Corporate Structures

The Manitoba Society of Occupational Therapists is the only organization that represents occupational therapists and the profession of occupational therapy in Manitoba.

Provincially incorporated in 1964, MSOT is governed by a Board of Directors and bylaws and reports its activities to members at an annual general meeting and through an annual report.

MSOT’s objectives are:

  • to promote the profession of occupational therapy throughout Manitoba

  • to represent the interests of members to governments, educational institutions, other professions, businesses and to the public

  • to support the professional needs of occupational therapists in Manitoba, including professional development and research

  • to enhance the development and maintenance of liaison with other groups such as unions, regulators, educators, and provincial and national organizations.

Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors consists of 3-4 Officers on the Executive, six Directors and two corresponding members. Directors may serve up to 2 X 3-year terms.

Executive:

  • President: Charlene Mathison 
  • Vice President: Justin Monton
  • Secretary/Treasurer: Amber Reichardt

Directors At Large:

  • Member At Large: Paige Collins
  • Member At Large: Sofia Salsi

If you are interested in joining the Board or a committee, contact the MSOT office to learn more by sending an e-mail to  [email protected]

This organization is supported and managed by Morning Star Consultive Services, a Manitoba-based firm specializing in operational leadership and strategic support for non-profits and mission-driven organizations.

Website: www.morningstarconsultant.com

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Join the MSOT Board of Directors!

MSOT is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the members. Volunteering provides an excellent opportunity to promote the profession to the public, become involved in the community and develop skills integral to the profession. Without the time, energy and skills that our board members contribute to the association, occupational therapy would look very different in our province.

If you are interested in volunteering with MSOT or joining the Board of Directors, contact us via e-mail ([email protected]) to let us know your interests.

MSOT is not an organization that can support exposure of the profession to perspective students.

BY-LAWS

The MSOT By-laws are reviewed, amended and approved by the membership as required by the obligations of incorporation.

Annual Reports

Each year, MSOT publishes an Annual Report of operations. Latest reports: