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Prohibited Acts. - No person shall:
(a) Engage in the practice of occupational therapy by representing himself/herself as an occupational therapist without a valid registration, professional license, or a valid temporary/special permit granted by the Board pursuant to this Act;
(b) Represent to be an occupational therapist during the time that his/her professional license is not valid or that his/her certificate of registration has been suspended or revoked, or that his/her temporary/special permit has been cancelled;
(c) Allow anybody to use his/her certificate of registration and/or professional license and/or temporary/special permit as an occupational therapist to enable such unqualified individual to engage in the practice of occupational therapy;
(d) Use as his/her own the certificate of registration, professional license, or temporary/special permit of another person; and
(e) Violate any provision of the Code of Ethics as recommended by the accredited national organization of occupational therapists.1wphi1
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