New RESNA Position Papers

RESNA has published two new position papers:

RESNA position papers are available free of charge to advance science and improve access to assistive technologies for people with disabilities and older adults. The development of these papers follows a rigorous process that includes a comprehensive review of scientific literature, documented best practices, and expert and public review.

Position papers are designed to inform clinicians, suppliers, payors, policymakers, and consumers about available research and evidence supporting specific technologies. While they provide valuable insights, they are not a substitute for clinical advice.

Visit the RESNA website, click on “Resources” and scroll down to “Position Papers and Service Provision Guidelines” for more information.

Recertification Made Simple

Ensure your RESNA recertification process runs smoothly by following these steps:

Processing takes approximately three to five weeks. You can check your recertification status using the “Find an ATP” tool on the RESNA website.

Certificates are emailed on Fridays. If you do not receive your certificate, check your spam folder before contacting the office.

RESNA Job Board & Career Center

Looking for a great employee or new job?

Visit RESNA’s Job Board and Career Center for postings from across the U.S. Go to “Resources” and scroll down to “Career Center” to explore opportunities.


Andrea may be reached at execoffice@resna.org.

Andrea Van Hook is executive director of RESNA. She has more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit association management and lives and works in Washington, D.C.