Council Members
President, OT – Calgary
Vice-President, OT – Calgary
Councillor, Public Member – Beaumont
Councillor, Public Member – Grande Prairie
Councillor, OT – Calgary
Councillor, OT – Vermillion
Councillor, OT – Edmonton
Strategic Plans
Council Appointments
The term in office for a councillor is three years. Regulated OTs of the College are eligible to stand for appointment if they have practiced occupational therapy for a minimum of one year. To stand for appointment, a regulated OT must complete a form. Regulated OTs interested in standing for appointment or requiring more information should contact the Chair, Appointments Committee at: council@acot.ca.
Council Meetings
We are governed by a Council that includes occupational therapists elected by their peers, and members of the public appointed by the Alberta government. To learn more about council discussions and decisions, look at our Council Minutes or our Directory of Motions.
Bylaws
Under the Health Professions Act (HPA), ACOT’s Council is responsible for governing the profession in the public’s interest. Council carries out this responsibility by developing and adhering to the Standards of Practice, Code of Ethics and Bylaws.