Professions and occupations; occupational therapy compact; multi-state license; Commission; duties; expectations; rulemaking; codification; effective date.

Summary

The bill establishes a compact that lets licensed occupational therapists and assistants work in any other state that joins the agreement, while keeping Oklahoma’s licensing authority. It defines key terms, sets up a data system, and creates a commission to oversee the compact. The goal is to improve public access to therapy services, especially via telehealth and for military families.

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