Surf these sites: Arizona -- The mission of the Arizona Occupational Therapy Association is to promote and support excellence and professionalism among occupational therapy practitioners, and to collaborate with community members, healthcare providers, educators, legislators and reimbursement sources to facilitate activities and environments that enhance the occupational performance of patients and clients served. California -- WELCOME to the home page for the Occupational Therapy Association of California. Here you will find information about your state association and what it has to offer you. You will be able to locate a listing of your association''s leadership, membership information, and educational offerings as well. Colorado -- Welcome! You have found the home page for the Occupational Therapy Association of Colorado. We invite you to browse through the many listings where you will find information about our Membership, Association Leadership, and Educational Activities. Florida -- The mission of FOTA is to serve as a collective body to support, develop, and to represent the occupational therapy professional for the advancement of the practice and to better serve the consumer. Indiana -- The Mission of the Indiana Occupational Therapy Association is to support its members in the provision of quality therapy services to the community at large by: Representing the profession to the public; Expanding access to services; Providing education; and Advocating for occupational therapy consumers. Kentucky -- The mission of the Kentucky Occupational Therapy Association is to support a professional community for members and to develop and preserve the validity and relevance of the profession. The organization serves the interests of its members, promotes access to occupational therapy, and represents the profession to the public. Maine -- The Maine Occupational Therapy Association is committed to the fostering of continued competence of occupational therapy practitioners, to serve as a state resource, to further the practice of occupational therapy through research and study, and to have an impact on the legislative, medical, and reimbursement communities as consumer and professional advocates. Michigan -- The Michigan Occupational Therapy Association (MOTA) represents the occupational therapy profession in the state of Michigan and assists consumers in their access to occupational therapy services. MOTA is an advocate for the profession as it relates to issues of legislation, reimbursement for services, scope of practice, research, continuing education and public awareness of occupational therapy. MOTA is committed to providing its members with services that will enhance their professional efficacy. Minnesota -- The Minnesota Occupational Therapy Association (MOTA) was established in 1922 at Glen Lake Sanatorium with a membership of ten to fifteen occupational therapists. Its purpose then, as well as today, was to promote practice, education and research within the profession of occupational therapy. Mississippi -- The objective of the Mississippi Occupational Therapy Association (MSOTA) is to further the purposes of advancement of occupational therapy in order to enhance the health of the public in its medical, community, and educational environments through research, education, action, service, and establishments and reinforcements through research, education, action, service and establishments, and reinforcements of standards. New York -- NYSOTA, which represents 1,700 members, is affiliated with the American Occupational Therapy Association. NYSOTA strives to: Support professional ethics and discipline; Promote the standing of occupational therapy as a viable profession in New York State; Foster the highest capability of occupational therapy practitioners to meet the need of changes in society and health care provisions; Advance research and education in occupational therapy. OOTA Home Page -- Ohio Occupational Therapy Association Occupational Therapy Assoc. of Oregon -- Homepage for the OTAO. Local information and links of interest for occupational therapists Oklahoma -- The purpose of the Oklahoma Occupational Therapy Association in furtherance of high standards of education, training, and practice is to act as an advocate for occupational therapy to enhance the health of the public in its medical, community, and educational environments through research, education, action, service, and enforcement of standards. Pennsylvania -- POTA will serve and support its membership by providing opportunities for: Mentoring, professional networking and lifelong learning Development of excellence in changing practice models, education and research Leadership development and recognition for service to the profession South Dakota -- Site has basic information about the South Dakota Occupational Therapy Association. Tennessee -- The Tennessee O.T. Association is dedicated to providing practitioners and consumers current information about our profession. Texas -- The Mission of the TOTA is to be responsive to the professional development, information needs, and educational requirements of its members; to advance and improve the practice of occupational therapy for the benefit of the consumers; and to anticipate and respond to the organizational, political, economic and social features of the health care delivery system at the local, state and national levels. Utah -- The mission of the Utah Occupational Therapy Association (UOTA) is to serve the interests of its members, to support the professional community, to create visibility, and to increase utilization of OT services to serve our varied client population with the best practice and professionalism. Vermont -- The purpose of VOTA is to act as an advocate for Occupational Therapy in order to enhance the health of the public in its medical, community, and educational environment through research, education, action and service. Virginia -- VOTA is a volunteer membership organization and the local affiliate of the American Occupational Therapy Association. The object of this Association is to act as an advocate for occupational therapy in order to enhance the health of the public in its medical, community, and educational environments through research, education, action, service, and through the establishment and enforcement of standards. Washington -- The Washington Occupational Therapy Association (WOTA) supports the professional community of therapists and promotes improved access to occupational therapy (OT) services. If you are a therapist, would like to apply for admission to an occupational therapy school or believe you or someone you know may benefit from OT services, this site will provide information for you.
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