Member Resources

Visit our Nomination and Election page to find open elected positions in the and election timeline.

Please consider submitting a colleague or student for one of our distinguished awards. 

Chapter Awards and Recognitions

The Assembly of Representatives is the governing body of APTA MA.  The Assembly comprises of representatives from the 5 districts within the APTA MA and meets twice a year.

List of current representatives

For more information about the Assembly of Representatives

Our governance documents can be found on the APTAMA Communities:

• Assembly Standing Rules 
• Chapter Standing Rules 
• APTAMA District list 
• APTAMA Org Chart and Leadership 
• APTAMA Bylaws 

The APTA MA is divided into 5 districts:

• Western
• Central
• North Metro
• South Metro
• Southeastern

Each district is represented by a Chief Assembly Representative and Assembly Representatives.  The Chief Assembly Rep is part of the APTA MA Board of Directors.  Along with the Chief Assembly Rep, each district has Assembly Representations who all participate in the APTA MA governing body, Assembly of Representatives.

Each member who lives in MA, is assigned a district according to the address used with APTA.

How do I know which district I'm in?

The district will be listed in your APTA profile.

Below is a map explaining the boundaries.

Click on this link to look up your district according to Zip Code.

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259 CMR 7.00: CONTINUING COMPETENCE - Board of Allied Health Regulations governing continuing competence requirements

259 CMR 5.00: Physical Therapists - Board of Allied Health Regulations governing Physical Therapists

259 CMR 6: Physical therapy facilities - Board of Allied Health Regulations for PT facilities

This section also includes the following:

• Assembly Standing Rules 
• Chapter Standing Rules 
• APTAMA District list 
• APTAMA Org Chart and Leadership 
• APTAMA Bylaws 

Visit the APTAMA HUB hosted by the APTA website.  

The American Physical Therapy Association of Massachusetts (APTAMA) is a strong voice for PT on Beacon Hill and in Washington DC.  The coordinated efforts of professional lobbyists, APTA staff resources, chapter leaders and the grassroots means your voice will be heard in critical policy discussions.  

Visit and consider donating to the MA PT PAC

Since APTA's Creation in 1921, Massachusetts has played an active role in moving our profession forward.

Click here to review our history

APTA members have unlimited access to Evidence Based Resources.  Use the search tool to help get you the resources.

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