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Occupational Therapy Licensing Board

The Role of the Board
MISSION: Supervise Occupational Therapy practice and protect the public.

The Board is responsible for protecting the health, safety and welfare
of individuals who receive Occupational Therapy services in Oregon.

The ROLE of the Oregon Occupational Therapy
Licensing Board is to:

- Investigate complaints and take appropriate action
- Make and enforce laws and rules regarding OT practice
- Establish continuing education requirements
- Process applications and issue license and renewals
- Collect fees and authorize disbursements of funds


Licensee Look Up
To verify an Oregon OT licensee:
Click on SEARCH BY to find a license by name, license number, city
Or, scroll down to brouse by specialty areas.

If you have any questions, call 971-673-0198
or e-mail Felicia.M.Holgate@state.or.us
Associations to contact about OT
Occupational Therapy
teaches Skills for
the Job of Living
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