Wyoming PT License Renewal: Annual Fee, Biennial CE Explained (2026)

Editorial Note: This page is editorially reviewed by an ARDMS-credentialed sonographer as part of AlliedLicenseGuide.com’s allied health licensing database. Data verified directly against the Wyoming Board of Physical Therapy.

Who This Guide Is For

  • Wyoming-licensed physical therapists approaching their annual October 1 renewal deadline
  • PTs tracking Wyoming’s 30-CCU continuing competence requirement, which runs on its own two-year cycle separate from the annual license fee
  • PTs who need to retake Wyoming’s jurisprudence exam as part of their renewal cycle

At a Glance: Wyoming PT Renewal

Renewal CycleThe license fee renews annually; the 30-CCU continuing competence requirement is reported on a separate 2-year cycle
Expiration DateFixed date — October 1 every year
Renewal Fee$100.00 annually for a physical therapist ($75.00 for a PTA)
CE Requirement30 continuing competence units (CCUs) every 2 years; no carryover to the next reporting period
Mandatory RequirementSuccessful completion of the online jurisprudence exam every 2 years, minimum score 75%
Renewal MethodOnline renewal is confirmed available, paid by credit card
Expired LicenseMust reapply by completing the full initial licensing requirements again, plus evidence of 30 CCUs — no tiered time-based thresholds; reissuance fee $250.00
PT Compact RenewalNot applicable — Wyoming is not a PT Compact member

Wyoming Renewal Overview

Wyoming physical therapist licenses renew every year, with the license fee — $100.00 for a PT, $75.00 for a PTA — due annually and the license expiring every October 1. Renewal can be completed online, paid by credit card, per the Board’s current fee rule. This differs from a common source of confusion: Wyoming’s continuing competence requirement (30 CCUs) runs on its own separate two-year cycle, not the same annual cycle as the fee itself. Don’t assume that because you paid your renewal fee this year, you’re also due for your CCUs and jurisprudence exam this year — check which year of your two-year CE cycle you’re in separately.

Current Board materials reviewed during verification do not clearly identify whether renewals are completed online or by mail for the current cycle. Applicants should contact the Board before renewing to confirm the current process.

CE Requirements

  • 30 continuing competence units (CCUs) required every two years; one CCU equals at least 50 minutes of instruction. The reporting cycle runs from October 2 through October 1 of the second year
  • At least 15 of the 30 CCUs must be Category A — live, in-person, or live audio/video connection courses from APTA (including its sections, credentialed residencies and fellowships, and accrediting subsidiary), State APTA chapters, FSBPT and its accrediting subsidiary, other providers approved by those organizations, or relevant Wyoming Department of Health/Department of Education activities
  • Category B activities include self-study (correspondence, video, internet, or satellite), in-service education on safety or governmental regulation, teaching or lecturing principally for healthcare professionals, authoring or reviewing peer-reviewed publications, PT association or licensing board/committee work, and structured interactive group study — clinical instruction specifically is capped at 5 hours per cycle within this category
  • Some activities are explicitly excluded from CE credit entirely: staff meetings or presentations aimed at lay audiences, routine teaching that’s simply part of your job, regularly scheduled institutional activities like rounds, breaks during instruction, and repeat credit for the same activity
  • No CCUs may be carried over to the next reporting period
  • Successful completion of the online jurisprudence exam, with a minimum score of 75%, is required every two years as part of the CE cycle — not a one-time initial requirement
  • The Board periodically audits a sample of licensees and may request supporting evidence; if audited, you’ll be notified of your compliance determination within 30 working days, and you’re required to retain CE evidence for 1 year after the reporting period ends
  • A hardship waiver is available for extreme circumstances (illness, disability, active military service, or similar) — request it in writing at least 30 days before your license expires

If Your License Has Expired

Wyoming’s rule doesn’t offer a tiered grace period or reinstatement window the way some states do. Under Chapter 3, Section 5 of the Board’s current rules, a license or certificate holder who fails to renew by the expiration date may not practice, and to get relicensed must complete the full initial licensing requirements again — the same Section 1 requirements as a brand-new applicant — plus submit evidence of 30 continuing competence units. There’s no distinction based on how long the license has been expired; the same full-reissuance process applies regardless. The reissuance fee is $250.00 for a PT license ($200.00 for a PTA certificate), the same as the initial application fee.

