Florida Occupational Therapist / Occupational Therapy Assistant CE Requirements
Florida OT/OTA CE Requirements
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Requirements at a Glance
| OT | OTA | |
|---|---|---|
| Deadline | February 28, 2027 | February 28, 2027 |
| CE Hours | 26 credits every 2 years, 12 allowed online. | 26 credits every 2 years, 12 allowed online. |
| Licensure Deadline | February 28th on odd numbered years | February 28th on odd numbered years |
| CE Overview | OTs need 26 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of laws and rules and 2 credits of preventing medical errors required. 1 credit HIV/Aids required on first renewal. The license cycle ends February 28th on odd numbered years. | OTAs need 26 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of laws and rules and 2 credits of preventing medical errors required. 1 credit HIV/Aids required on first renewal. The license cycle ends February 28th on odd numbered years. |
| State Board | Florida Board of Occupational Therapy Practice | Florida Board of Occupational Therapy Practice |
| Reporting | Reports to CE Broker for FL OTs licensed in Florida. | Reports to CE Broker for FL OTAs licensed in Florida. |
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FLORIDA BOARD OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PRACTICE
OT CE Overview
OTs need 26 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of laws and rules and 2 credits of preventing medical errors required. 1 credit HIV/Aids required on first renewal. The license cycle ends February 28th on odd numbered years.
OTA CE Overview
OTAs need 26 credits every 2 years. 2 credits of laws and rules and 2 credits of preventing medical errors required. 1 credit HIV/Aids required on first renewal. The license cycle ends February 28th on odd numbered years.
Summit Professional Education reports to CE Broker for OT/OTAs licensed in Florida.
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