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  1. 1Which entity controls the licensing of occupational therapists and the practice of occupational therapy in Alaska?

    1. A. The State Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Board
    2. B. The Alaska Department of Health
    3. C. The National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy
    4. D. The Alaska Workers' Compensation Board

    Answer: A

    Explanation: AS 08.84.010 states that the board shall control the licensing of occupational therapists and the practice of occupational therapy. Therefore, the state board is the controlling entity. The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Pt Ot Statutes and Regulations — AS 08.84.010(b)(1)

  2. 2What national credential proof must an Alaska occupational therapist applicant submit under 12 AAC 54.600?

    1. A. Initial certification with NBCOT
    2. B. Current membership in AOTA
    3. C. Certification by a hospital association
    4. D. A state business license

    Answer: A

    Explanation: 12 AAC 54.600(5) requires proof of initial certification with the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT). The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Pt Ot Statutes and Regulations — 12 AAC 54.600(5)

  3. 3What is the maximum civil fine the Alaska board may impose for a violation under AS 08.01.075?

    1. A. $500
    2. B. $1,000
    3. C. $5,000
    4. D. $10,000

    Answer: C

    Explanation: AS 08.01.075(a)(8) authorizes the board to impose a civil fine not to exceed $5,000. The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Centralized Licensing Statutes — AS 08.01.075(a)(8)

  4. 4What mailing-address duty applies to an Alaska occupational therapy licensee?

    1. A. Maintain a current, valid mailing address on file with the division
    2. B. Use only an employer's address
    3. C. Provide no address after licensure
    4. D. Use an out-of-state address in every case

    Answer: A

    Explanation: 12 AAC 02.900(a) requires each licensee to maintain a current, valid mailing address on file with the division. The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Centralized Licensing Regulations — 12 AAC 02.900(a)

  5. 5When making professional decisions, whose interest should an occupational therapist place first?

    1. A. Maintain confidentiality of patient communication
    2. B. Act in the patient's or client's best interest
    3. C. Provide continuity when transitioning care
    4. D. Practice within the therapist's demonstrated competence

    Answer: B

    Explanation: The adopted Principles of Practice direct therapists to "Act in the best interest of the patient/client." That interest therefore controls the professional decision.

    Reference: PHY - Principles of Practice — Principle 1, item 2

  6. 6Before issuing an Alaska occupational therapist license, what applicant-related determination must the board make?

    1. A. That the applicant has completed a private employer's hiring process
    2. B. That the applicant has obtained voluntary professional-association membership
    3. C. That the applicant meets the governing statutory and regulatory qualifications
    4. D. That the applicant has secured a particular Alaska practice location

    Answer: C

    Explanation: AS 08.84.010(b)(2) directs the board to pass on qualifications of applicants for licensure. The governing determination is whether the applicant meets the statutory and regulatory qualifications. The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Pt Ot Statutes and Regulations — AS 08.84.010(b)(2)

  7. 7What licensure-verification package must an Alaska occupational therapist applicant provide?

    1. A. A notarized professional reference from one eligible instructor or health professional
    2. B. Direct verification from every licensing jurisdiction, including one current license in good standing
    3. C. Initial national certification proof sent as part of the occupational therapist application
    4. D. Recent-competence proof showing qualifying service, examination, or internship activity

    Answer: B

    Explanation: 12 AAC 54.600(3) requires verification sent directly to the department from each jurisdiction and showing at least one current license in good standing. The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Pt Ot Statutes and Regulations — 12 AAC 54.600(3)

  8. 8After an Alaska board summarily suspends a license for a clear and immediate danger, how soon must a requested appeal hearing be held?

    1. A. Within seven days
    2. B. Within 30 days
    3. C. Within 60 days
    4. D. Within one year

    Answer: A

    Explanation: AS 08.01.075(c) permits summary suspension for a clear and immediate danger and requires a requested hearing not later than seven days after the date of the appeal. The cited official text uses the term "license".

    Reference: Centralized Licensing Statutes — AS 08.01.075(c)

  9. 9Which contact-information changes must an Alaska licensee report to the division?

    1. A. Physical address, mailing address, and electronic mail address
    2. B. Legal name, supporting legal document, and name-change fee
    3. C. Application form, records release, and licensure verification
    4. D. Renewal form, renewal fees, and continuing-competency prerequisites

    Answer: A

    Explanation: 12 AAC 02.900(b) requires notice of a change to the licensee's "physical address, mailing address, or electronic mail address" on file.

    Reference: Centralized Licensing Regulations — 12 AAC 02.900(b)

  10. 10When is an occupational therapist professionally qualified to provide a service?

    1. A. Adherence to national core values and ethical standards
    2. B. Education, training, and professional experience demonstrating competence
    3. C. Supervision of support personnel during delegated work
    4. D. Continuity of service when transitioning a client's care

    Answer: B

    Explanation: The Principles limit services to the practitioner's "level of competence" as demonstrated by education, training, and professional experience.

    Reference: PHY - Principles of Practice — Principle 1, item 3

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  • Physical Therapists and Occupational Therapists
  • Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy
  • Centralized Licensing
  • General Occupational Licensing Functions
  • State Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Board Principles of Practice

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