Massachusetts H427 establishes an interstate licensure compact for occupational therapists and assistants.
Massachusetts H427 creates an interstate licensure compact for occupational therapists and assistants, allowing them to practice across multiple states. The bill defines terms such as "Active Duty Military," "Compact Privilege," and "Occupational Therapy Compact Commission." It outlines the process for obtaining a new home state license by virtue of a compact privilege, including requirements like holding a valid unencumbered license, completing a criminal background check, and paying applicable fees.
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