§ 36-31-1 Definition of terms
§ 36-31-2 Occupational therapy committee–Appointment–Terms–Duties–Qualifications
§ 36-31-3 Practice or representation as occupational therapist by unlicensed person as misdemeanor
§ 36-31-4 Certain activities not proscribed or restricted
§ 36-31-5 Limited permit–Duration–Renewal
§ 36-31-6 Application for licensure–Requirements
§ 36-31-7 Waiver of education requirements
§ 36-31-8 Additional waiver provisions
§ 36-31-9 Requirements for foreign-trained occupational therapists or assistants
§ 36-31-10 Issuance of license upon payment of fee
§ 36-31-11 Expiration of license–Renewal–Fee–Restoration of forfeited license–Time limit–Continuing competency requirements
§ 36-31-12 Fees
§ 36-31-13 Promulgation of rules
§ 36-31-14 Grounds for revocation, suspension, or cancellation of license
§ 36-31-15 Initiation of license cancellation, revocation, or suspension proceedings
§ 36-31-16 Majority of board members to be present at license cancellation, revocation, suspension, or reissuance proceedings–When majority vote required
§ 36-31-18 Appeal from decision of board
§ 36-31-19 When license may be reissued or reinstated–Provision for automatic reinstatement
§ 36-31-20 Maintenance of record book–Admissibility of records and licenses in evidence–Copies of records to be furnished on request–Fee
§ 36-31-21 Additional duties of board–Criminal prosecutions–Civil actions
§ 36-31-22 Investigation and report of violations
§ 36-31-23 Action for injunction–Injunction as alternative to criminal proceedings–Election
§ 36-31-24 Violation of chapter as misdemeanor
§ 36-31-25 Limit on board expenditures
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 36 > Chapter 31 - Occupational Therapists

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