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- MAOT Annual Conference 2012 - October 26th
Posted:1/5/2012
MAOT is currently accepting Call for Papers for our
Annual/Fall Conference 2012 &
Spring Conference 2013 Conferences
Do you have something to share with other Occupational Therapy professionals; work in an expanding Occupational Therapy field; or have a new twist on a traditional Occupational Therapy skill?
MAOT Conference Committee is accepting papers for Presentations and Posters to its annual Fall Conference scheduled for October 28, 2012 at the Four Point Sheraton Norwood and for its Annual Spring Conference to be scheduled in March/April 2013 at a location in Central Mass.
Please click here for Call for Papers printable form. Deadline for Call for papers is March 30th.
- Spring Conference Testimonial
Posted:8/1/2011
Successful outcome to Spring Conference Mobility Course!
Read Here! - State Spotlight: Massachusetts
Posted:7/19/2011
The Massachusetts OT Association work to build on recent successes
ADVANCE for Occupational Therapy Practitioners
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Ellie Meyers Driving Letter - Read or Buy School Guidelines
Posted:11/16/2009
School Guidelines - Read
- Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant
Posted:
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- Two Training Programs
Posted: 11/29/2011
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About MAOT
Bylaws - Executive Board Members - Affiliation Agreement
Strategic Plan - MAOT Volunteer Positions
The Massachusetts Association for Occupational Therapy
(MAOT) provides a professional network for its members while developing and preserving occupational therapy as a profession. MAOT serves the interests of its members by representing the profession to the public and promoting better access to, and understanding of, occupational therapy.
MAOT has historically provided leadership and direction to move our profession forward. Our organization also strives to enhance communication among Massachusetts occupational therapy personnel by posting on this website
- news,
- special interest group meetings,
- continuing education and employment opportunities, and
- clinical and regulatory developments.
MAOT is a volunteer organization run by its members. It is through their dedicated service that this organization remains effective. It is through the professional and dedicated service of the many hundreds of occupation therapists throughout Massachusetts that occupational therapy is viewed as vital in helping individuals, including the elderly, children, and the disabled to lead independent, satisfying, and productive lives..
MAOT is committed to serving the needs of occupational therapy personnel in Massachusetts. This association has many projects which cannot be completed without your help. These projects affect you, your career, and your profession. Please help support and strengthen MAOT by learning more about us and becoming a member if you are not already.
