AOTI is the organisation that promotes the profession on behalf of all therapists in Ireland.
It is reliant entirely on the voluntary efforts of its members.
The Association of Occupational Therapists of Ireland works on their Member's behalf with the best interest of the profession and service users in mind. AOTI have developed a modernisation strategy part of which aims to Promote Standards of Practice for occupational therapy in Ireland.To facilitate members commitment to high standards of practice, AOTI has developed, and supports:·
AOTI run an annual national conference to present national and international research and practice. It is also an ideal opportunity for members to network and get updated on emerging practice and research as well as visit the many exhibiting companies that OT’s work with on a regular basis.
The National Conference is organised by AOTI for the benefit of members and the profession.

A rare combination of a location that is steeped in history, coupled with contemporary elegant design, Croke Park Conference Centre is a unique conference venue located in central Dublin. An impressive modern exterior, bright spacious interiors, 4-star luxury accommodation and plenty of free car parking space.
Croke Park Conference Centre is close to the city centre on the airport route, and is made up of 87 meeting rooms and eight conference suites.
The suites have large foyer and reception areas that overlook the hallowed playing ground. The fantastic views over the pitch and stadium will excite any sporting enthusiast!
All conference rooms have natural daylight with full automatic blackout facilities, including remote controlled lighting, audio-visual technology. Wi-Fi and wireless broadband. The venue is fully accessible for people with disabilities.
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New Head of Happening Conference Management
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Jacinta Scannell has taken up the position of Managing Director of Happening Conference Management, which currently has offices in Belfast, Dublin, London and Liverpool. |
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