Pristina PT 35863 Zill, Sasha Suny At Stony Brook PT 35864 Mckinney, Alana Sharee University of St. Augustine PT 35865 Rogers, William Calvin University of Central Arkansas PT 35866 Cleveland, Kimberly Ann Daemen College PT 35867 Vice, Victoria Banner Duke University PT 35868 Beebe, Daniel University of North Florida PT 35869 Waugh, Rachel Nazareth College PT 35870 Demilt, Nancy Columbia University PT 35871 Dizacomo, Devlin Alexander Florida Gulf Coast University PT 35872 Green, Tyler California State University PT 35874 Hallahan, Jonah University of North Florida PT 35875 Cruz, Giselle University of Miami PT 35876 Iglesias, Mitchell Alexander Florida International University PT 35877 Williamson, Diana Stockton State College PT 35878 Adams, Alexandria Rae Georgia State University PT 35879 Hardison, Nicole University of St. Augustine PT 35880 Ashford, Brent Douglas Angelo State University PT 35881 Bauman, Sidney Roundy University of North Florida PT 35882 Vesu, Shilpa University of Texas Medical Branch PT 35883 Kelly, Alexandra Lee Oakland University PT 35884 Mclean, Tiffany Florida A & M University PT 35885 Bequette, Carrie Lea Maryville University of Saint Louis PT 35886 Smith, Melissa University of Miami PT 35887 Mosot-Competente, Melody Quimpan Silliman University PT 35888 Dunbar, Jacquelyn Nova Southeastern PT 35889 Winkler, Amanda Marie Saint Louis University PT 35890 Diaz, Diego Armando Escuela Nacional Del Deporte PT 35891 Dennen, Jocelyn Elizabeth Emory University PT 35892 Shellenberger, Jamie Melfi University of Indianapolis PT 35895 Rusinowitz, Daniel Suny Downstate Medical Center PT 35896 Espinosa Jenkins, Fernando University of Wisconsin PT 35897 Mohamed, Riyad University of North Florida PT 35898 Lane, James Duke University PT 35902 Peterson, Laura Marie Marquette University PT 35903 Nesbit, Nancy T University of Health Sciences

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 29 of 38 PT 35904 Cooper, Gregory Gannon University PT 35905 Landa, Tal University of St. Augustine PT 35906 Brozy, Bryan University of St. Augustine PT 35907 Oxley, Jesse Ohio University PT 35908 Rodriguez Cruz, Roberto Instituto Superior De Ciencas Medicas De La Habana PT 35909 Lockwood, Colby University of St. Augustine PT 35910 Von Holtum, Heather University of St. Augustine PT 35911 Henderson, Ashley Redfern Campbell University PT 35912 Newton Span, Lashandra Florida A & M University PT 35913 De Brito, Janine Emory University PT 35914 Leblond, Nicholas Thomas Duke University PT 35916 Bednar, Vaclav Duke University PT 35917 Singh, Pallavi Maharashtra University of Health Sciences PT 35918 Reed, Ashley Northern Illinois University PT 35919 Berkman, Alexandra Simmons College PT 35920 Landry, Lindsay Samford University PT 35921 Barros, Mitchell Gerald Plana University of St. Augustine PT 35922 Hoge, Lydia Gannon University PT 35923 Rodgers, Logan University of St. Augustine PT 35924 Jezequel, Joel Columbia University PT 35925 De La Cruz, Rina Shenandoah University PT 35927 Rinard, Carmen Kelly Emory University PT 35929 Crass, Veronica Theresa Columbia University PT 35930 Tickle, Carolyn Anne University of Pittsburgh PT 35931 Levesey Pease, Carolyn Renee Hogeschool Van Amsterdam PT 35932 Songster, Justine Mozelack Temple University PT 35933 Weiner, Kimberly Ann Other US PT Schools PT 35934 Smith, Rachel Mallory University of South Florida PT 35935 Leonard, Matthew Washington University PT 35936 Mckenzie, Nicole Renee University of Maryland Baltimore PT 35937 Mcilroy, Daniel Robert Gannon University PT 35938 Pruett, Steven Jay Lynchburg College PT 35939 Croy, Bailee Jordan Mercer University PT 35940 Blaker, Paula Sachsse Columbia University PT 35941 Girardi, Joseph University of Miami PT 35942 Petty, Joy Birdwell Louisiana State University Medical Center PT 35944 