Episode 57

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27th Aug 2024

Ep 57: Addressing Fraud And Upholding the Professional Integrity of OTs [Strengthening Occupational Therapy from Within]

Addressing Fraud And Upholding the Professional Integrity of OTs [Strengthening Occupational Therapy from Within]

As clinicians, it is our job to find the balance between operating in a legal, ethical, and professional manner while always keeping the client’s well-being a top priority. As you may have experienced, these things don’t always line up and we find ourselves navigating incredibly difficult situations. We can be so quick to point out abuse from other professions, family members, etc. but can be hesitant to call out abuse when it comes to our colleagues, bosses, or other practitioners. But if we want to continue to strengthen our profession from within, it is our responsibility to recognize and address these red flags of fraudulent or unethical behavior, regardless of the consequences we may face. That’s why this week on The Amplify OT Podcast, I am talking about addressing fraud and upholding the professional integrity of OTs.


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Disclaimer: In this episode, I am sharing opinions on behalf of myself, Clarice Grote. I am not speaking on behalf of any other leadership roles I may have or organizations I am involved with. 


In this episode, I cover:

  • Fraud is fraud; it’s not ok to pick and choose who we decide to report and who we turn a blind eye to. 
  • Red flags for identifying fraud, inaccuracies, or unethical behavior within the profession. 
  • Follow your gut, seek support, and investigate further with policies when something doesn’t feel right. 
  • Resources and strategies for addressing fraud and abuse in healthcare. 


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About the Podcast

The Amplify OT Podcast
Empowering Occupational Therapy Practitioners to Lead Change in Healthcare
The Amplify OT Podcast is your go-to show for making sense of healthcare policy, advocacy, and reimbursement in occupational therapy. Hosted by Clarice Grote—occupational therapist, founder of Amplify OT, and self-proclaimed policy nerd who actually enjoys reading the long documents most people avoid—this podcast breaks down complex systems so you can navigate them with confidence.

No matter where you are in your occupational therapy journey—student, new grad, educator, or experienced clinician—you belong here as an important part of our OT Amplifier community. Each episode is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to understand how policy impacts your practice, your patients, and the future of the profession.

The work you do matters. Your voice matters. And advocacy isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. So let’s get started—because change starts here.

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Clarice Grote

Clarice Grorte is an occupational therapist and lived the transformation from guessing to confident by learning to understand policy.

She's the creator of The Amplify OT Podcast, Mastering OT Policy & Medicare™, and the Amplify OT Membership™.

She is passionate about spreading the word on the value of occupational therapy and proving to OTs and OTAs that they already have the skills the need to be amazing OT advocates