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Welcome to Occupational therapists Special interest group (OTSCI) 

The Occuptional therapsit Spinal Cord Injury special interest group (OTSCI)  is a not-for-profit initiative with the aim of linking occupational therapists working in the specialty of spinal cord injuries (SCI) around the world to share our knowledge in Occupational therapy and SCI. While the focus is on occupational therapy and spinal cord injury, other professions working in related fields are also welcome to join. 

 OTSCI is a proud Special interest group within the International Spinal Cord Society, ISCoS http://www.iscos.org.uk/. We encourage our members to take active part and be members of ISCoS, but it is not an requirement for join for a general membership of OTSCI.

 

Who are we? Why join OTSCI?
General Membership is free and gives you full access to this website and the resources contained within. Keeps you updated on what’s going on in the field of Occupational therapy and SCI worldwide.

If you are interested in join, simply register on the right side of the webpage. You will be updated on news in the international society and current work that the governing panel of the OTspecial interest grouop currently working with. There will be approwimately 2 newsletter a year, so no major spam in your mailbox. Just an easy way to be a part of the international network. 

 

Call for members for the Governing committee

Are you the one we are looking for? We are currently looking for new members in our governing committee. 

Please see " News&Events" for more information.

 

Aim of OTSCI

- Create a global network of Occupational therapists working with SCI

- Keep updated on recent research relevant for OT:s working with SCI

- Share good practice, increase knowledge 

- Provide online educational resources

- Share tools/assistive technology made by your self and others

- Share tips and tricks for independent living for our patients

If you would like to contact  please email:
info@OTSCI.org

 

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Supported by:
the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation (SPS)
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