§ 33-40-111 — Foreign trained applicants; applicants from other states and territories

(a) Occupational therapists and occupational therapy
assistants trained outside of the United States and its
possessions shall satisfy the examination requirements of W.S.
33-40-107 to be licensed under this act. The board shall require
these applicants to meet the standards established in W.S. 33-
40-106.
(b) The board shall, to the extent necessary, waive
examination, education, and continuing education requirements
and grant a license under this act to any applicant who presents
proof of current licensure or regulation as an occupational
therapist or occupational therapy assistant in another state,
the District of Columbia, or territory of the United States
whose standards for licensure or regulation include passage of
the examination required for licensure under this act and who
has not been disciplined in the other jurisdiction for
unprofessional conduct or a similar offense. The board may grant
licensure to an applicant who has been disciplined for
unprofessional conduct if in the board's judgment the
unprofessional conduct was sufficiently minor, has been
rectified or is sufficiently in the past so as not to present a
risk to the welfare or safety of Wyoming patients.