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Yurena Matin Gonzaleznone
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39 Ota jobs available in Michigan on Indeed.com. Apply to Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist Assistant and ... May 27, 2020 ... “Obviously it all depends whether schools are reopened,” Michigan High School Athletic Association spokesperson Geoff Kimmerly said in an ...
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. Bureau of Professional Licensing. Board of Occupational Therapy. PO Box 30670. Lansing, MI 48909. Michigan is also a state that has tremendous demand for licensed Occupational Therapists. The Bureau of Labor and Statistics shows that according to the 2010 ...
30/04/2020
OTs and OTAs must participate in the Continuing Professional Development Program ... Michigan. PT requirements: 24 professional development requirements ... Between a respectable OTA salary and the rising demand for COTAs, a career in ... —Courtney Tomney, Online OTA Class of 2015 ... Michigan, $53,360, $25.65.
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