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• Alabama Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.alota.org/
  Includes details of local education programs, special interest sections, local contacts, newsletter and continuing education courses.

• Alaska Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.akota.org/
  Includes newsletter, details of training programs, continuing education and local contacts.

• Arizona Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.arizota.org/
  Promotes and supports occupational therapy in Arizona, USA.

• Arkansas Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.arota.org/
  Includes continuing education listings, membership details and district reports.

• Connecticut Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.connota.org/
  Local Occupational Therapy professional association for Connecticut, USA. Includes membership details, calendar of events and career information.

• Delaware Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.dotaonline.org/
  Provides information to members, students, and the general public about the DOTA and occupational therapy. Includes a chatroom, discussion groups, message boards, events calendar, FAQs, related links.

• Florida Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.flota.org/
  Collective body to support, develop, and to represent the occupational therapy professional for the advancement of the practice and to better serve the consumer in Florida.

• Georgia Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.gaota.com/
  Includes continuing education listing, membership form and local contacts.

• Indiana Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.inota.com/
  Includes membership details, members-only section and events listing.

• Iowa Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.iowaot.org/
  Includes organisational details and membership form.

• Kentucky Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.kotaweb.org/
  Supports occupational therapy in Kentucky.

• Massachusetts Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.maot.org/
  Local continuing education details and special interest groups.

• Michigan Occupational Therapy Association

  http://mi-ota.com/
  Represents the occupational therapy profession in the state of Michigan and assists consumers in their access to occupational therapy services.

• Mississippi Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.angelfire.com/ms/msota/
  Promotes occupational therapy in Mississippi, USA

• Montana Occupational Therapy Association

  http://mtota.org/
  Promotes occupational therapy in Montana, USA.

• Nebraska Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.notaonline.org/
  Event listings and local training details.

• North Carolina Board of Occupational Therapy

  http://www.ncbot.org/
  Regulates Occupational Therapy practice in North Carolina, USA

• North Dakota Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.ndota.com/
  Includes membership form but the rest of the site is accessible only to members.

• Occupational Therapy Association of California

  http://www.otaconline.org/
  Includes membership information, legislative alerts, accredited training courses and contact details.

• Occupational Therapy Association of Colorado

  http://www.otacco.org/
  Home page for the Occupational Therapy Association of Colorado. Has links for Colorado OT education programs, state boards, OTAC membership information and local events.

• Occupational Therapy Association of Hawaii

  http://www.otah-hawaii.com/
  Includes directory of local facilities, employment opportunities, practice issues, committee members and membership form.

• Occupational Therapy Association of Oregon

  http://www.otao.com/
  The mission of OTAO is to support its membership by providing direction and vision for the profession while promoting excellence in the practice of occupational therapy.

• Ohio Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.oota.org/
  OOTA is a state affiliate of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). OOTA serves the members of the association and needs of consumers by promoting occupational therapy and addressing the professional issues that impact the education and practice of occupational therapists in the state of Ohio.

• Pennsylvania Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.pota.org/
  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 Carolina Board of Occupational Therapy

  http://www.llr.state.sc.us/POL/OccupationalTherapy/
  Regulates qualified occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants in South Carolina, USA. Includes policies and procedures and license application information.

• South Carolina Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.scota.net/
  Local occupational therapy news, job listings, listserv and continuing education details.

• Tennessee Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.tnota.org/
  Dedicated to providing practitioners and consumers current information about the profession.

• Texas Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.tota.org/
  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.

• Virginia Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.vaota.org/
  Local news, continuing education listings and job listings.

• Washington Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.wota.org/
  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.

• Wyoming Occupational Therapy Association

  http://www.wyota.org/
  Local special interest groups, job listings, continuing education and news.

 

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