Normatov, Solomon University of The Sciences PT 35945 Kimmins, Erin Washington University PT 35946 Fitzpatrick, Aileen University of St. Augustine PT 35947 Cartier, Jennifer Nicole Oakland University PT 35948 Tolos, Christopher Mgh Institute of Health Profession PT 35949 Curl, Russell Jacob University of New England PT 35950 Azer, Mina New York Institute Of Technology PT 35951 Giegel, Christopher Kolessa South College PT 35952 Mejia Vargas, Alain Delio Fundación Universitaria Maria Cano PT 35953 Parnell, Joshua David University of North Florida PT 35954 Cunha, Philip Franklin Pierce University PT 35955 Soni, Shreyaben Loma Linda University PT 35956 Kharwadkar, Manisha Rahul Government Medical College PT 35957 Wills, Patrick Ross University of Tennessee Health Science Center PT 35959 Shinohara-Lewis, Sachiko Suny Upstate Medical University

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 30 of 38 PT 35961 Contractor, Bela Maharaja Sayajirao University PT 35962 Gonzalez Ortega, Yaquexi Carolina Universidad Arturo Michelena PT 35963 Flora, Christina Marie Youngstown State University PT 35964 Patel, Mikul Shree Devi College Of Physiotherapy PT 35965 Bodker, Rebecca Allyson Mercer University PT 35966 Boutros, Elie University of St. Augustine PT 35967 Charleston, Timothy J Quinnipiac College PT 35968 Behnke, Peter Kenneth Temple University PT 35970 El Gohary, Katherine Ann Simmons College PT 35971 Reynolds, Mary Jo Saint Louis University Main Campus PT 35972 Smallwood, William B Mercer University PT 35973 Adornato, Mary Ann Nova Southeastern PT 35974 Martin, Bradley Hunter University of St. Augustine PT 35975 Chambers, Taylor University of St. Augustine PT 35976 Gardikiotes, Thomas Nicholas University of St. Augustine PT 35977 Pena, Jaasha Florida A & M University PT 35978 Aoyagi, Kosaku NHO Sendai Medical Center Rehabilitation School PT 35979 Mcnamara, Kaitlin New York University PT 35980 Wagner, Allison University of Connecticut PT 35981 Baker, Megan Elizabeth Walsh University PT 35982 Mazurkiewicz, Roxanne E Texas Woman's University PT 35983 Mazzatelli, Alison Stockton University PT 35984 Albagli, Shlomit Suny Health Science Center PT 35985 Turkel, Nicole Lauren University of Connecticut PT 35986 Farhat, Madeleine Denise Washington University PT 35987 Raut, Bhagyashree Suresh Dy Patil University PT 35988 Patrick, David Youngstown State University PT 35989 Nagel, Alison Marie University of Toledo PT 35990 Krstovic, Milan College of Sports & Health PT 35991 Dutra, Nicole Suny At Stony Brook PT 35992 D'Andrea, Rick Francis Jr. Columbia University PT 35993 Kainer, Jessica University of Texas Health Science PT 35994 Sparkman, Nathanial University of South Alabama PT 35995 Jenkins-Weiler, Sherry Utica College of Syracuse University PT 35996 Seyalioglu, Aylin Catherine Emory University PT 35997 Crowder, Caitlyn Kimble Mary Baldwin University Total Records: 285

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 31 of 38 (Exhibit B)

Rank Lic Nbr Licensee Name Education Institution PTA 30160 Nelms, Aaron Kent State University East Liverpool PTA 30161 Barlow, Alexander North Central State College PTA 30162 Preslar, Lisa Renee Central Piedmont Community College PTA 30163 Parish, Kesha Nicole George C. Wallace Community College PTA 30164 Yoder, Eric University Of Indianapolis PTA 30165 Engel, Christian Santa Fe College PTA 30166 Lledo, Raul Enrique The Praxis Institute PTA 29973 Diaz, Terrance Jamar Concorde Career Institute - Miramar PTA 30167 Gonzalez, Victor Jesus Herzing University PTA 30168 Martin, Michael Northeast Wisconsin Technical College PTA 30169 Cabana, Nestor Hodges University PTA 30170 Krksey, Jessica Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30171 Workman, Rebecca Lynn Caldwell Community College And PTA 30172 Bradford, Victoria Faith ItawambaTechnical;Other