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Quick 5 Podcast : OT Park
In this episode Chamber CEO/President Nick Gaich talks with Dr. Hiral Khatri and her husband and business partner Munjal Shah of OT Park: Pediatric Therapy Services & Sensory Gym.
OT Park Brings unique therapy to Morgan Hill- Times of Morgan hill
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Quick 5 Podcast : OT Park & Korro AI
On this episode of Quick 5 Chamber CEO Nick Gaich and Podcast CoHost Kylie McLaughlin interviewed founder and CEO of OT Park, Hiral Khatri; Dr Karen Jacobs, Associate Dean, of Digital Learning and Innovation at Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Bostin University, and Clinical Professor Program Director; and Alyson Stover , Director of Clinical Services at her clinic Capable Kids and current President of AOTA (American Occupational Therapy Association). We discuss the experience these three experts have had in the Occupational Therapy world and talk about the importance of advocacy. They give us insight into some of the struggles they’ve faced in the past when trying to work with patients and let us in on how Korro AI is changing the game! OT Park is the first clinic of it’s kind in Northern California to integrate this technology into it’s practice – listen now to here how Hiral and her team are leading the way in Occupational Therapy!
Chamber Focus … with Cheri Brown: Local company is using AI to help children with developmental disabilities
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Meet Hiral Khatri, CEO + Founder of OT Park in California. Hiral combines hands-on pediatric OT expertise with visionary leadership, providing specialized therapy services and fostering community support for children’s growth. She’s also active in professional organizations like OTAC and AOTPAC.
Hiral Khatri, OTD,OTR/L in Leadership – Podcast by Wholistic Transitions
In this post, we will learn from Hiral Khatri, OTD, OTR/L (she/her). Hiral is a highly respected and accomplished occupational therapist with over 13 years of experience in the field who holds a variety of leadership roles. She is known for her integrity, innovative approach to therapy, and her unwavering commitment to supporting and advocating for her patients and her profession. Throughout her career, Dr. Khatri has consistently demonstrated her dedication to improving the lives of individuals of all ages through occupational therapy. She is highly skilled at developing customized treatment plans that are tailored to the unique needs and goals of her patients and is always seeking out new and innovative methods to enhance their progress. One of Dr. Khatri’s greatest achievements is the founding of OT Park, a pediatric occupational therapy practice that provides vital services to children in need. Under Dr. Khatri’s leadership, OT Park has grown into a respected and successful practice and has helped countless children improve their quality of life through occupational therapy. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Khatri is also deeply committed to advancing the field of occupational therapy through education and advocacy. She currently serves as a lecturer at San Jose State University, where she teaches pediatric occupational therapy, and is also the Region 3 Director for the Occupational Therapy Association of California (OTAC). Dr. Khatri is also an AOTPAC Ambassador and holds the position of Membership Chair for the Association for Asian Pacific Islanders in Occupational Therapy. She is also a respected mentor in the Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity (COTAD). Dr. Khatri’s contributions to the healthcare industry have been recognized with numerous awards and accolades. She has been named one of the top 100 visionaries in the field, received an Entrepreneur of the Year award from OTAC and most recently received the Force for Good Award 2023 by University of St Augustine, Florida. Outside of work, Dr. Khatri is passionate about giving back to her community and making a positive impact in the world. She is an avid supporter of various causes and charities and is always looking for new ways to make a difference.
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