172 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 137, § 006 - FINE-WIRE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY OR DRY NEEDLING
A physical therapist who wishes to perform tissue penetration for the purpose of fine-wire electromyography or dry needling must meet one of the following requirements:
(A) Completion of a pre-service or in-service training. The pre-service or in-service training must include:
(i) Pertinent anatomy and physiology;
(ii) Choice and operation of equipment;
(iii) Knowledge of test indications;
(iv) Proper technique of tissue penetration;
(v) Sterile methods, hazards, and complications;
(vi) Post-test care;
(vii) Knowledge in test interpretation; and
(viii) For the purposes of fine-wire electromyography, documentation of 10 kinesiology electromyography examinations in an educational environment or, for the purposes of dry-needling, tissue palpation; or
(B) Authorization from another state to perform fine-wire electromyography or dry-needling with substantially equivalent requirements; or
(C) For the purpose of fine-wire electromyography, certification from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties in the area of Clinical Electrophysiology.
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