Which of the following states does not license occupational therapy assistants?

In Virginia, occupational therapy assistants are not required to have a specific state license to practice. Instead, they must work under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist. This means that while they must be certified and meet national standards, Virginia does not have a licensing board specifically dedicated to occupational therapy assistants, making it different from some other states that require a formal licensing process to ensure practice standards.

In contrast, states like Indiana, Colorado, and Michigan have established licensing requirements for occupational therapy assistants, thus creating a regulatory framework that ensures these professionals meet certain educational and ethical standards before practicing.