Renew occupational therapy license nj

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What to bring to the agency. Read more about the 6 points of ID. Additional fee is required for added endorsements or classes. What you need to do at the agency. Have your photo taken. Your new license or non-driver ID will be mailed to you. If you want to become an Occupational Therapist in New Jersey, or an Occupational Therapy Assistant you will need to follow these steps:.

For additional information about obtaining Occupational Therapy licensure in New Jersey, please complete the following steps. You may obtain such a degree at the following New Jersey schools:. Prior to licensure as an Occupational Therapy Assistant, you must complete 12 weeks of clinical occupational therapy work under the supervision of a Registered Occupational Therapist.

In order to qualify for licensure as an Occupational Therapist, you must complete at least 24 weeks of clinical occupational therapy work under the direct supervision of a Registered Occupational Therapist. If you are seeking state licensure as an Occupational Therapy Assistant, you must first become nationally certified. Please allow several weeks or months for all of the required documentation to arrive and be reviewed before a license can be issued.

If you have further questions about the OT profession in NJ, you should direct them to the following organizations:. About Us Contact Us. The Occupational Therapy Advisory Council Council requires every applicant for licensure to complete this orientation prior to issuance of a license to practice as an occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant in the State of New Jersey.

Once an applicant has met the requirements of N. Upon completion of this orientation, and all other requirements, the Council will issue a license to the applicant. The material presented provides an overview of some of the laws and regulations relevant to the practice of occupational therapy in New Jersey. The links provided allow you to read the laws and regulations. When you click on a link, do not close this window.

Simply click on the link and then close the link's window when you have finished viewing it. Many statutes and regulations that are relevant to occupational therapy in New Jersey are also listed on the Council's website. The questions are based on specific statutes and regulations. Statutes, or laws, are designated as N. The following questions address some of the statutes and regulations with which potential licensed occupational therapists should be familiar before obtaining licensure.

These are not necessarily the only New Jersey statutes and regulations that may apply to the practice of occupational therapy, but they address issues the Council believes are relevant to the majority of occupational therapists or assistants practicing in New Jersey.

The questions do not address Federal statutes or regulations with which occupational therapists may need to comply. You must answer all of the questions that follow in one online session. If you don't, you will have to start over, and complete them all at one time. When you have answered them, click the submit button on the final page. Your participation will be recorded for the Council's records.

You will also be able to print a confirmation upon submission of your answers. You may return to the orientation above to read information and click on links to web sites while you are answering the questions.