Carmen, I understand your point about working with a new grad without an "R" However, many states will allow you to practice on a temporary license under supervision of fully licensed therapist while you are waiting to take the test or waiting for your scores. I practiced for about 6 weeks on my temp license (and my temp license was good for 90-120 days. I can't remember which). I can attest that while getting my "R" was a big deal to myself and others who understood what I had to go through to get it, my patients didn't notice a major change in my ability to practice. Breanne K. Hart, M.S. OTR/L Occupational Therapist Bay Medical Center --------------------------------------------------------
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