Rehabilitation & Disability
Rehabilitation & Disability Special Interest Section (RDSIS) members support individuals with physical dysfunction resulting from a wide range of conditions.
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RDSIS was one of the original Special Interest Sections created in 1977. The others included developmental disabilities, gerontology (now productive aging), mental health, and sensory integration (now sensory integration & processing).
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RDSIS Articles in the SIS Quarterly
Browse articles from the SIS Quarterly Practice Connections that pertain specifically to the Rehabilitation and Disability Special Interest Section (RDSIS).
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RDSIS standing committee members
The RDSIS standing committee leads the direction of their special interest section. AOTA members elect the committee chairperson who selects the rest of the committee members from a pool of applicants vetted by the VLDC.
Kristen Chang
Megan Mahaffey
Tyler Hood
Tatiana Guerrero-David
Joanna Hoh
Christine McNichols
Jody Niemann Priest
Elizabeth Zubenko
It is a privilege and joy to engage with and support the members of the vibrant RDSIS community. As clinicians to consultants, in the ICU to outpatient, from oncology to musculoskeletal health, we are committed to improvement and innovation in diverse contexts.