Minnesota SF2571 modifies occupational therapy licensure and application requirements, including fees and supervision standards.
Minnesota SF2571 amends occupational therapy licensure laws, modifying application requirements and fees. It sets fees for limited licensure, course approval after licensure lapse, and verification to institutions. The bill defines terms such as "occupational therapist" and "occupational therapy assistant," and outlines qualifications for board members. It specifies application procedures for initial licensure, including documentation and fees, and details supervision requirements for occupational therapy assistants.
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