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American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA)

The American Occupational Therapy Association: Living Life to Its Fullest

The American Occupational Therapy Association, (AOTA) is the nationally recognized professional association for occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants. The mission of the association is to support a professional community of members and to develop and preserve the viability and relevance of the profession. The organization serves the interests of the members, represents the profession to the public, and promotes access to occupational therapy.

AOTA 2009

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Exhibiting Information

Conference & Expo 2009 Products & Services Showcased
If you produce or provide the products and services below, you can't miss the opportunity to meet your key buying and influencing market:

• Activities of daily living
• ADA-related products
• Adapted clothing
• Adaptive driving equipment and technology
• Adaptive drivingñvans and van conversions
• Administration and management
• Aquatic exercise and therapy
• Arts and crafts
• Assessments and evaluations
• Assistive and adaptive equipment
• Biofeedback and electrotherapy
• Books, magazines, and videos
• Colleges and universities
• Communication aids, reading, and writing aids
• Computer software and input devices
• Continuing education programs
• Developmental disabilities
• Developmental learning materials
• Early intervention
• Education
• Educational materials
• Employment and recruiting
• Environmental controls and switches
• Ergonomics, furniture, and work stations
• Exercise, exercise equipment, and products
• Feeding devices and aids
• Fieldwork
• General and professional issues
• Gerontology
• Hand therapy and supplies
• Home and community health
• Hot and cold therapy agents
• Low vision and blindness
• Mental health
• Mobility devices, wheelchairs, and scooters
• Orthotics and prosthetics
• Pediatrics
• Perceptual motor development
• Physical disabilities
• Rehabilitation equipment: cognitive, orthopedic, pediatric, therapeutic, and vocational
• School systems
• Seating and positioning
• Sensory integration equipment, vestibular stimulation equipment
• Special education
• Splints, splinting materials, bandages, slings, and braces
• Technology
• Toys, games, leisure therapies, recreation, and sports equipment
• Transfer devices and lifts
• Wellness
• Work hardening, injury prevention program

Tom Markusson
National Trade Productions
Toll Free: (800) 687-7469, ext. 206
Direct: (703) 706-8206
Fax: (703) 706-8234
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Attendee Information

AOTA attendees include:

• Staff OTR/OTR/L/OT
• Educator/Faculty
• Chief OTR/Senior OTR/Supervisor
• Staff OT Assistant/COTA
• Director of OT/Rehab Program
• Program Manager/Coordinator
• Students

AOTA attendees can be found in:

• Skilled Nursing Facilities
• Hospitals
• Colleges/Universities
• Rehabilitation Centers
• School Systems
• Private Practices
• Early Intervention Programs
• Home Health Agencies
• Psychiatric facilities
• Community programs and homeless shelters

Jenny Kamalian
National Trade Productions
Toll Free: (800) 687-7469, ext. 227
Direct: (703) 706-8227
Fax: (703) 836-4486
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