What does the AOTA Representative Assembly do?What does the RA do? The Representative Assembly (RA) is the professional policy-making body of the Association – the “Congress” of the AOTA. And YOU (members of the RA) are the link – to getting your constituents to act on professional issues and concerns. The functions of the RA include being responsible for policies affecting the direction of the profession; this includes:
Who is my AOTA Representative?Gretchen Ward, OT Gretchen Ward is an Occupational Therapist with 13 years experience working with children and youth in school, home,
and group home settings with an emphasis on neuro-divergent
populations. She is a graduate of the University of Virginia and Columbia University, and frequent presenter at state, national, and international occupational therapy conferences. In 2019 she made a shift in focus to assistive technology and home and community based supports serving as clinical director for MPower Me and has most recently started a new practice, PowerUp Occupational Therapy Consulting. Her mission is to empower individuals, providers, and organizations to amplify the voice and choice of marginalized individuals through the use of trauma and tech informed neuro-diversity affirming strengths based practice models. As your representative to the Representative Assembly of the profession, she is eager to support the occupational therapy practitioners of Virginia and be your voice to the RA. I look forward to connecting soon. Email me at VARep@ra.aota.org. | What is the role of the AOTA Representative?
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