Courtney Lamothe's Professional Portfolio by Courtney Lamothe

Personal Mission Statement

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To empower others with honesty to work together and be tolerant of each other. Through teamwork, I will inspire others to establish a safe work environment that promotes prosperity.

Resume

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AOTA Membership

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Member since 2017

Continuing Competencies Tracker

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YIX4YNzSxUjgAYQePOgWPaCwF4k5edxC/view?usp=sharing

Recommendation Letter from an OTR/L

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Level I Undergraduate Fieldwork Review

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Littleton Academy

Level I Undergraduate Fieldwork Review

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Christopher House

Unofficial Complete Undergraduate Transcript

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Graduated with Bachelor's in occupational therapy studies (05/2021)

Unofficial Complete Graduate Transcript

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Graduated with Masters degree in occupational therapy (12/2022)

Rules and Regulations for Vermont State Licensing

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Currently I reside in Vermont. Although, I hope to travel, it is important to acknowledge the rules and regulations regarding registration and licensure of occupational therapists.

"Statute: Vermont Statutes Title 26, Chap 71, §3355, Eligibility. (a) To be eligible for licensure as an occupational therapist, an applicant: (1) shall have successfully completed the academic requirements of an educational program for occupational therapists accredited by the American Occupational Therapy Association's Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) or its predecessor or successor organizations; (2) shall have successfully completed a period of supervised fieldwork experience required by the recognized educational institution where the applicant met the requirements set forth in subdivision (1) of this subsection; and (3) shall pass an examination as provided in section 3357 of this title."

"Regulation: Vermont Administrative Rules for OT 2.3, LICENSURE AS AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST (BY EXAMINATION). (1) Education: The applicant must have a bachelor’s or higher degree from an educational program for occupational therapists that is accredited by ACOTE, including the required supervised fieldwork. (2) Examination: The applicant must submit proof of having passed the exam approved by the Director. Information on applying for and scheduling the exam is available from the Office or the national examining body. Candidates who fail the exam must retake the exam and are ineligible to practice until its successful completion. (3) Application procedure: The instructions for "examination" applicants found on the application form are followed.

Information Regarding CEUs:

continuing-competence-chart.pdf

Work Related to Clincal Reasoning

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Work Related to Evidence-Based Practice

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Professionalism

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Provided below are recommendation letters and reviews I have received throughout my career.

Research Paper: OT Role in Victims of ALS by Courtney Lamothe

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Infographic by Courtney Lamothe

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Huntington's Disease Research Paper by Courtney Lamothe

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Motor Learning Infographic by Courtney Lamothe

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Fine Motor Game Created for Children Living with Cerebral Palsy

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jHsztMqGYVes_8JuorVn4kUkgFpdQNZU/view?usp=sharing

Personal Vision Statement

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To positively impact the lives of others with creativity, honesty, and communication.

Letter of Recommendation

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Letter of Recommendation

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Masters Thesis: The Impact of a Spinal Cord Injury on Employment

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Thesis Poster: The Impact of a Spinal Cord Injury on Employment

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Rules and Regulations for New Hampshire State Licensing

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"Statute: New Hampshire Revised Statutes 326-C:6 Renewal of License. I. Persons licensed as occupational therapists or occupational therapy assistants are eligible for renewal of their licenses if they: (a) Have not violated this chapter or RSA 328-F or demonstrated poor moral character. (b) Meet any continuing competency requirements and any requirements for continuing education, clinical experience, or training established by the board in rules adopted pursuant to RSA 541-A. II. The board shall approve continuing education programs approved through the American Occupational Therapy Association's approved provider program. Regulation: New Hampshire Administrative Rules Occ 303.02 Continuing Competence Requirements. (a) Continuing competence shall be maintained by applicants who: (1) Passed the NBCOT examination described in Occ 303.01(b)(4) more than 52 weeks before submitting the application-form part of the application packet; and (2) Have not practiced as an occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant since passing the examination. (b) If more than 52 but fewer than 104 weeks have elapsed since such applicants passed the NBCOT examination, they shall maintain continuing competence by: (1) Completing 12 hours of professional education in the clinical application of occupational therapy skills; and (2) Doing so within the 12 months just preceding the submission of their application packets. (c) If 104 or more weeks have elapsed since such applicants passed the NBCOT examination, they shall maintain continuing competence by: (1) Completing 24 hours of professional education in the clinical application of occupational therapy skills; and (2) Doing so within the 24 months just preceding the submission of their application packets"

