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2. Let's Get Started!

Membership Category
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OT - Occupational Therapist
Individuals who have completed a 4-year degree or master's program and are certified to practice occupational therapy in the United States.

OTA - Occupational Therapy Assistant
Individuals who have completed a 2-year degree and are certified to practice occupational therapy as an assistant in the United States.

Students
Students enrolled in OT or OTA programs accredited or granted developing program status by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE®) who have not yet taken the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy, Inc. (NBCOT) examination. (Exception: Occupational therapy assistants enrolled in accredited educational programs for occupational therapists.)

Associate
AOTA Individual Associate Memberships are ideal for health professionals who work alongside occupational therapy professionals. Individual Associate membership also keeps occupational therapists certified in foreign countries in touch with the profession here in the United States.

Individual Associate members receive the American Journal of Occupational Therapy (6 issues/yr), one Special Interest Section Quarterly newsletter (4 issues/yr) and online access to all SIS Quarterly newsletters and archives, OT Practice, and discounts on other periodicals, publications and products, as well as access to the Members Only portion of the AOTA Web site.

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3. Membership Selection

Membership Options

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Premium
Our Premium package includes everything in Plus+ AND full access to the largest convergence of everything occupational therapy — The INSPIRE Annual Conference & Expo.
Pay Yearly
Pay the full membership amount in one payment and save $33.
$675.00
Plus+
Our Plus+ package includes everything in standard PLUS unlimited access to over 200 online continuing education courses and full access to AOTA's Salary & Workforce Survey and Custom Report Builder.
Pay Yearly
Pay the full membership amount in one payment and save $20.
$220.00
Basic
Our basic, yet comprehensive membership package provides access to current best practices, research and essential resources to help you succeed and offers discounted access to our signature programs and events.
Pay Yearly
Pay the full membership amount in one payment and save $18.
$150.00
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4. Special Interests

Special Interest Section Options
SIS Benefits
  • SIS Quarterly Practice Connections delivered 4 times a year with OT Practice
  • Voting Rights
  • FREE Open Access to all 11 Special Interest Sections (SISs) and their networks and subsections
  • Opportunities for professional leadership and recognition

DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
The goal of the DDSIS is to focus on how OT assessment and intervention can facilitate the inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities in home, school, work, and community life. The DDSIS provides a forum for practitioners, educators, and researchers to exchange information and strategies and network with each other by highlighting best practice, current trends, and research updates.

PRODUCTIVE AGING
The PASIS fosters the professional development and clinical excellence of occupational therapy practitioners working with older adults. This is achieved via information and activities in areas of practice, research, legislation, education, and practice within the continuum of care for the aged in their various living situations. The PASIS facilitates these goals through: newsletters, workshop presentations, internet contacts, direct communication with membership, and liaisons with related external organizations.

MENTAL HEALTH
This section provides a forum for practitioners working in psychiatric hospitals, community mental health centers, psychosocial clubhouses, home care, partial hospitals, schools, residential centers, transitional programs, day treatment programs, well elderly centers, employee assistance programs, and private practice. The MHSIS is a resource and information network that invites practitioners to share information on practice models, clinical education, legislative issues, payment systems, research, state liaison, and recruitment and retention issues.

CHILDREN & YOUTH
This section is dedicated to addressing the needs of school-based practitioners providing educationally related services to infants, preschoolers, children, and adolescents. CYSIS promotes education, research, and legislation/policy making that will enhance practice in the school systems and community. Members are informed of current legislation and practice trends and are provided with networking and continuing education opportunities.

WORK & INDUSTRY
Work plays a significant role in the life of the individual. The WISIS supports occupational therapy practitioners' issues and concerns in addressing the work transition continuum through a wide variety of settings, including rehabilitation, occupational health, injury prevention and wellness, mental health, gerontology, and physical or developmental disability. Information provided includes practice, research, and legislation and covers traditional and emerging delivery systems.

ACADEMIC EDUCATION
In the AESIS, education is viewed as a shared professional concern. Education is not only defined as academic education, but continuing education, fieldwork education, patient education, and lifelong learning. AESIS and its subsections and networks provide academicians, aspiring faculty, fieldwork supervisors, clinicians, and students opportunities to discuss the many issues involved in occupational therapy education. It also facilitates networking, continuing education opportunities, and collegial support to help occupational therapy practitioners to be more effective educators and provides a forum to address the art and science of learning at all levels.

HOME & COMMUNITY HEALTH
The HCHSIS provides a vehicle for exchange of information and experiences unique to this practice setting. The HCHSIS provides and promotes continuing educational programs, maintains a resource network, and provides a quarterly publication. Its members benefit from networking on special clinical considerations and are advised on current legislative, regulatory, and employment issues. The HCHSIS will also consult with academic programs on home health specific curriculums.

REHABILITATION & DISABILITY
Membership in the RDSIS provides a forum for networking with other professionals, promoting and sharing information, and accessing clinical resources. The RDSIS also facilitates the development of continuing education opportunities and professional development based on member needs. The section serves those who treat populations with diverse physical disabilities, as well as those who treat a specific diagnostic group. It has a designated Hand Subsection to meet the needs of clinicians who treat hand problems as part of a physical disabilities population. The RDSIS strives to maintain the holistic foundation based on functional activity that is unique to OT practice.

SENSORY INTEGRATION & PROCESSING
The SIPSIS offers leadership, resources, and information on sensory integration. It is an occupational therapy theory and clinical tool based on both research and clinical practice. The theoretical foundation and clinical applications utilize and acknowledge the relationship between sensory processing and human adaptation and occupational performance. Sensory integration as a theoretical framework and treatment technique is applied to a variety of disabilities and across the lifespan.

Please select a primary Special Interest section and up to two additional secondary Special Interest sections from the list of Special Interests available below.

Subscription Options

Your Membership includes a subscription to OT Practice, including both the mailed print magazine and digital access. OT Practice features the SIS Quarterly Practice Connections. By declining the print version, you are signifying that you wish to view the content of AOTA publications in digital format only.

5. Add-Ons

World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT)

The World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT) is the official international organization that promotes occupational therapy among therapists, facilitates international cooperation and an exchange of information among occupational therapy and other health-related organizations.

The subscriber receives (2) WFOT Bulletins per year, online information from the AOTA and WFOT websites and the opportunity to formally and informally network with international therapists.

  Yes, I'd like to join WFOT
National Awareness Campaign

Contributions will be used to fund efforts to educate key audiences including referrers, payers and the general public about occupational therapy.

American Occupational Therapy Foundation

You are invited to support the scholarship, publication, and research programs of the American Occupational Therapy Foundation (AOTF).

OTJR: Occupational Therapy Journal of Research

OTJR: Occupational Therapy Journal of Research, published quarterly by the American Occupational Therapy Foundation (AOTF). OTJR gives its subscribers substantive data they need to support their work and study.

  Yes, I would like an OTJR subscription
AOTPAC Contribution

You can support the political activities of the American Occupational Therapy Political Action Committee (AOTPAC®) by donating an amount of your choice. These contributions are voluntary, and refusal does not affect a member's rights. Corporate contributions to AOTPAC are prohibited. Corporations may make donations to AOTA to defray the expenses of administering AOTPAC, including the solicitation of political contributions. Donations made by corporate check will be deposited into an administrative fund established by AOTA for such purposes. Federal law requires political committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation, and name of employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $200 in a calendar year.
Contributions or gifts to AOTPAC are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.
Minimum on-line contribution is $5. Maximum yearly (calendar year) contribution is $5,000

 

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