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Maia has her Boards tomorrow. If she passes them, she will be a Licensed Occupational Therapist (she won't be able to practice; that requires her to be licensed, and Registered (OT L/R), which is a bit of flummery where the exmining agency, forwards her results to the Licensing Board, which passes them on to the registry of licensed OTs, and they post it. Think of the Navy List before straight Seniority was done away with. One's standing on the list depended on how quickly one's commission to Post Captian was entered).
All that being beside the case, she is having lots stress about the test. I didn't get to see her much before I left, because she was studying, and drilling, to get ready. She took a practice test (online, just pay the money and you too can see how you stack up against the Board Examination for OT, or PT. Then, with a degree, and a fee of $545, you can take the test. If you don't pass, you can pay the fee and try again in 45 days. Repeat as needed until you pass).
So some good wishes, etc., sent her way can't hurt.
All that being beside the case, she is having lots stress about the test. I didn't get to see her much before I left, because she was studying, and drilling, to get ready. She took a practice test (online, just pay the money and you too can see how you stack up against the Board Examination for OT, or PT. Then, with a degree, and a fee of $545, you can take the test. If you don't pass, you can pay the fee and try again in 45 days. Repeat as needed until you pass).
So some good wishes, etc., sent her way can't hurt.
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