Just like Susan, you are positive, enthusiastic, and confident in sharing convictions about occupational therapy. You know how to put your words into action—you are always looking for opportunities to make a difference and be a changemaker. You are highly respected and valued for your abilities as an occupational therapy practitioner.
Susan Edith Tracy (1864–1928) is recognized as a founder of AOTA, but was in Chicago establishing the occupational therapy department at Presbyterian Hospital when the founding meeting occurred in New York. Learn more about Tracy here.
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Throughout 2017, AOTA will be sharing about the 100 year history of occupational therapy on social media.