How to Renew

  1. Confirm your specific renewal deadline and which year of your CE cycle you’re in — the license fee is due annually, but CCUs and the jurisprudence exam are only due every other year
  2. If you’re due for CE this cycle, complete your 30 CCUs (at least 15 from Category A) and retake the online jurisprudence exam with a score of at least 75%
  3. Renew online using a credit card, or check whether mail-in renewal is still separately available
  4. Pay the $100.00 annual renewal fee

Practical Notes: Wyoming’s split cycle — annual fee, but biennial CE and jurisprudence exam — is one of the most commonly misunderstood parts of Wyoming licensure. Mark both dates separately rather than assuming everything is due at once. If you’re renewing online, have a credit card ready, since that’s the specified payment method for that route. If your license has already lapsed, know that Wyoming doesn’t offer a tiered grace period — you’ll need to redo the full initial licensing requirements rather than a simplified reinstatement.

Editorial note: Practical guidance reviewed by ALG’s editorial team based on official Board sourcing.

Relevant Statutes and Rules

Related Pages

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Wyoming’s PT license renew every year or every two years? The license fee is due annually, but the 30-CCU continuing competence requirement and jurisprudence exam are only due every other year — these are separate cycles, which is a common point of confusion. The annual renewal fee and the biennial continuing competence reporting requirement are separate obligations. Board Rules and Regulations

How much does it cost to renew a Wyoming PT license? $100.00 annually for a physical therapist ($75.00 for a PTA). Board Rules Chapter 5, Section 2 (rules.wyo.gov)

What happens if my Wyoming PT license expires? You must complete the full initial licensing requirements again, the same as a new applicant, plus submit evidence of 30 continuing competence units. There’s no tiered grace period based on how long the license has been expired. Board Rules Chapter 3, Section 5 (rules.wyo.gov)

How many CE hours does Wyoming require for PT renewal? 30 continuing competence units every two years, with at least 15 from Category A (live) activities. Board Rules Chapter 6 (rules.wyo.gov)

Can I renew my Wyoming PT license online? Yes — the Board’s fee rule confirms online renewal is available, paid by credit card. Board Rules Chapter 5, Section 1(a) (rules.wyo.gov)

Does Wyoming’s PT Compact status affect renewal? Not applicable — Wyoming is not currently a PT Compact member. PT Compact Commission member map

Disclaimer: This page is provided for informational purposes and reflects data verified against official Wyoming government sources as of the Last Verified date above. Whether mail-in renewal remains available alongside the confirmed online option was not independently re-verified. Formal grace period terminology was not found — Wyoming’s rule instead specifies a full-reissuance process for any expired license, described above. Always confirm current requirements directly with the Wyoming Board of Physical Therapy before renewing.

2026-07-08: Page created following direct verification against official Wyoming government sources. Resolved the renewal cycle length: the license fee renews annually, while the 30-CCU continuing competence requirement runs on a separate 2-year cycle. Renewal fee ($75 PT, $50 PTA) confirmed directly from the Board’s own Rules and Regulations text. Current renewal method (online vs. mail) could not be resolved and is flagged rather than stated as fact.

2026-07-08: Editorial round — standardized DATA-COMPACT metadata, moved renewal-method uncertainty out of the quick-reference table into the editorial note, removed third-party source mentions from visible page text, renamed the statutes section to “Relevant Statutes and Rules,” added the Board’s website to contact information, and added a clarifying sentence to the renewal-cycle FAQ.

2026-07-08: The full current text of Board Rules Chapter 3 (License or Certification) was retrieved directly from rules.wyo.gov, effective May 20, 2026. This resolved the previously unconfirmed null-and-void rule: an expired license requires completing the full initial licensing requirements again plus 30 CCUs, with no tiered time-based thresholds. Because the Board’s fee rule (Chapter 5) was also reissued effective May 20, 2026, the $75/$50 renewal fee figures on this page — sourced to a 2016 document — are flagged as pending re-verification against the current fee rule rather than presented with full confidence.

2026-07-08: Retrieved the full current text of Board Rules Chapter 5 (Fees) and Chapter 6 (Continuing Competence) directly from rules.wyo.gov. Corrected the renewal fee from $75.00/$50.00 to $100.00 (PT) / $75.00 (PTA) — the previous figures were confirmed stale. Resolved renewal method as confirmed online (credit card payment) rather than unresolved. Confirmed payment methods, the $250/$200 reissuance fees, and substantially expanded the CE section with newly confirmed detail: a 5-hour cap on clinical instruction credit, an explicit CE-exclusion list, a 30-working-day audit notification window, a 1-year record retention requirement, and a hardship waiver provision.

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