Who develops the intervention plan?

Who develops the intervention plan?

• A. OTR
• B. COTA
• C. Client
• D. Physician

Answer: (A)

The intervention plan is developed by the Occupational Therapist Registered (OTR). The OTR has the training and clinical judgment to translate assessment findings into a structured, client-centered plan with measurable goals, chosen interventions, and a progression framework. The COTA may contribute to implementing and adjusting aspects of the plan under supervision, but does not independently create the plan. The client provides input on meaningful goals and activities, but the formal plan is the responsibility of the OTR. The physician may authorize services and provide medical clearance, but does not develop the OT intervention plan.

The intervention plan is developed by the Occupational Therapist Registered (OTR). The OTR has the training and clinical judgment to translate assessment findings into a structured, client-centered plan with measurable goals, chosen interventions, and a progression framework. The COTA may contribute to implementing and adjusting aspects of the plan under supervision, but does not independently create the plan. The client provides input on meaningful goals and activities, but the formal plan is the responsibility of the OTR. The physician may authorize services and provide medical clearance, but does not develop the OT intervention plan.