OT Potential Information

My occupational therapy career began at a small hospital in Nebraska. I was the only full-time OT at the hospital but was eager to get plugged into an occupational therapy community— so I started scoping out my online options. I also took to the internet because I felt like I was creating everything from scratch, from our brochures to eval forms. It was 2011 and the search was disappointing. I knew there were thousands of OTs out there doing similar work to me; I just didn’t know how to connect with them. I built the OT Potential platform so fellow therapists would have a space to share their best resources and advice. Today, the website features a blog, an online store and several extensive guides.