Joslin entered her role as president in June 2023. Her goal for the society is to encourage OT’s across the province to become involved and share awareness of the many ways the profession can be utilized.
Aly re-initiated the advocacy committee in 2020 and has four committee members. Her goal is to have NSSOT invited as a relevant stakeholder to more partners tables/working groups to provide insight on the crucial role of occupational therapy in NS health care and to improve access to allied health professional services.
Beth stepped into her role in June 2023. Her goal is to create education opportunities that support OTs navigating new areas in practice or who want to develop skills in advance practice areas.
Kait is stepping into her second year as treasurer. Kait’s goal is to maintain transparency of the organization and encourage engagement and enthusiasm for our profession.
Michaela has been in her position for three years, and previously was part of NSSOT as a student. Michaela manages all nominations for the CAOT Citation Award annually.
Lyndsay is entering her second year as secretary. Lyndsay’s goal is to continue to help NSSOT to advocate for the practice, effect positive change, and be a hub for OT learning.
Hayley has stepped in to social media, a new position to NSSOT in 2022. Hayley’s goal is that through her work with NSSOT is to increase NSSOT’s outreach and connection OTs across the province and showcase the amazing things OTs do.
Olivia is a second year Occupational Therapy student. Her goal is to highlight the student perspective and advocate for educational and networking opportunities for her peers.
Genea has been with NSSOT for 9 years and takes care of all things NSSOT!