September Interest Groups

Ready to be inspired and energised with like-minded peers? Explore our September Interest Groups. Interest Groups bring together OTs focused on different areas of practice to discuss relevant topics and new developments. The meetings offer peer and expert support, networking and learning opportunities.

Step into a CPD experience designed to move you forward

Occupational Therapy Australia is proud to present CPD Empower – a national CPD event series designed to advance your practice and supercharge your professional growth.

August Interest Groups

In August we have a wide range of interest groups and topics for you to choose from. We’d love to see you there! Interest groups bring together OTs focused on different areas of practice to discuss relevant topics and new developments. The meetings offer peer and expert support, networking and learning opportunities.

DHAC: Progress Report - Implementation of the Recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

The report provides an objective and independent assessment by the Interim Inspector-General of Aged Care on progress of the implementation of the Royal Commission’s recommendations. It identifies progress against each recommendation, presents stakeholder views and initial observations.

Social Justice Groups: LGBTQIA+

OTs can provide inclusive and affirming care, address unique needs, and promote mental and physical well-being for LGBTQIA+ individuals. OTA members are eligible to join our social justice groups.

Social Justice Groups: Cultural Diversity

OTs provide culturally competent care, address diverse needs, and support inclusive practices in various healthcare settings. OTA members are eligible to join our social justice groups and contribute to culturally informed care.

Interest Groups

OTA membership allows you to explore national and state-based interest groups, student and early career community of practice, or national reference groups that help inform our advocacy work.

Social Justice Groups

OTA members can be involved in Social Justice Groups that learn from lived experience to inform the profession and the association about safe and life affirming care.