Florida S0914 establishes standards for occupational therapists performing dry needling, including supervision and training requirements.

Florida S0914 amends the state's statutes to establish minimum standards of practice for occupational therapists performing dry needling. This includes completing 2 years of licensed practice, 50 hours of continuing education, and 25 patient sessions under supervision. The Board of Occupational Therapy must establish additional supervision and training requirements for dry needling on the head, neck, or torso. The Department of Health must report to the Legislature by December 31, 2028, on the number of occupational therapists, those performing dry needling, and any adverse incidents.

Florida S0914 establishes standards for occupational therapists performing dry needling, including supervision and training requirements.

Florida S0914 amends the state's statutes to establish minimum standards of practice for occupational therapists performing dry needling. This includes completing 2 years of licensed practice, 50 hours of continuing education, and 25 patient sessions under supervision. The Board of Occupational Therapy must establish additional supervision and training requirements for dry needling on the head, neck, or torso. The Department of Health must report to the Legislature by December 31, 2028, on the number of occupational therapists, those performing dry needling, and any adverse incidents.