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Other Names
Former Names and other names used in practice.
Registration Categories and Statuses
Practicing
Currently licensed to practice as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan.
Restricted Practising
Currently licensed to practice as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan but has limits on their practice (supervised practice) until they successfully pass the prescribed examination.
Temporary Practising
Able to participate in, teach, or instruct a course, workshop, seminar, or other program involving client contact of two weeks or less duration and is currently registered to practice Occupational Therapy in another Canadian jurisdiction.
Extended Access
Not licensed to practice as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan. Able to provide telepractice (remote) services to a person physically situated in Saskatchewan while maintaining a valid licence or permit to practice in another Canadian jurisdiction.
Non-Practicing
Not licensed to practice as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan; in good standing with the SCOT.
Inactive
Former SCOT Registrant has resigned their membership/registration and licence (if applicable) or Occupational Therapy license has lapsed; not licensed to practice as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan.
Resigned
Former SCOT Registrant has resigned their membership/registration and licence (if applicable).
Conditions
Currently licensed to practice as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan but has requirements on their license to practice.
Licensure Agreement
If there are any conditions on a registrant’s practice, they will be listed here. E.g., Supervised practice.
Voluntary Non-Practice/Surrender Agreements
Occupational Therapist voluntarily enters into an agreement with the SCOT to cease practicing as an Occupational Therapist in Saskatchewan for a period of time.
Required Education
Occupational Therapist is required to complete a specific continuing education or remediation program.
Consensual Complaint Resolution Agreements (CCRA)/Undertaking
Occupational Therapist has conditions and/or restrictions on their license to practice in Saskatchewan.
Discipline Hearing
Occupational Therapist is referred for potential disciplinary action related to professional misconduct and/or professional incompetence.
Disciplinary Decision
Occupational Therapist has condition(s) and/or restriction(s) on their license to practice in Saskatchewan.
Caution
Occupational Therapist is required to appear before the committee in person to discuss concerns about the Occupational Therapist’s practice/conduct.
*It is optional for registrants to list their employment information publicly. This service is provided to registrants and the public to search for individual occupational therapists to verify their status. The information is not to be used for any commercial, marketing, or fundraising purposes.
It is each registrant’s responsibility to ensure their information is accurate and current. Registrants can update their information through the profile update located on the registrant portal.
The Occupational Therapy Registry does not provide information about the following:
- Fees or rates for occupational therapy services.
- Where or when the occupational therapist obtained their occupational therapy education.
- Any additional training, courses, or certifications the occupational therapist may have obtained after their occupational therapy graduation.
- Whether the occupational therapist treats a specific condition or provides a particular service.
- Gender, ethnicity, or age of the occupational therapist.
- Whether the occupational therapist currently works with support personnel sometimes called occupational therapist assistants.
A list of registered professional corporations is provided separately on the Saskatchewan College of Occupational Therapists website on the Corporate Registry.
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