Volunteers are the life and heartbeat of OTAC! Volunteers lead all of OTAC’s Board positions and committees and help the organization to continue to thrive and grow. The role of a volunteer on a committee is to collaborate with other OT professionals and students to design, plan, and implement activities that support meeting the mission, values, and purpose of OTAC. Below is a list of Committees with a brief explanation of their purpose and examples of committee activities.
NOTE: Volunteer hours are eligible for CE credit based on NBCOT certification renewal activity handbook #16 - 5 hours = 1 credit (18 max per year). Volunteers must track volunteer hours and submit to OTAC at the end of each activity or year to receive a volunteer certificate. Please note that State CE requirements may vary from NBCOT.
View the NBCOT Renewal Activity Chart here: https://www.nbcot.org/-/media/NBCOT/PDFs/Renewal_Activity_Chart.ashx?la=en&hash=1B1765963E596B6BF27064B05197B2DA48157E8A
OTAC bylaws require volunteers for OTAC committees to be OTAC members. Not a member? Join OTAC and receive all the great benefits of membership! Click here to join: https://www.otacco.org/Join-or-renew
