Updates requirements for licensure in occupational therapy.

This New Jersey bill (S 3931) updates occupational therapy licensure requirements. It requires licensed occupational therapists and assistants to complete continuing competence and professional development activities to renew their licenses, with standards established by the Division of Consumer Affairs and the Occupational Therapy Advisory Council. The bill expands the definition of occupational therapy services to include new areas like LGBTQIA+ issues, pelvic health, and environmental sustainability, while removing the previous requirement for applicants to submit proof of fieldwork completion. Additionally, it updates the Occupational Therapy Advisory Council structure, requiring at least four annual meetings and limiting members to three consecutive terms.