Occupational therapy practitioners in Nevada serve clients in a variety of health care settings.  Our health care system has struggled to keep up with the booming population, and our supply of occupational therapists is in high demand.  This means you get paid well as an OT or OTA, but may work across settings or have little time at work to connect with other occupational therapy practitioners.  Our legislature here only meets every two years, so if we want a change in scope of practice, we need to be organized and proactive.