Senate advances occupational-therapy licensure compact, flags small revenue impact and implementation costs
Lawmakers advanced H247, the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact, noting it would ease cross-state practice for occupational therapists, include a $50 remote-state privilege fee and a $180 in-state fee, carry roughly $19,000 in annual revenue loss, and require about $10,000 implementation costs to the Secretary of State.
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The Vermont Senate on April 19 heard committee reports and advanced H247, which would adopt the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact to ease cross-border licensing for occupational therapists and address labor shortages.
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