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License Listings (Roster Requests)

The Maryland Board of Occupational Therapy Practice offers a listing of active occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants licensed in the State of Maryland. These alphabetical listings are offered and emailed in an Excel 2013 file format or ASCII text file format. They can also be filtered to contain only Maryland residents. The cost per licensee type is $55. These listings only contain names and addresses. We do not share email addresses.

You can print and mail in the request form and payment.

(Please allow 4 weeks for your completed request to be delivered.)

Public Information: This notice is given to comply with State Government Article §10-624 (as amended by Chapter 4, Acts 2000, effective October 1, 2000):

The information collected on the license application form and the license renewal form is collected for the purposes of the Board's functions under the Md. Health Gen. Code Ann., Title 10. Failure to provide the information may result in the denial of your application for an initial or renewed license. You have a right to inspect, amend, and correct this information. The Board may permit inspection of this information, or make it available to others, only as permitted by federal and State law. The Board may sell or provide a list of licensees' names and addresses to professional associations and other entities. Under the Maryland Public Information Act, Md. State Government Code Ann. 10-617, you may request in writing that your name be omitted from such lists.