The National Board
for Certification in Occupational Therapy recently issued a reminder about
Occupational Therapy Eligibility Determination (OTED) standards. The OTED
processes applications from non-US trained Occupational Therapists. The
criteria for submitting an OTED application is that the foreign-trained OT must
have an educational background that is comparable to a US-entry Occupational
Therapist. This entry standard has been a master’s degree since January
1, 2013.
OTED now reminds applicants
that after July 31, 2013 all applications will be closed unless the application
includes evidence that a US-equivalent Master’s Degree has been obtained.
Documentary evidence includes:
- Official school
transcript
- Official
Course Syllabi with descriptions
- Verification of
Academic Credential Form
- Program Director
Form
- Verification
of OT License, Registration, Certification or Other Form of Official
Government Recognition Request form
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