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Welcome to the Georgia Occupational Therapy Association's website! Thank you for visiting and take your time browsing around. We update the website frequently to keep our viewers informed about the latest news, events, and happenings regarding OT in the state of Georgia. Please visit often for the most up-to-date information! |
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The GOTA 2010 Annual Conference will be held October 8 - 10, 2010 in Atlanta, Georgia. We have issued a Call for Papers. The 2010 Conference Focus is "Linking Knowledge to Practice: Experience It!"
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The Georgia Occupational Therapy Association and NMEDA ( National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association) will be hosting a national seminar on Friday, March 19, 2010, from 8:00AM - 4:15PM.
Instructor: Amber Fitzsimmons, RPT, MSPT
The Medical Center (Conference Center)
710 Center Street
Columbus, GA 31902
Map of Location
Earn 6.5 Contact Hours
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GOTA is an organization run by volunteers to serve occupational therapists in the state of Georgia. The goals set by the Board can only be met with the help of volunteers – therefore, we are attempting to organize our needs for volunteers as well as those who want to volunteer in a way that will help all of us know what help is needed and when, as well as if there is any interest in helping with that project.
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Georgia Occupational Therapy Association sponsored a legislative day at the Georgia State Capitol on January 28th, 2010. The goal of this event was to help our members begin to establish relationships with their legislators and to make them more comfortable with engaging them and educating them about the profession of OT. We had over eighteen attendees, many of whom were able to make personal contact with their local legislators. The attendees included occupational therapists Charly Berstecher, Saburi Imara, Debi Hinerfeld, Linda Stephens, Sharon Hennigan, Kay Nelson, Dee Stanfield, David Clark, Kimberly Hightower, and Robin Underwood and occupational therapy students Courtney Latimore, Erin Ecker, Amy Glade, Jamie Hoffmeyer, Stephanie McCullum, Shannon Casola, Marlena Waddell and Amber. Also in attendance was Tom Bauer the legislative consultant for GOTA.
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