Which action would NOT result in suspension or revocation of a PTA license?

Choosing to waive health insurance deductibles knowingly, while potentially unethical, does not automatically lead to the suspension or revocation of a PTA license in the same way that the other actions do. The actions of conviction of a felony, obtaining a license through fraud, and violating the APTA code of ethics directly violate laws, regulations, or professional standards set forth for licensed practitioners. These breaches compromise the integrity of the practice and the trust placed in health care professionals, leading to severe disciplinary actions like suspension or revocation.

In contrast, while waiving health insurance deductibles may raise concerns around ethics and billing practices, it is not a direct violation of licensing statutes or regulations specific to physical therapist assistants. This action could potentially be addressed through administrative or civil penalties rather than direct disciplinary actions related to licensure. Hence, it is the action that would not result in the severe consequence of losing one's PTA license.