Which factor is NOT required to be reported by a licensee regarding criminal activity?

In Ohio, licensees are required to report specific criminal activities that have a direct impact on their ability to practice safely and ethically. A conviction of a felony must be reported as it reflects serious legal consequences that jeopardize public trust and safety. Criminal investigations and positive drug screenings must also be disclosed since they indicate potential issues in a professional's conduct which could affect patient care.

However, a conviction of a misdemeanor that is not related to the practice of physical therapy does not typically fall within the reporting requirements. This is because such misdemeanors do not necessarily reflect on an individual's ability to perform their professional duties or indicate a threat to the health and safety of the public. For this reason, the reporting of a misdemeanor conviction, provided it does not pertain to the practice, is not mandated, making it the correct answer in this context.