Jessica Bolduc joins national effort to recognize leaders in occupational therapy

Jessica Bolduc (right) with Regi Robnett
Jessica Bolduc (right) with Regi Robnett

Jessica Bolduc (B.S. 鈥04, M.S.O.T. 鈥05) Dr.O.T., O.T.R./L., University of 51小黄车 adjunct professor of Occupational Therapy, is serving on the prestigious Volunteer Leadership Development Committee of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). 

Bolduc was a recent co-author of an article in OT Practice Magazine that outlined the process and importance of recognizing leaders in the occupational therapy profession.  Her article 鈥淩ecognizing Excellence鈥 was published in the July 25, 2016 issue. This follows a number of initiatives by AOTA, the national O.T. association, to recruit, train and recognize leadership in the profession. 

 

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