Professional License Defense – Physical Therapists

Conaway & Strickler, PC handles assisting clients who face issues with the Georgia State Board of Physical Therapy

We have handled many licensing issues including: (but NOT limited to)

-If you have been arrested for a DUI or any type of illegal substance, the Board will want to know. It is always a good idea to have an attorney assist you in notifying the Board and keeping them abreast of your criminal case and dealing with resolving any issues with the Board caused by the arrest

-If you have already received a disciplinary action, call us immediately, so we can help you navigate through the process which includes, potentially, a formal investigation, ALJ hearing and/or appeal

-If you failed to disclose prior issues and the Board is now contacting you

-If you have been accused of sexual misconduct

-If you have tried to renew or register and are having issues with the new State of Georgia’s licensing system called GOALS

The Georgia State Board of Physical Therapy has the authority to investigate and discipline licensees based on criminal conduct, even if it’s unrelated to your clinical practice. For example, a single criminal charge, including DUI, drug offenses, or fraud, can trigger a Board review that could lead to suspension or permanent revocation of your license. Once the Board is notified of criminal activity, they can open an investigation, require a response, and possibly schedule a hearing. Any disciplinary action they take becomes public record, damaging your reputation and threatening your ability to earn a living. Trying to navigate both a criminal case and a professional license investigation at the same time is overwhelming—and risky without the right legal defense. At Conaway & Strickler, we defend licensed professionals facing criminal charges and protect their right to practice. We understand how the Georgia State Board operates and how criminal accusations can escalate into professional consequences. If you’re on the verge of losing your license, don’t wait. Contact us now so we can fight for you and your future in physical therapy.