May a general business corporation employ occupational therapists and/or occupational therapy assistants?
Only a person licensed or otherwise exempt may practice occupational therapy or use the title “occupational therapist.” There is no exemption for a general business corporation to either use the title “occupational therapist” or practice occupational therapy. Inasmuch as a general business corporation acts through its employees, no employee of a general business corporation may offer occupational therapy services to the public or hold out as practicing occupational therapy.
