The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT) offers a comprehensive membership program for occupational therapists across Canada. This guide provides an overview of the membership registration process for 2024, including eligibility requirements, application steps, and associated costs. Whether you are a new member or renewing your membership, this article will help you navigate the registration process with ease.
To become a member of CAOT, applicants must meet the following criteria:
If you are writing the NOTCE within the next year, you are eligible to register as a Provisional Associate until you successfully complete the exam.
Step 1: Personal Details
Step 2: Membership Category
Step 3: Payment Options
Step 4: Additional Options
Membership Category | Base Fee | GST/HST/PST | Total Fee |
---|---|---|---|
First-Year Membership (Full Fee) | $142.50 | Varies by Province | Varies |
First-Year Membership (Monthly Payment) | $11.87/month | Varies by Province | Varies |
Professional Liability Insurance Option 1 | $76.00 | Varies by Province | Varies |
Professional Liability Insurance Option 2 | $133.00 | Varies by Province | Varies |
Member and Associate Assistance Program (MAAP) | $68.00 | Varies by Province | Varies |
Note: Taxes vary depending on the province of residence.
This article is targeted at occupational therapists across Canada, including new graduates preparing for the NOTCE, as well as seasoned professionals seeking to renew their CAOT membership. The information is particularly relevant to those practicing in provinces such as Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
Registering for the CAOT membership provides occupational therapists with essential professional support, including liability insurance, access to continuing education resources, and more. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can ensure a smooth registration process for the 2024 membership year.
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