Occupational Therapists, also known as “OTs”, are healthcare providers who help solve problems that interfere with a person’s ability to do tasks and activities that are important to them. This includes everyday tasks like brushing your teeth, climbing stairs, getting dressed, playing sports, and engaging in social activities. OTs often work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, schools, corporate companies, and people’s homes.Occupational therapists are regulated healthcare professionals. Becoming an occupational therapist typically requires six to seven years of schooling, which includes an undergraduate degree, a Masters Program, and a provincial certification exam.All OTs on Maple are licensed in Canada.Occupational therapists are regulated healthcare professionals. Becoming an occupational therapist typically requires six to seven years of schooling, which includes an undergraduate degree, a Masters Program, and a provincial certification exam.All OTs on Maple are licensed in Canada.