OTR and COTA Positions Open on Board in 2022
NBCOT’s board of directors is responsible for establishing the organization’s strategic vision and promoting long-term growth and financial stability.
Impact and Innovation Award Submissions for OTRs and COTAs Open on February 1, 2022
Award recipients receive their respective award, a featured spotlight in NBCOT publications and social media, a press release to share the news, and their next certification renewal is free.
Exciting Updates to the NBCOT Navigator®
There are many exciting updates to NBCOT Navigator on the horizon, including four new tools for OTRs and two new tools for COTAs.
Practice Assessments Provide Certificants Opportunity to Demonstrate and Represent Knowledge
These tools recognize certificants who have demonstrated knowledge in a focused area of practice and provide opportunities for new areas of professional growth.
New Look for OTR and COTA Certification Digital Badges
You earned your certification, promote it with pride!
COTA’s Contributions to Education, Diversity and Inclusion Efforts, and Practice Standards Make an Impact
Krysta Rives is a COTA who has devoted herself to ensuring that future COTAs, and the patients they serve, are heard, prepared, and ready for the next phase of their lives.
All Your Navigator® Questions Answered
NBCOT provides answers to the most common questions we receive about the Navigator.
Dedicated Impact and Innovation Awards for COTAs in 2022
COTAs are making a difference every day in their work and we want to recognize the COTAs whose work supports NBCOT’s mission by making an outstanding impact on the clients they serve.
The NBCOT Ambassador Program Adds Value to the OT Community
The Ambassador Program enables us to have OTR and COTA certificants represent NBCOT at the events that we are unable to attend.
COTA Offers Significant Contributions to the Rehab of Patients With COVID
Kelly Parmet, a COTA from Texas, acted quickly to implement an innovative program to create a uniform technique and protocol for turning and positioning ICU patients who were intubated due to COVID.