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Rhode Island OTA requires 20 hours per 2 years. Source: Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice, last checked .
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Rhode Island OTA: 20 hours per 2 years, from the cited board or certifier source. Confirm on the regulator site before renewing.
Tracking aid only — not legal advice. Always confirm with Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice.
20 hours
Source: Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice, last checked October 17, 2026.
2 years
Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice
Category floors from the cited board or certifier source. Empty min/max means the source names a requirement without a numeric floor in our row.
| Requirement | Value | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total hours | 20 hours | — | Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice |
| Renewal cycle | 2 years | 24 months | Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice |
| Continuing Education Hours | ≥ 20 | On application for renewal of license, occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants must show proof of participation in twenty (20) hours biennially License expires March 31 of each even year. First-cycle hours are prorated. Renewal deadline: March 31 of each even year. Source: https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/rhode-island/216-RICR-40-05-12.7 | Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice |
Rhode Island Department of Health, Board of Occupational Therapy Practice Last verified against board source October 17, 2026. Rules as of October 17, 2026 is the catalog rules-as-of field, not a separate board check.
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