All sessions will give you the knowledge you need to stay up to date on the latest evidence-based research and help you to advance your knowledge and improve client outcomes.
Wednesday sessions that provide you the opportunity to deeply explore your areas of interest. *Separate registration required.
Multiple perspectives on topical areas in scientific research.
Hands-on, interactive opportunities that explore high- and low-technology products that help to enhance client participation in occupations across the lifespan.
Cutting-edge research and the opportunity to discuss the findings one-on-one with the presenter.
50-minute facilitated discussions on specific OT-related topics.
1-hour student only sessions with essential information needed to transition to the role of new practitioner.
AOTA recognizes that attendees prefer viewing the program in more than one format. We have provided a PDF with a chronological listing of the sessions as of the date indicated. Please be aware that this will be updated on a monthly basis. This program should not be considered final.
The app will always have the most up-to-date and detailed information. On Wednesday, March 13, 2024, AOTA will provide a final version of the chronological listing of the sessions. Updates after March 13 will only be reflected in the app.
“My students’ sense of empowerment in being able to make a difference in the world, motivates me to want to be a better professor, researcher, and community citizen. The students’ passion for the profession and occupational justice is contagious and for that, I am grateful. “
“My work is inspired by a will to truly impact people’s daily life, whether by conducting meaningful research with an impact on community participation of people with neurological conditions across the life span, or through high standard teaching for OT students, providing them the best tools to be successful clinicians, and ambassadors of this amazing profession.”
“OT is one of the few disciplines that formally addresses the meaningfulness of animals to people. OTs can impact our clients ability to care for and interact with their beloved pets, can incorporate animal assisted therapy into sessions, and can learn to evaluate clients potential for assistance dogs as an assistive technology option.”
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The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) is the national professional association established in 1917 to represent the interests and concerns of occupational therapy practitioners and students of occupational therapy and to improve the quality of occupational therapy services.
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