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The purpose of OOTA is to promote and improve the practice, study, research, and dissemination of knowledge of occupational therapy in the State of Oklahoma.
AOTA is currently seeking volunteer OT private practices willing to participate in a Medicare project to develop quality measures applicable to the occupational therapy profession. They are seeking to identify 10 – 15 private practices that treat Medicare patients nationally. This project is being run by a Medicare contractor called Quality Insights of Pennsylvania (QIP). Click here for more information
OOTA's next Quarterly meeting titled Healthy Lifestyles & Balanced Living for Occupational Well-Being: Evidence & Clinical Applications will be held in both OKC and Tulsa on April 19th. . Click on this link for details about the event.
Members the OOTA bylaws are currently in the process of revision. You can read about the proposed changes on the bylaws page of this site. Comments should be directed to Sharon Sanderson. Voting will occur at the next Quarterly meeting.
Congratulations to Mary Isaacson, Oklahoma Occupational Therapist of the Year and to Sharon Sanderson Burgin, OOTA Service Award winner. (Image on left of Mary Isaacson accepting her award from OOTA president Toby Hamilton).
OUHSC DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES - CONTINUING EDUCATION. Click here for a listing of on-going continuing education.
OT students and practitioners participate in Backpack Awareness Day. Click here for a description and images.
Consumers need help making your home accessible. Contact an occupational therapist. Click here for providers of home modification services.
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Thanks to all those who
participated in the OOTA Annual Conference in Tulsa.