Community College PTA 30174 Pauls, Caroline A Concorde Career Institute - Miramar PTA 30175 Pankrukhin, Gregory North Iowa Area Community College PTA 30176 Greiner, Nathan Shane Keiser University - Lakeland Campus PTA 30177 May, Pawel South University - Tampa PTA 30178 Mckernan, Kaylee College Of Saint Catherine PTA 30179 Wendall, Alicen Lee Pima Community College PTA 29995 Weston, Jonathon Tyler Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30180 Pankey, Sydney Lake Land College PTA 30181 Connatser, Melanie Herzing University PTA 30182 Laymon, Courtney Danielle Iowa Western Community College PTA 30183 Pittillo, Travis John Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30184 Kunadia, Shyam Essex County College PTA 30030 Rodriguez, Nelson Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30094 Ortiz, Michael Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 30185 Lipkovich, Jessica Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30186 Alonso, Lucie Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30187 Mulroy, Katherine Hodges University PTA 30188 O'Hora, Brianna Keiser University - Melbourne PTA 30189 Da Rocha, Naine Silva Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30190 Roberts, Craig Andrew Herzing University PTA 30191 Chinboukas, Nicholas Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30192 Dean Skantz, Laura Ashley South University - Montgomery PTA 30193 Comley, Madison Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30194 Harris, Jacqueline Macomb Community College PTA 30195 Soliman, Motaz Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30196 Spratt, Melissa Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30197 Zinnermon, Marquis Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30104 Dominguez, Katherine Hodges University PTA 30198 Ruppenthal, Jennifer Mercer County Community College PTA 30199 Etienne, Yodney La Cite Collegiale PTA 30200 Pezzini, Kimberly Nicole Mclennan Community College PTA 30201 Tyskewicz, Dana Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30202 Singh, Tanieka Shontri Seminole Community College PTA 30203 Kendra, Daniel Baker College Of Muskegon August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 32 of 38 PTA 30204 Wright, Christopher Shane Herzing University PTA 30205 Beaubrun, Ricardo Marcely Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30206 Golay, Alan Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30207 Munhall, Brittany Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30208 Tillis, Cory Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30209 Vala, Fatima Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30210 Mattatall, Jenna Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30211 Chitty, Michael Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30212 Figueredo, Karina Keiser University - Miami PTA 30213 Manthey, Caitlin Michelle Herzing University PTA 29997 Pilz, Maria Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30023 Stewart, Jennifer Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30100 Gonzalez, Carolyn Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30214 Wylie, Brittany Nicole Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30215 Frogoso, Odexa Dumapal Saint Jude College PTA 30216 Louis, Marie Emmanuella Exume Seminole Community College PTA 30217 Hooghuis, Stephen Santa Fe College PTA 30218 Fernandez, Tomas Keiser University - Melbourne PTA 30219 Cromer, Melissa Santa Fe College PTA 30220 Cecilio, Kelsey Baker College Of Auburn Hills PTA 30221 Morigerato, Gerald Noel Genesee Community College PTA 30222 Nunez Rodriguez, Geny Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30223 Duda, Jody Lynne Oakton Community College PTA 30224 Doctor, Suzanne Union County College PTA 30225 Wasserman, Naga Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 