I think that is well said- we need to take the initiative to become "more 
professionally" recognized or be looked at as less
Ryan Can, OTR/L

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> Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 16:42:07 +0000
> Subject: Re: [OTlist] Discontinuing The "R/L" in "OTR/L"
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> I think it is a basic responsibility to inform our consumers of our good 
> standing with our credentialing and licensing bodies. There are thousands of 
> health care practitioners that are causing harm to consumers. . Registration 
> and license holds practitioners accountable. We should all advocate for this 
> accountability and responsibility to our clients. How do we expect to get 
> recognition if we don't even want to hold ourselves accountable to the people 
> we serve?
> I would not even think of receiving the services of a doctor or nurse, etc 
> who does not have a license. I even tell my clientss to beware of 
> OT's/PT's/SLP"s practicing without a license...How would you hold them 
> responsible/accountable...?
> Carmen
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> > Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2008 06:12:32 -0400
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > To: [email protected]
> > Subject: [OTlist] Discontinuing The "R/L" in "OTR/L"
> > 
> > When  I  decided to not renenw my NBCOT registration I lost the "R" in
> > my  credential. For professional reasons I also stopped using the "L".
> > Now,  I  just  sign "Ron Carson MHS, OT". While not all states require
> > licensure, I still don't understand the need or even the desire to put
> > the  "L"  in  our  signature.  Maybe years ago when the profession was
> > first  getting  licensed, but surely there is no good reason today. To
> > me,  it's  confusing and detracts from our title of "OT". So, why does
> > our  profession  put "R/L", "R", or "L" in our credential? Does anyone
> > else not use the "L"?
> > 
> > Ron
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