OTAC Newcastle
Hilton Hotel Newcastle Gateshead, Bottle Bank,
Gateshead,
UK
22nd October 2019
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Overview
Welcome to OTAC OTAC Newcastle
After 4 successful OTAC events in 2017 & 10 OTAC Events in 2018, Newcastle is the 7th of 9 events this year at the Gateshead Hilton.
Join us on the 22nd October 2019 for a day packed with the latest equipment and adaptation guidance you will require in your day to day practice.
We have once again made this opportunity FREE of charge.
There will be fresh tea and coffee throughout the day and plenty of places to relax, network and grab a bite to eat either at the on-site buffet or in the hotel’s own restaurant.
Our expert seminars and exhibitors specialise in home adaptations and equipment for the disabled.
Who should attend:
Occupational therapists, Occupational therapy assistants and support staff, Commissioners, people working within housing (surveyors, architects and technicians), Occupational therapy students, Housing associations, Charities involved in adaptations / Funding equipment.
I hope you take this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge around adaptations and equipment not only for personal development and reflection but also to enable you to showcase the value an Occupational therapist or individual specialising in adaptations for the disabled can bring within housing adaptations regardless of your working environment.
We hope you have a fantastic conference and enjoy networking with other professionals whilst gaining invaluable CPD opportunities for free.
Handicare’s CPD Accredited Moving & Handling Seminar and Workshop
Showing at OTAC across the UK throughout 2019
Morning session: (Speaker – Mark Ripley)
Bed migration /Clients sliding down the bed
Afternoon session: (Mark Ripley)
The small things.
Sponsors
No Specific Session Sponsors
Exhibitors
Event Details
Date: 22nd October 2019
OTAC Opens: 9:00 am
Lunch:
OTAC Closes: 4:00 pm
Location
Hilton Hotel Newcastle Gateshead
Headline Sponsor
Who Should Attend?
Occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants and support staff, Commissioners, people working within housing (surveyors, architects and technicians), Occupational Therapy students, charities and charitable organisations.


































