Vermont Occupational Therapist CE category requirements

How the continuing competence hours CE requirement breaks down by category for occupational therapists in Vermont, sourced from the official board.

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Required categories

Directly related to delivery of occupational therapy services (at least 50%)
10h

20 hours per two-year renewal period; at least 50% (10 hours) must be directly related to delivery of OT services. The 50% direct-service requirement is longstanding VT policy (cited in California Board of OT materials) and was retained in the rules effective 2026-07-17. First renewal after initial licensure is prorated: 10 hours per full year of licensure; no requirement if licensed one year or less, 10 hours if held more than one but less than two years. Extensions or waivers possible for illness, hardship, or extenuating circumstances (§3.3(b)–(c)).

Official source: Vermont Admin. Rules for OTs and OTAs, §§3.1–3.3 (via Cornell LII; 2026 amendment retained the 50% direct-service rule)

⚠️Board rules change. Verify every figure against the official source before relying on it.

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