30226 Granger, Meagan Amberly George C. Wallace Community College PTA 30227 Walker, Reagan Kathleen Herzing University PTA 30228 Dyer, Adam South University - Tampa PTA 30229 Tull, Marina Denise Hutchinson Community College PTA 30230 Gil, Laksmi Solex College PTA 30231 Mitchell, Lara Santa Fe College PTA 30232 Pottinger, Mitchell Herzing University PTA 30233 Lilly, Brittany Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30234 Zeman, Samantha Herzing University PTA 30235 Torres Puentes, Yanelyn Saber College PTA 30236 Butz, Marlene Seidel Lehigh County Community College PTA 30237 Langford, Branden Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30238 Rabe, Julissa Southern Illinois University-Carbondale PTA 30239 Pina, Cesar J Oakton Community College PTA 30240 Godfrey, Christopher Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30241 Bryan, Traci Leigh Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30242 Adams, Frank Anthony Carroll College PTA 30243 Gauger, Joshua D Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30244 Parra Cruz, Addis Asuan Keiser University - Miami PTA 30245 Verity, Kira Suffolk County Community College Ammerma PTA 30246 Yepez, Carianne Nichole Herzing University PTA 30247 Cesar, Obed Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30248 Corbin, Leren Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30249 Hill, Keenan Gregory Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30250 Wright, Krystal Alecia Herzing University- Orlando PTA 30251 Witt, Talayeh Northern Virginia Community College

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 33 of 38 PTA 30252 Mallatt, Gerrit Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30253 Pope, Destiny Nichole Southern Illinois University-Carbondale PTA 30254 Cusco, Carolina Saber College PTA 30255 Cervantes Fernandez, Carlos Saber College PTA 30256 Campbell, Leah Michelle Tidewater Community College PTA 30257 Hemmerling, Lauren Blair Weatherford College PTA 30258 Cabezas, Alain Keiser University - Miami PTA 30259 Moreno, Ana Maria Herzing University PTA 30260 Prieto, Ayleen Saber College PTA 30261 Rodriguez Aleman, Carlos Alberto Saber College PTA 30262 Sanchez, Matvery Saber College PTA 30263 Delima, Jennifer Concorde Career Institute - Miramar PTA 30264 Holloway, Johnna Marie Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana PTA 30265 Green, Benjamin William Zane State College PTA 30266 Marichal, Alain Saber College PTA 30267 Gamboa Salgado, Alexander Saber College PTA 30268 Hamm, Krista Fox College PTA 30269 Carachilo, Anthony Joseph Saint Francis University PTA 30270 Mielke, Eric Richard Anoka Technical College PTA 30271 Casanova, Ernesto Isidro Saber College PTA 30272 Torres, Marifel Saber College PTA 30273 Duarte, Roberta Beverly Newbury College PTA 30274 Casay Martinez, Guillermo Saber College PTA 30275 Lettic, Nicholas Mount Wachusett Community College PTA 30276 Sarrette, Theresa Marie Becker College PTA 30277 Mbonyinshuti, Arafat Union County College PTA 30278 Raccuglia, Vincenzo Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30279 Cummings, Jasmine Herzing University PTA 30280 Small, Da' Jah Herzing University PTA 30281 Solorzano, Brandon Gabriel Herzing University PTA 30282 Kimball, Molly K Bossier Parish Community College PTA 30283 Caracci, Gina Pennsylvania State University Shenango PTA 30284 Franck, Andrew M. Keiser University - Miami PTA 30285 Butts, Stephanie Annelle Madisonville Community College PTA 30286 Campbell, Sarah Lucile Pensacola Junior College PTA 30287 Mcbride, Melanie South University - Tampa PTA 30288 Duren, Taylor Marie Herzing University PTA 30289 Castro Marrero, Eleisharibel Herzing University PTA 30290 Libdan, Amy Marie Carroll College PTA 30291 Sergeant, Shondel Essex County College PTA 