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Dry needling in Nevada: the rules for physical therapists

Nevada law defines dry needling for PTs (NRS 640.014), and the board's rules (NAC 640.552) set the training you must prove to the board before you start.

Allowedfor PTs
At least 150 hours of didactic education and training, including at least 25 hours of in-person postgraduate coursework with written and practical examstraining before you start

Rules to know

Official sources

A plain-language summary, last checked October 24, 2026. Dry needling rules change often and some states regulate it through board statements rather than law, so confirm with your board before you dry needle. OTs and athletic trainers have their own rules.

Dry needling courses in Nevada

4 upcoming in-person courses. Make sure a course's hours and format meet Nevada's rules before you register.

November 2026

  1. Fri–Sun, Nov 6–8, 2026 · 3 days Dry Needling Level 1 (DN-1) $1,095 · 27 contact hrs · Las Vegas Master Dry NeedlingDry Needling Details and registration

December 2026

  1. Sat–Sun, Dec 12–13, 2026 · 2 days Functional Dry Needling Level 2 (2-Day) Price on provider site · Las Vegas Evidence in Motion· University of Nevada Las VegasDry Needling Details and registration
  2. Fri–Sun, Dec 18–20, 2026 · 3 days Dry Needling 1 (DN-1) $895 · Las Vegas AAMT· Las Vegas, NVDry Needling Details and registration

February 2027

  1. Fri–Sun, Feb 19–21, 2027 · 3 days Dry Needling 2 (DN-2) $895 · Las Vegas AAMT· Las Vegas, NVDry Needling Details and registration

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Common questions

Can physical therapists dry needle in Nevada?

Yes. Nevada law defines dry needling for PTs (NRS 640.014), and the board's rules (NAC 640.552) set the training you must prove to the board before you start.

How much training do PTs need to dry needle in Nevada?

At least 150 hours of didactic education and training, including at least 25 hours of in-person postgraduate coursework with written and practical exams.

More for Nevada clinicians

Dry needling rules in other states