In many states the "L" designates that the you have a minimal standard that has been approved by a governing body of professionals. I do support NBCOT and therefore the "R" has never been an issue for me, As a professional that trains students after they pass the course they can be an "OT" the R/L states that you are beyond that. More than just graduated. I think it builds consumer confidence and adds credibility to your name. Susan
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