30292 Holcombe, Kristen Bishop State Community College PTA 30293 Mercado Ponce, Jose Luis Saber College PTA 30294 Rodriguez, Ryan Pima Community College PTA 30295 Seidl, Jordan Philip Florida State College At Jacksonville PTA 30296 Launt, Demarest Stuart Taylor Herzing University PTA 30053 Turmel, Jonathan Michael Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 30297 Jankowski, Garrett Brandon Seminole Community College PTA 30298 Kreger, Eric Thomas State College Of Florida PTA 30299 Pittman, Kayla Seminole Community PTA 30300 Emmanuel, Daniel SeminoleCollege;UniveCentraFlorida Community College PTA 30301 Olvera, Fernando Josue State College Of Florida

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 34 of 38 PTA 30302 Mero, Christopher Seminole Community College PTA 30303 Correa Vega, Andres Seminole Community College PTA 30304 Potosme, Claudia Maria Seminole Community College PTA 30305 Goetke, Nicolle State College Of Florida PTA 30306 Simonetti, Larissa Broward Community College PTA 30307 Crozier, Theresa Michelle Seminole Community College PTA 30308 Figaro, Julie Christine Seminole Community College PTA 30309 Burbach, Ampai Kuntawong Seminole Community College PTA 30310 Khan, Imran Broward Community College PTA 30311 Frame, Emily Seminole Community College PTA 30312 Bootka, Rebecca Hodges University PTA 30313 Langley, George Michael Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30314 Thuruthumalil, Thomas Seminole Community College PTA 30315 Mcshane, Meghan Keiser University - Jacksonville PTA 30316 Nolan, Laura State College Of Florida PTA 30317 Griffin, Christopher Michael Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30318 Portilla, Gabriela State College Of Florida PTA 30319 Johnson, Jacob Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30320 Parker, Kayla Seminole Community College PTA 30321 Bukowski, Anthony Joseph Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30322 Frazier, Kayla Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30323 Nguyen, Tuong South University PTA 30324 Young, Tara Hodges University PTA 30325 Torres, Katherine Paige Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30326 Burgos, Justin Michael Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30327 Powery, Carlos Joseph Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30328 Frisz, Amber Seminole Community College PTA 30329 Wilson, Janna Seminole State College PTA 30330 Ikegami, Alexa Brevard Community College PTA 30331 Sessa, Jennifer Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30332 Simonetti, Brandon Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30333 Ray, Danielle Carolyn State College Of Florida PTA 30021 Medina, Jessica Keiser University - West Palm Beach PTA 30334 Jerez, Derek Manuel Broward Community College PTA 30335 Stivers, Johanna Sue Gulf Coast Community College PTA 30336 Manna, Ahmad Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30337 Hixson, Theresa Cathleen Florida State College at Jacksonville PTA 30338 Gasparini Barbosa, Beatriz Seminole Community College PTA 30339 Gough, Victoria Faith Eastern Florida State College PTA 30340 Rockey, Michael South University - Tampa PTA 30341 Taylor, Corey Michael Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30342 Shew-A-Tjon, Abigail Indian River Community College PTA 30343 Cruz, Jenny A Broward Community College PTA 30344 Gonzales, Brianne Nicole Eastern Florida State College PTA 30345 Tomlin, Caitlin Marie Eastern Florida State College PTA 30346 Colravy, Alexis Nicole Gulf Coast Community College PTA 30347 Planeta, Jenna Seminole Community College PTA 30348 Nelson, Ruth Fania Indian River Community College PTA 30349 Sobczak, Kelly Marie Indian River Community College PTA 30350 Weidel, Christian Ross Pensacola Junior College PTA 30351 Davis, Tamara Indian River Community College

