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Vermont OTA requires 20 hours per 2 years. Source: Vermont Office of Professional Regulation, last checked .
Published by Continuing Education Tracking App.
Vermont OTA: 20 hours per 2 years, from the cited board or certifier source. First renewal is exempt except 10 hours. Confirm on the regulator site before renewing.
Tracking aid only — not legal advice. Always confirm with Vermont Office of Professional Regulation.
20 hours
Source: Vermont Office of Professional Regulation, last checked October 17, 2026.
First renewal is exempt except 10 hours. First renewal after initial licensure: 10 hours per full year. Held one year or less: 0 hours. Held more than one year but less than two: 10 hours.
2 years
Vermont Office of Professional Regulation
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 | — | Vermont Office of Professional Regulation |
| Renewal cycle | 2 years | 24 months | Vermont Office of Professional Regulation |
| Continuing Education Hours | ≥ 20 | A total of 20 hours of continuing competence shall be earned in a two year renewal period. An occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant who is renewing his or her license for the first time after initial licensure is subject to a 10 hour continuing competence requirement per full year of licensure. If the license has been held for one year or less, no continuing competence is required. First renewal: 0 hours if held one year or less; 10 hours if held more than one year but less than two. Renewal deadline: May 31 of even-numbered years. Source: https://outside.vermont.gov/dept/sos/office_professional_regulation/professions/occupational_therapy/occupational_therapy_administrative_rules.pdf | Vermont Office of Professional Regulation |
Vermont Office of Professional Regulation 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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