Directory

Find a Massage Therapist and View Disciplinary Actions

To find a massage therapist, use the Massage Therapist Search Tool. 

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Obtaining a License

Initial Application and Renewal

To apply for an Arizona Massage Therapy License or to Renew.

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File a Complaint

Complaint Form

Please use the Board's online link to submit your written complaint.

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Statutes and Rules

Statutes

CHAPTER 42 MASSAGE THERAPY

 

ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

32-4201 Definitions
32-4202 Board; membership; terms; immunity
32-4203 Board; powers and duties
32-4204 Executive director; personnel; duties; compensation; immunity
32-4205 Board of massage therapy fund

ARTICLE 2. LICENSURE

32-4221 Licensure; persons and activities not required to be licensed
32-4222 Qualifications for licensure
32-4223 Reciprocity
32-4224 Application; temporary licensure
32-4225 License renewal; changes in personal information; notification; continuing education
32-4226 Renewal of an expired license; reinstatement of a lapsed license
32-4227 Fees
32-4228 Massage therapy schools; recognition

ARTICLE 3. REGULATION

32-4251 Lawful practice
32-4252 Use of title; restrictions; violation; classification
32-4253 Disciplinary action; grounds; definitions
32-4254 Investigative powers; emergency action; disciplinary proceedings; formal interview; hearing; civil penalty
32-4255 Unlawful practice; classification; civil penalties; injunctive relief
32-4256 Reporting violations; immunity
32-4257 Third party reimbursement
32-4258 Regulation by county or municipality
32-4259 Access to information; confidential information; display of license

32-4260 Advertising requirements; civil penalty; definitions

Rules

ARIZONA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE

Title 4. Professions and Occupations; Chapter 15. Board of Massage Therapy

Regulation Rollback

"Regulation Rollback" is a strategic step in our state’s ongoing work to make Arizona the best state in the nation for businesses and consumers alike. Please follow this link to the governor's office to learn more about it and make recommendations.

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 41-1033, any person may file a petition with the Governor's Regulatory Review Council for review of a final rule based on the person's belief that the final rule does not meet the requirements of A.R.S. § 41-1030. A person may also petition the Governor's Regulatory Review Council to request review of an existing agency practice, substantive policy statement, final rule or regulatory requirement that is not specifically authorized by statute pursuant to title 32 based on the person's belief that the existing agency practice, substantive policy statement, final rule or regulatory licensing requirement is unduly burdensome or is not demonstrated to specifically fulfill a public health, safety or welfare concern.