Michigan HB4104 modifies occupational therapist licensure to include the occupational therapy licensure compact.

Michigan HB4104 amends the occupational therapist licensure process to incorporate the occupational therapy licensure compact. This bill authorizes occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants holding a compact privilege to practice in Michigan. The Michigan Board of Occupational Therapists is created, consisting of five licensed occupational therapists and four public members, including a physician. The board's members serve four-year terms. The bill also defines key terms and outlines the scope of occupational therapy practice.

Michigan HB4104 modifies occupational therapist licensure to include the occupational therapy licensure compact.

Michigan HB4104 amends the occupational therapist licensure process to incorporate the occupational therapy licensure compact. This bill authorizes occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants holding a compact privilege to practice in Michigan. The Michigan Board of Occupational Therapists is created, consisting of five licensed occupational therapists and four public members, including a physician. The board's members serve four-year terms. The bill also defines key terms and outlines the scope of occupational therapy practice.