Quiz: Ohio Occupational Therapy Licensure Board: 2024 Updates and Ethics
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Changes to the Ohio Administrative Code are sent out for public input three times before they can be adopted.
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The OT Compact allows a compact privilege holder for the state of Ohio to practice occupational therapy the same way a license would.
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The OT Section of the OTPTAT Board encourages OT practitioners to give their cell phone numbers to patients to facilitate good customer service.
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The OT Section of the OTPTAT Board’s mission includes advocacy in advancing the practice of occupational therapy.
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Under the OT Practice Act, if you know that an occupational therapy practitioner is acting unethically due to mental health or substance use impairment, you are required to report that person to:
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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