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WV SB462
Bill
AI Summary
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West Virginia Board of Occupational Therapy is authorized to require state and national criminal history record checks, including fingerprint submission, for applicants seeking compact privileges to practice as occupational therapists or occupational therapy assistants
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Criminal history record check results are confidential and may only be released to the subject individual, with written authorization, or pursuant to court order; records are exempt from public records laws
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Applicants must pay the actual costs of fingerprinting and criminal history record checks
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The board must propose rules for implementing the criminal history record check requirements for consideration by the Legislature during its 2026 regular session
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Repeals §30-28-15 relating to special volunteer occupational therapist licenses and civil immunity for voluntary services rendered to indigents
Legislative Description
Permitting Board of Occupational Therapy to require criminal history record checks
Boards and Commissions
Last Action
Approved by Governor 3/24/2025
3/24/2025