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 35 of 38 PTA 30352 Welch, Kimberly Reine Eastern Florida State College PTA 30353 Clavier, Jeremy A Santa Fe College PTA 30354 Tusing, Katy Indian River Community College PTA 30355 Hollinger, Reginald Dwane Seminole Community College PTA 30356 Voss, Caleb Seminole Community College PTA 30357 Martin, Jeramy David Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30358 Skinta, Brittany Lynn State College Of Florida PTA 30359 Shearer, Jessica Lee State College Of Florida PTA 30360 Lamb, Michael D Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30361 Baumgartner, Emily Nicole St Petersburg College PTA 30362 Urs, Ana Marilena Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30363 Albigini, Emiliano Daniel State College Of Florida PTA 30364 Blue, Jill Stewart Carroll College PTA 30365 Henry, Tyler State College Of Florida PTA 30366 Rigby, Colby Gulf Coast Community College PTA 30367 Murphy, Kimberly Michelle Eastern Florida State College PTA 30368 Walker, Brittany Michelle Gulf Coast State College PTA 29761 Obirek, Michael Joseph Taylor College PTA 30069 Pierson, Connie Lynn Hodges University PTA 30369 Kinnaird, Brooklyn Gulf Coast Community College PTA 30370 Jones, William Edward Florida State College at Jacksonville PTA 30371 Casale, Kristina Eastern Florida State College PTA 30372 Silver, Guy Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30373 Crowley, Jessica Marie Indian River Community College PTA 30374 Buettner, Cindy Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30375 Luginbuhl, Jack Hodges University PTA 30376 Hardie, Justin Dale Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30377 Parenteau, Leann Broward Community College PTA 30378 Byrne, Miranda Lee Broward Community College PTA 30379 Cornatzer, Angela Central Piedmont Community College PTA 30380 Ketterling, Laura Kathryn Broward Community College PTA 30381 De La Barrera, Melissa Saber College PTA 30382 Stora, Felicia Indian River Community College PTA 30383 Van Den Broeck, Angela E St Petersburg College PTA 30384 Swartz, Erin Nicole State College Of Florida PTA 30385 Roussel, John-Michael Indian River Community College PTA 30387 Kubeck, Sarah Nicole Indian River Community College PTA 30388 Dudash, Olga Viktorovna Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30389 Canchica, Eric M Miami Dade Community College PTA 30390 Lopez, Rebecca Joyce Indian River Community College PTA 30391 Burns, Breana Marie Carrington College PTA 30392 Michaud, Michael Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30393 Hoffman, Joshua Gregory Western Wisconsin Technical College PTA 30394 Gutierrez, Diego A Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30395 Sullivan, Meghan Nicole Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30396 Potter, Jaclyn Broward Community College PTA 30397 Chizmar, Ryan Santa Fe College PTA 30398 Sweat, Ramona Melissa Seminole Community College PTA 30399 Riggs, Chelsea New England Institute Of Technology PTA 30400 Epsilantis, Sean Eastern Florida State College PTA 30401 Six, Kristy Eastern Florida State College

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 36 of 38 PTA 30402 Ellison, Kena Nichole Wallace Community College PTA 30403 Lovera, Christina Elizabeth Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30404 Wright, Miranda Nichole Carrington College PTA 30405 Sudasassi, Anthony Broward Community College PTA 30406 Bishop, Tiffany Anne Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30407 Jaye, Jennifer Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30408 Apple, Hazel Joy Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30409 Serbu, Brittany Suzanne Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30410 Wall, Christopher South College PTA 30411 