“Continuing competency” means, in the one year prior to filing an application for initial license, the applicant has completed a minimum of 24 hours of activity to include any of the following :

1. (a) Receipt of academic instruction in physical therapy, as further described in Phy 406.02;
2. (b) Non-academic courses, seminars, conferences, and workshops, as further described in Phy 406.03;
3. (c) Facility-based physical therapy in-service training, as further described in Phy 406.04;
4. (d) Formal mentored independent study, as further described in Phy 406.05;
5. (e) Publication of writing related to physical therapy, as further described in Phy 406.08;
6. (f) Professional presentations relating to physical therapy made to other professionals or the public, as further described in Phy 406.09;
7. (g) Participation in a physical therapy research project, as further described in Phy 406.10;
8. (h) Participation in the work of professional boards, committees, and agencies, as further described in Phy 406.11;
9. (i) Receipt of infection control education, basic life support courses, facility onboarding, orientation, HIPPA training, and annual training, as further described in Phy 406.13;
10. (j) Journal study, as further described in Phy 406.14;
11. (k) Teaching physical therapy, as further described in Phy 406.12; and
12. (l) New Hampshire jurisprudence assessment module described in Phy 406.15.