Information Regarding CEU Requirements According to State: continuing-competence-chart.pdf

Rules and Regulations for Massachusetts State Licensing

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"Statute: Massachusetts General Laws, Part I, Title XVI, Chapter 112, §23B, Examinations; applications for licensure; fees; renewal of license Licenses shall expire every 2 years on the birth anniversary of the licensee. Licensees shall pay to the board a renewal fee determined by the secretary of administration and finance. The board may require specific continuing education as a condition of license renewal. The board may provide for the late renewal of a license that has lapsed and may require the payment of a late fee, an examination, continuing education, and supervised experience before issuing the renewed license. For purposes of implementing the transition to birthday renewals, for licenses renewing on or about January 2006, the board may issue licenses that expire in less than 2 years. Regulation: 259 Code of Massachusetts Regulations 7.01 Continuing Education Requirements (1) Licensed physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, and occupational therapy assistants (hereinafter collectively "physical therapy and occupational therapy professionals") are required, as a condition of license renewal, to complete a minimum of 24 points of Board recognized activities for maintaining continuing competence during the preceding biennial renewal period. For each renewal period, each physical and occupational therapy professional's continuing competency points must include two points in ethics, laws and regulations governing practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, or some combination thereof. Provided, however, that no sooner than four years following April 29, 2022, the Board will review the continuing competence offerings in ethics and law and regulations governing practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in order to assess the continued validity of this mandated subject-matter material, including the breadth, depth, and variety of materials offered to licensees as well as compliance with its mandate. For new physical therapy or occupational therapy professionals licensed by examination, this continuing competence requirement commences following their first renewal period after initial licensure. (2) Board-approved continuing competence activities must relate to the science or contemporary clinical practice of physical therapy or occupational therapy and to the licensee's current or anticipated professional roles and responsibilities of the following type and variety. (a) Publication. Published books, chapters of published books and/or articles in peer reviewed journals authored by the physical therapy or occupational therapy professional may be submitted for Board approval. A maximum of 22 of the total 24 points for activities to maintain continuing competence may be credited per book. A maximum of two points may be credited per book chapter or article published in a peer-reviewed journal. (b) Presentation and Instruction. Presenters and instructors of academic courses, workshops, or seminars. 1.Academic Courses. Faculty may be credited with four points per academic credit awarded by the accredited degree-granting institution of higher education for a course. 2. Continuing Education Courses, Workshops and Seminars. Instructors may be credited one point for activities to maintain continuing competence for each contact hour of the activity taught by the instructor. Such Board-approved instruction and presentation may count towards no more than ten of the required 24 points for activities to maintain continuing competence per renewal period and points will be awarded only for first time instruction and presentation of courses, workshops or seminars. Subsequent instruction and presentation of courses, workshops or seminars will be awarded ½ the respective value of points. (c) Academic Coursework. Fully completed academic coursework, by the licensee, from an accredited, degreegranting institution of higher education may be submitted for no more than six of the required 24 points for activities to maintain continuing competence per renewal period, with one point per academic credit awarded by the accredited degree-granting institution of higher education. (d) Continuing Competence Programs. Fully completed continuing competence programs may be submitted for up to 24 points, one point per contact hour or equivalent as awarded by the provider. (e) Other continuing competence activities approved by the American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc. or the American Physical Therapy Association may be submitted for no more than six of the required 24 points for activities to maintain continuing competence per renewal period. (3) Only those continuing competence activities which are completed during the required continuing competence period, 24 months prior to each renewal date, will be acceptable as qualifying continuing competence activities for that period. (4) All continuing competence activities other than Board approved continuing competence programs set forth in 259 CMR 7.03(2) are subject to approval by the Board"

Information Regarding CEU Requirements According to State: continuing-competence-chart.pdf