WOTA Ethics: Session 5: Service Delivery (Section 4)

WOTA Everyday Ethics: Session 5:

Service Delivery (Section 4)

WOTA is pleased to offer an exciting new webinar series this year specific to ethics for the occupational therapy practitioner. Each session will welcome special guest speakers from the AOTA ethics committee. The session will follow the newly released book, Everyday Ethics & the Occupational Therapy. 

This is the 5th session in this Ethics series. This will focus on section 4 of the Code of Ethics with topic areas of service delivery.

Speaker Information:

Wayne L Winistorfer, MPA, OTR, FAOTA

If you’re an OT or OTA living in Wisconsin you probably know Wayne.  Active in WOTA,and AOTA throughout his career. Proud husband, (44 yrs), father of two, Papa of three, and The Pie Guy of Oshkosh    Wayne is “mostly retired” but working PRN OT in Inpatient Behavioral Health and teaching one class in the OTA Program at FVTC-Appleton.     

Wayne is a UW Madison OT Program grad: 1977. (Go Badgers!)  Earned his MPA from UW Oshkosh with Master’s Thesis focused on ethics. Served as co-chair of committee that addressed ethical issues at Winnebago Mental Health Institute and served as Co-Chair of Ethics Committees for Ascension NE Wisconsin - St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton and Mercy Hospital, Oshkosh for over 20 years.

Wayne has worked as an occupational therapist in administrative, clinical, education, private practice, expert witness and consultant roles.  Wayne has presented, taught, written, regulated, served and volunteered for WOTA, WisCouncil, AOTA, NBCOT and the State of Wisconsin.  

Served on AOTA Ethics Commission member for 4 years and Chair for 3 years.  Wrote, co-wrote and contributed content to recent publication: Everyday Ethics & Occupational Therapy (2024, AOTA Press).