Team OT – MSOT

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LIST OF EVENTS

CALENDAR

TEAM OT

Many MSOT members are involved in positions of leadership with charitable organizations that serve our clients and our community.

Team OT (occupational therapy) is a way for members to raise awareness and promote occupational therapy while demonstrating their commitment to a cause, community service, and philanthropy. Everyone is welcome to join a Team OT event or support by donation. Occupational therapists are more than health care workers. We are professionals who care about our community and about finding solutions to the problems our clients, families and friends face.

All Team OT participants who are MSOT members are eligible for the MSOT Team OT MVP Award. Please contact us with event information regarding your participation in order to be eligible.

Please complete the team OT sign-up form below and submit to memberservices@msot.mb.ca. Only one form per team is required to be completed by the team leader and submitted to MSOT.

Team-OT-Sign-Up-Form

Profiles of Occupational Therapists (Spotlight On)

Lana Hochman, Renal OT (April 2019)

Discoveries In Therapy (February 2018)

Join Team Occupational Therapy today!

Since 1961, the Manitoba Society of Occupational Therapists (MSOT) has played a vital role in building,
promoting and strengthening the profession while supporting the individual growth and development of occupational therapists.

Tel: (431) 451-6775
E-mail: msot@msot.mb.ca

Manitoba Society of Occupational Therapists
PO Box 61058 Grant Park, Winnipeg,
Manitoba R3M 3X8

Manitoba Society of Occupational Therapists © 2021

Land Acknowledgement

Manitoba Society of Occupational Therapists (MSOT) has members that live, play, and serve clients throughout the province of Manitoba, located on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabeg, Inniniwak, Ojibwe Cree, Dakota, Dene, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. The MSOT office is located on Treaty 1 territory and the homeland of the Métis Nation in Winnipeg. Our work extends throughout Treaty territories 2, 3, 4, and 5. We acknowledge that Winnipeg’s water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.We have been challenged by the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action to respect the Treaties made on these territories, to dedicate ourselves to understanding the trauma and harms experienced by Indigenous People in the past and present, and to move forward with Indigenous Peoples in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration to make Manitoba an inclusive and accessible place for everyone who lives here.