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Committee approves bill to allow occupational and physical therapists to seek administrative credentials in schools
Summary
AB 1009 would permit licensed occupational therapists (OTs) and physical therapists (PTs) working in K‑12 settings to obtain an administrative services credential; the committee advanced the measure to Appropriations.
The Senate Education Committee voted to advance AB 1009, a bill by Assemblymember Rubio that would make licensed occupational therapists (OTs) and physical therapists (PTs) eligible for the administrative services credential used for K‑12 school administrators.
Supporters said the change corrects an “accident of history” that excluded OTs and PTs when credentialing rules were first established and that…
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