Which of the following actions would NOT constitute grounds for disciplinary action?

Practicing in another state does not automatically constitute grounds for disciplinary action within Florida's regulatory framework for Physical Therapist Assistants. Many healthcare professionals, including PTAs, are often licensed in multiple states and may legally practice in another state as long as they adhere to that state's laws and regulations. Each state has its own licensing requirements and regulations governing the practice of physical therapy. Therefore, if a PTA is practicing in another state and is compliant with that state's licensing laws, then this action would typically not result in disciplinary action in Florida.

In contrast, making a false report or record, failing to maintain standards of practice, and conviction of a crime are serious violations that directly undermine the ethical and professional standards expected of a healthcare provider, potentially leading to disciplinary actions. These are actions that could harm patients, compromise the integrity of the profession, or violate legal statutes, which is why they are grounds for disciplinary action.