“Breaking News! As many of you know, there was a committee, the Office of Regulatory Reinvention (ORR) formed in Michigan by Governor Snyder to look at improving efficiency and streamlining of government. One of the proposals put forth by that committee was to repeal licensure for OT’s and replace it with NBCOT as the
Membership Benefits When you join MiOTA, you are making a statement that you support the profession of OT in Michigan. The member benefits are as follows:
Miota conference Part 2 this segment contains question and answer topics regarding Guidelines and matter's with the State. Attached you will find a presentation given by Amy Lamb on May 14th, 2013 at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The presentation reviews the proposal of de-regulation within the state of Michigan. Feel free to share this information with other Occupational Therapists. Special thank you to Amy Lamb and Kathleen Garvey for their presentation and Erin Muston-Firsch for organizing the event. CLICK HERE
Attached you will find a presentation given by Amy Lamb on May 14th, 2013 at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The presentation reviews the proposal of de-regulation within the state of Michigan. Feel free to share this information with other Occupational Therapists. CLICK HERE Special thank you to Amy Lamb and Kathleen Garvey for their presentation and Erin Muston-Firsch for organizing the event.
New for MiOTA Members! Scholarship opportunities are now available. Applications due August 1, 2013. Awards will occur in the fall of 2013. Please complete 3 forms below. MiOTA Scholarship Application ltrhead MiOTA_Scholarship_Check_List MiOTA_Scholarship_Instructions ltrhead
Mi-OTA Michigan Occupational Therapy Association Part 1 Attached you will find a presentation given by Amy Lamb on May 14th, 2013 at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The presentation reviews the proposal of de-regulation within the state of Michigan. Feel free to share this information with other Occupational Therapists. Special thank you to Amy
Miota conference Part 2 this segment contains question and answer topics regarding Guidelines and matter’s with the State. Attached you will find a presentation given by Amy Lamb on May 14th, 2013 at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The presentation reviews the proposal of de-regulation within the state of Michigan. Feel free to share
MIOTA Conference Part 3 Q&A Attached you will find a presentation given by Amy Lamb on May 14th, 2013 at the University of Michigan Medical Center. The presentation reviews the proposal of de-regulation within the state of Michigan. Feel free to share this information with other Occupational Therapists. Special thank you to Amy Lamb
Every year at the annual conference awards for outstanding performance in Occupational Therapy within the state of Michigan is recognized. Please keep this in mind. Look for forms to be posted in near future. Awards Descriptions and Form
Deadlines for MiOTA Newsletter Submissions Summer: July 01, 2013 Fall: October 01, 2013 Winter: January 01, 2014 Spring: April 01, 2014 If you have an idea to share and are a MiOTA member please contact: Donna Case at casedo@northvilleschools.org
Click here for meeting minutes. May 8 SW Chapter Minutes
Join the Friends of OT and support advocacy efforts for OT within the state of Michigan. Friends of OT in MI letter
Despite the issue of possible de-regulation o OT; the licensure board of OT is moving forward with establishing the rules and regulations for OT licensure within the state of Michigan. On May 21, 2013 the public hearing took place. Recommendations for adjustments to the rules and regulations are being made. A follow up hearing has yet to be scheduled. Additionally
* 2013 Elections * Please note that the following positions are up for election this year: – Communications Director – Finance Director – Advocacy Director Click here for application form Nomination for MiOTA Board Position fillable form If any member has interest in any of these positions, please contact the MiOTA office. To be eligible,
