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2023 ArizOTA Fall Conference

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Upcoming Events

2023 ArizOTA Fall Conference
Date 10-20-2023 - 10-21-2023

University of Medical Sciences Arizona

Earn your Post-professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate 100% online!

 

Learn more at www.umsaz.org.

ASSET - American Society of Shoulder and Elbow Therapists

Event Title: Shoulder

Join ASSET for "Shoulder: "Still" the Best" at AT Still University on Saturday 10/7. Faculty will be members of the American Society of Shoulder and Elbow Therapists and invited physician guests. Information will be presented via cases to make you actively think about how and why you do the things you do. We’re confident that you will learn something new and have fun in the process. Or lend your voice because there is nothing we enjoy more than an in-depth discussion of the human body’s most fascinating joint. Register by 9/23 for early bird discount ($150).

Location: AT Still University for the Health Sciences
Date: 10-07-2023
Time: 7:45AM - 5:00PM

Registration: https://asset-usa.org/meetings

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Our Mission

The mission of the ArizOTA is to promote and support excellence and professionalism among occupational therapy practitioners, and to collaborate with community members, healthcare providers, educators, legislators and reimbursement sources to facilitate activities and environments that enhance the occupational performance of patients and clients served.

Our Vision

The ArizOTA, as a proactive, dynamic and responsive organization, will be a driving force in advocating for:

  1. System change
  2. Legislative and reimbursement
  3. Community involvement

Our Community

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