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Texas Massage Therapy Licensing Examination and Application Process |
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Texas Massage Therapy Licensing Program- main website for the Department of Health Services in charge of massage licensing. Application- PDF for your submittal for a license to practice Massage Therapy. As of September 1st 2007 the required minimum hours are 500, apposed to the 300 hours previous requirement. The applications and website do not show this new change as of yet. Check the Statutes/Laws page for new information. This new requirement is affective to persons who enrolled after the effective date. Those who are under the new regulations will not have to participate in the State practical, the National Certification Board now gives the state examination for Therapist of Massage and Bodywork (NCETMB). The state of Texas will now also accept the MBLEx certification exam from the FSMTB. The MBLEx exam can be taken at a Pearson Vue testing facility by appointment Applicants who enrolled before this date must successfully complete the state administered written and practical examinations. You are not eligible to take the exams until you have an approved application. Fees will be paid to the testing facility for the examination. Reference the Examination Candidate Handbook for scheduling and fee information. Texas Massage Therapy Handbook Massage-Exam.Com is a great resource to study for all your Massage examinations. Access to our site is unlimited during your subscribed time and for your convenience there are no limits to the amount of tests you can take. Reviewing for your exams has never been more comprehensive, with over 2000 massage application/assessment, anatomy/physiology, kinesiology, pathology, body systems and business ethics questions to analyze. Each graded question has rational and tests are scored in each category to help monitor your improvements and comprehension.
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