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Future of OTA and OT Education: Exploring Priorities Survey
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Dear ASAP members:
Please complete this survey and consider sharing this message from AOTA President Arameh Anvarizadeh, OTD, OTR/L/ FAOTA with your members.
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Calling All Occupational Therapy Practitioners, Students, and Educators – We Need Your Input!
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Help shape what's next for the profession by completing the Future of OTA and OT Education: Exploring Priorities survey today!
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The occupational therapy profession is evolving, and the education of future occupational therapy assistants and occupational therapists must continue to evolve with it. Changes in health care, workforce needs, educational models, student expectations, and the broader higher education environment are creating both challenges and opportunities for the profession.
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This survey is designed to gather perspectives on potential actions that could help strengthen the future of OTA and OT education. You will be asked to consider the potential impact of several ideas and identify those you believe should receive the greatest attention.
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Your perspectives, your priorities, and your vision will help inform priorities for continued discussion, exploration, and engagement across the occupational therapy community. The ideas presented in the survey are not predetermined recommendations or decisions; they are intended to help identify where further work and conversation may be most valuable.
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This survey should take approximately two minutes to complete; all responses will be anonymous and reported out in the aggregate only. To start the survey, please click on the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/OTAOTeducation
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Please share this survey with colleagues, students, and others across the OTA and OT community.
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AOTA's Reimagining and Reenvisioning OTA/OT Education Ad Hoc Committee
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Arameh Anvarizadeh, OTD, OTR/L/ FAOTA
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The best way to support OT advocacy efforts in NC is to be a member of NCOTA.
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We rely on member dues and volunteers to support all occupational therapy practitioners, students, and educators in our state.
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Without you, none of this would be possible.
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