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APPLICATION FORMS REINSTATEMENT OF LICENSE
FEES for APPLICATIONS FOREIGN TRAINED?
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE? NO TEMPORARY LICENSES
NAME CHANGES?
CONTINUING EDUCATION
LIMITED PERMITS AVAILABLE
APPLICATION FORMS
For an OT Application Form use the link below:
 
For a copy of the OT application form in word click here  
 
 

For an OT Assistant Application Form use the link below
 
For an OT Assistant application form in word click here.  

FEES for APPLICATIONS
We do not pro-rate fees; you pay either for a one year or a two year license
 
If the license is issued before March, 2009: The license is valid until May, 2010.
You pay the application fee and second year license fee.
 
If the license is issued after March 1, 2009:  The license is valid until May, 2010.
You pay the application fee only and not the second year fee. 
 
CLARIFICATION NOTE:
We license in even years:  May 2008 to May 2010.
 
-  If you apply at the beginning of a two year licensure period,
       you will pay the application fee, plus the second year fee.
-  If you apply during the second year of the two year licensure period,
       you will pay only the application fee and not the second year fee. 
 
In July 2007 the renewal fees were reduced: 
 
The fee for an initial Oregon occupational therapy license application is $100. 
The  renewal fee for the second year of the occupational therapy license is $85.    
(reduced from $100 a year )
 
 
The fee for the initial Oregon occupational therapy  assistant license application is $70. 
The  renewal fee for the second year of the occupational therapy assistant is $60 per year.   
(reduced from $70 a year )
 
If you are uncertain about the fees, call the Director Felicia Holgate at 971-673-0198 or e-mail Felicia.M.Holgate@state.or.us

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?
Our goal is to issue licenses after receipt of all required documents within three working days. 
 
NBCOT has an expedited process - see information with the application form. 
 
What takes longest is waiting for verifications to come in from the states where
you have been licensed in the last five years.  Be sure to pay the fee when you request
the state(s) to send verifications to the Oregon Board. 
 

NAME CHANGES?
If you have had a name change, include a copy of the legal document showing the name change.  
 
If documents will come in a different name, please make that clear on the front of your application form! 
 
Be sure to include any changes to address, telephone or e-mail.

CONTINUING EDUCATION
Be sure that you have 30 points a CE if you are applying for an OT or OTAssistant license in Oregon.
 
The only exception:  Those who just passed the NBCOT exam are exempt from the CE requirement for the first year.
 
See other information about CE on the Continuing Education bar on the left or click here.
 
Here is a copy of the CE log form to fill out.

LIMITED PERMITS AVAILABLE
Limited Permits are available only once for those who have just applied to take the NBCOT examination. 
 
It is valid only for 60 days from the date of your authorization to test letter
 
For a copy of the Limited Permit click here.

REINSTATEMENT OF LICENSE
 
If you wish to reinstate a previously held Oregon license within the last three years, click here for a copy of the OT Reinstatement application.  If you had an OT license within the last three years and can show you have the required Continuing Education, you can renew your license by sending in the application, the fee and CE information. 
 
If you have not been licensed for three years or more in any state, then you must complete a Re-Entry program or retake the NBCOT examination.  To see the new "Re-Entry Program" click here  as a means of re-education and updating your skills.  For additional information, contact the director by calling the office at 971-673-0198 or by e-mail at Felicia.M.Holgate@state.or.us  

FOREIGN TRAINED?
For information about foreign trained applicants click here.
 
Be sure to scroll down at Issues, Questions, Topics until you get to
the topic of Foreign Trained Applicants.
 

NO TEMPORARY LICENSES
The Limited Permit is the only "temporary" license we have in Oregon which allows a new graduate to work under the supervision of a licensed OT waiting for the exam results.
 
Oregon does NOT have any other temporary license.

 
Page updated: September 12, 2008

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