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AOTA Vice President Capturing the Opportunities for Occupational Therapy
Blog Post:
Position Statement
Amy Lamb
Voting for the 2012 AOTA Elections will be open on January 17th...just two weeks away! I wanted to post my official position statement here and invite questions from the membership. I welcome dialogue and invite any questions you have for me. I am thankful the opportunity to share my thoughts and ideas...
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Tue, Jan 3 2012
Blog Post:
My Qualifications to Serve as your Next Vice President of the American Occupational Therapy Association
Amy Lamb
When I reflect on my career in relation to my qualifications to fulfill the role of Vice President of AOTA, I have had the opportunity to ruminate on the experiences that have made me into the professional I am today. Those who are close to me know I do not often talk about things I have done or accomplished...
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Sat, Jan 14 2012
Blog Post:
Spotlight on the Centennial Vision
Amy Lamb
It has been a wonderful summer and transition into my new role as Vice President of the American Occupational Therapy Association. I found it valuable to go back and review the path that led us to the Centennial Vision in preparation for our next strategic planning process. We have documented great progress...
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Wed, Aug 29 2012
Blog Post:
Health Care Reform, State Associations and AOTA’s Strategic Planning
Amy Lamb
Health care reform is here. Whether you were in support of its passage or not, it is the law of the land. I hope we can agree we must be prepared for its implementation. What will health care reform mean for occupational therapy moving forward? What can we do as practitioners to shape the role of occupational...
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Mon, Jan 9 2012
Blog Post:
What's Next?
Amy Lamb
I have been honored to serve the profession of occupational therapy as a volunteer leader with AOTPAC for the past six years. As I conclude my second and final term as Chair of AOTPAC, I have been doing a lot of reflection on our successes, challenges and opportunities as a political action entity and...
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Tue, Dec 6 2011
Blog Post:
Promotion + Advocacy + Leadership = A Bright Future for Occupational Therapy
Amy Lamb
Elections officially open today! This is your chance as an AOTA member to log in and make your voice heard. Today’s elections will determine the leadership team for AOTA that will lead us at this critical point on our path to the Centennial Vision and beyond. I ask you to join me in shaping the...
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Tue, Jan 17 2012
Blog Post:
28 Occupational Therapy Professionals I’m Prepared to Represent as the Next Vice President of AOTA
Amy Lamb
Today, I rolled out the 28 Occupational Therapy Professionals I’m Prepared to Represent as the Next Vice President of AOTA on the social media sites. There will be a new post each day leading up to the close of the AOTA elections on February 28 th . Find out more on twitter @amylambVP2012. Cast...
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Wed, Feb 1 2012
Blog Post:
A Privilege to Serve
Amy Lamb
I just want to say what an honor it was to be on the slate for Vice President with Brent and Paula. Both were excellent candidates who are dedicated leaders committed to serving the profession of OT. I also want to say thank you to all of my supporters out there. I am blessed to have this opportunity...
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Sat, Mar 3 2012
Blog Post:
I've learned to Tweet!
Amy Lamb
As I shared a few days ago, on February 1st I rolled out the 28 Occupational Therapy Professionals I'm Prepared to Represent as the Next Vice President of AOTA on Twitter. I've posted a new "group" each day and will continue to do so until the elections close on February 28th. Twitter...
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Wed, Feb 8 2012