Roach, William Joseph Miami-Dade Community College PTA 30412 Acosta Pampillo, Viana Hodges University PTA 30413 Lovera, Catherine Elizabeth Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30414 Patel, Ashita Southern Illinois University-Carbondale PTA 30415 Walczak, Dillon Michael Broward Community College PTA 30416 Toro, Harvey Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30417 Silva Jimenez, Erlinda Naydu Saber College PTA 30418 Castillo, Edgar Broward Community College PTA 30419 Burdier-Balboa, Denisse Broward Community College PTA 30420 Ragnauth, Naresh Broward Community College PTA 30421 Bradley, Jodi Marie Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30422 Hackman, Madison Broward Community College PTA 30423 Crochet, Christian Pensacola Junior College PTA 30424 Fernandez, Lorenzo Antonio Miami Dade Community College PTA 30425 Rodriguez, Kerri Lynn Seminole Community College PTA 30426 Thomas, Pierre Nicolas Miami Dade Community College PTA 30427 Nelson, Amanda Pensacola Junior College PTA 30428 Dickerson, Leslie Michelle Indian River Community College PTA 30429 Mirabal Romero, Dorianys Angelica Broward Community College PTA 30430 Smaldone, Gianluca Miami Dade Community College PTA 30431 Espinosa Reyes, Dayeni Miami-Dade Community College PTA 30432 Robbins, Maya Elizabeth South University - Tampa PTA 30433 Bringas Tejera, Aylen Miami Dade Community College PTA 30434 Greene, Khadijah Miami Dade Community College PTA 30435 Tuozzo, Krystal Indian River Community College PTA 30436 Crisman, Erica Broward Community College PTA 30437 Reitano, Tyler B South University - Tampa PTA 30438 Andujar, Tatiana Morton College PTA 30439 Sale, Kamla Gina Miami Dade Community College PTA 30440 Desangles, Priscilla South University - Tampa PTA 30441 Cobiellas Sanabria, Alejandro Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30442 Burrier, Mark Eastern Florida State College PTA 30443 Sala, Carlos Jermaine Miami Dade Community College PTA 30444 Pellittere, Angela Miami Dade Community College PTA 30445 Capote, Ariel Miami Dade Community College PTA 30446 Betancourt, Grecia Rosimar Miami Dade Community College PTA 30447 Pavoni Perez, Claudia Miami Dade Community College PTA 30448 Patino, Camilo Miami Dade Community College PTA 30449 San Martin, Moises Miami-Dade Community College PTA 30450 Garcia, Andiel Jesus Miami-Dade Community College PTA 30451 Fonseca, Alex Miami Dade Community College PTA 30452 Francisco, James Miami Dade Community College

August 28, 2020 General Business Meeting Minutes Page 37 of 38 PTA 30453 Fung Chen, Luz M Miami-Dade Community College PTA 30454 Gimenez-Beron, Alan Martin Broward Community College PTA 30455 Stanford, Haley Ann Albany State University PTA 30456 Titzer, Jessica Lynn Gulf Coast State College PTA 30457 Brese, Ron Keiser University - Sarasota PTA 30458 Kreiser, Alexander Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30459 Ricardo Palomares, Yesenia Miami Dade Community College PTA 30460 Cavell, Nicholas Saint Petersburg Junior College PTA 30461 Barber, Stephanie Leigh Daytona Beach Community College PTA 30462 Severe, Arabel Seminole Community PTA 30463 Parra, Geordania MiamiCollege;UnivetyOCentral Dade Community College Florida;Other PTA 30464 Hernandez Galvez, Daysel South University - Tampa PTA 30465 Ynguil, Walter Ulises Daytona Beach Community College PTA 30466 Mason, Tyshondra D. Keiser University - Lakeland PTA 30467 Miranda Sanchez, Indira Linet Saber College PTA 30468 Scull, Jacob Broward Community College PTA 30469 Velazquez Perez, Sochi Miami Dade Community College PTA 30470 Ubalde, Camila Daniela Keiser University - Ft Lauderdale PTA 30471 Blushiy, Katelyn Daytona Beach Community College PTA 30472 Dilworth, Datonya Daytona Beach Community College Total 324

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