Occupational therapy licensure and application requirements modification

SF 2571 updates Minnesota's occupational therapy licensure rules by adding clear definitions for key terms. The bill defines ACOTE (the accrediting body for occupational therapy education), NBCOT (the certifying body), "continuing competence," and "face-to-face supervision" to clarify requirements. These changes directly affect occupational therapists and assistants applying for or renewing their licenses in Minnesota. The bill standardizes statutory language without altering core licensure processes, making requirements more explicit for practitioners and regulators.