NV AB106

Nevada would join the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact, allowing occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants licensed in one member state to practice in other member states through a "Compact Privilege"

Licensees seeking the Compact Privilege must hold a home state license, complete a criminal background check, pay applicable fees, meet jurisprudence requirements, and have no license encumbrances or unresolved adverse actions within 2 years

Establishes the Occupational Therapy Compact Commission as a joint public agency to administer the compact, with authority to create bylaws, promulgate rules, maintain a data system for sharing licensure information, and levy annual assessments from member states

Remote states retain authority to take adverse action against practitioners operating under the Compact Privilege within their borders, including removing privileges, imposing fines, or restricting practice

The Compact becomes effective when enacted by the tenth member state; member states may withdraw with 6 months notice after enacting a repealing statute