Professions and occupations; occupational therapy compact; multi-state license; Commission; duties; expectations; rulemaking; codification; effective date.

HB 3929 establishes Oklahoma's participation in the Occupational Therapy Compact, allowing licensed occupational therapists from other participating states to practice in Oklahoma without obtaining a separate state license. The bill creates a "compact privilege" that permits therapists to provide services where their patient is located (not where the therapist resides), while preserving each state's regulatory authority over licensure. Key provisions include standardized rules for license verification, sharing of disciplinary information between states, and requirements for therapists to maintain active licenses in their home state. This affects occupational therapists seeking multi-state practice opportunities and patients needing access to therapy services across state lines.