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Key Facts: NE PT Juris Exam

85-95%

First-Time Pass Rate

Industry Estimate

80%

Passing Score

Nebraska Board

50

Exam Questions

FSBPT

90 min

Time Limit

FSBPT

$65

Exam Fee

FSBPT

5 CE Hours

CE Credit Awarded

FSBPT

Nebraska uses the FSBPT JAM for its PT jurisprudence requirement. The exam is 50 questions in 90 minutes, open-book and online, with an 80% passing score. Costs $65 and awards 5 CE hours. Required for initial licensure. Covers Nebraska PT Practice Act and Board regulations.

About the NE PT Juris Exam

The Nebraska PT Jurisprudence Exam uses the FSBPT Jurisprudence Assessment Module (JAM), an online open-book assessment covering the Nebraska Physical Therapy Practice Act, Board regulations, PTA supervision, direct access, dry needling, telehealth, PT Compact, and disciplinary standards. Awards 5 CE hours upon completion.

Questions

50 scored questions

Time Limit

90 minutes

Passing Score

80%

Exam Fee

$65 (FSBPT (JAM))

NE PT Juris Exam Content Outline

30%

Nebraska Practice Act

Nebraska PT Practice Act, Board authority, regulatory framework, rulemaking, and enforcement mechanisms

25%

Scope of Practice

PT scope definition, direct access provisions, dry needling, telehealth, and practice limitations

20%

Supervision & Delegation

PTA general supervision, delegation rules, aide limitations, student supervision, and ratios

15%

Licensure Requirements

Initial licensure, biennial renewal, 24-hour CE, JAM CE credit (5 hours), endorsement, and PT Compact

10%

Discipline & Ethics

Disciplinary actions, unprofessional conduct, mandatory reporting, ethics, and patient rights

How to Pass the NE PT Juris Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 80%
  • Exam length: 50 questions
  • Time limit: 90 minutes
  • Exam fee: $65

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

NE PT Juris Study Tips from Top Performers

1Know the JAM format: 50 questions, 90 minutes, open-book, 80% passing — prepare to locate answers quickly
2Study the Nebraska Physical Therapy Practice Act thoroughly before the exam
3Review Board regulations covering supervision, delegation, and scope of practice
4Understand that the 5 CE hours from the JAM count toward your 24-hour biennial requirement
5Practice with timed sessions to build speed for the 90-minute time limit
6Focus on Nebraska-specific provisions for direct access, dry needling, and the PT Compact

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FSBPT JAM used by Nebraska?

The Jurisprudence Assessment Module (JAM) is an online, open-book exam developed by FSBPT specifically for state jurisprudence requirements. Nebraska uses the JAM as its PT jurisprudence exam, consisting of 50 questions in 90 minutes.

Is the Nebraska PT JAM open-book?

Yes, the Nebraska JAM is open-book. You may reference Nebraska PT laws and regulations during the exam. However, the 90-minute time limit for 50 questions means thorough preparation is still essential.

Does the Nebraska JAM award CE credit?

Yes, completing the Nebraska JAM awards 5 continuing education hours. These count toward Nebraska's 24-hour biennial CE requirement.

What is the passing score for the Nebraska JAM?

Nebraska requires an 80% passing score on the JAM, meaning at least 40 out of 50 questions must be answered correctly.

Does Nebraska allow direct access to physical therapy?

Yes, Nebraska allows direct access. PTs can evaluate and treat patients without a physician referral, but must screen for conditions outside their scope and refer when appropriate.

Does Nebraska participate in the PT Compact?

Yes, Nebraska has enacted PT Compact legislation. Eligible PTs from compact member states can practice in Nebraska under a compact privilege without a separate Nebraska license.