Authorizes licensed occupational therapists in New York to form a university faculty practice corporation for clinical instruction.
The bill amends the not-for-profit corporation law to allow licensed occupational therapists who are faculty members at a college or university with an accredited occupational therapy program to create a university faculty practice corporation. This corporation will support the educational mission by providing clinical instruction and supervision for occupational therapy students, interns, and residents. The corporation must operate in compliance with section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code and the faculty practice plan of the school.
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