Watching your patients go from very little shoulder function to better-than-before functionality is highly rewarding. But, treatment comes with its own set of challenges.
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Being a new graduate in any field can be scary, especially when you are an occupational therapist. A mentor can help you successfully navigate. ๐บ๏ธ๐ค#mentorship#otlife
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Are you a pediatric #OT working with children who have ADHD? Take a look at this great piece from Natalia Sarabia of The Little Therapy House!
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Alright, you've graduated; you're officially an OT. First off, congratulations! Now it's time for things to get real though. It's time to start your career. Here are a few things you can expect in your first week on the job.
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Small clinics don't often have marketing budgets, but your patients have to come from somewhere. Here are some tips on marketing your practice to new patients: https://t.co/2qx3K5MxSA
While you may not be able to cure or eliminate a patient's traumatic experiences, you can treat with them in mind. Check out these tips for being the best OT you can be for patients with trauma in their history. https://t.co/StCmaN22Le by @covalentcareers
Continuing education requirements vary dramatically from state to state and can even change from renewal period to renewal period. Make sure you're brushed up on your state's requirements so you're prepared when the time comes. https://t.co/D2mU4zzhSI
Hiring is no joke. Knowing how to reach the right audience isn't easy, but check out our template for the perfect OT job description, and learn how to talk the talk. https://t.co/jcQoUys0mk
You have work, friends, family, pets, hobbies ... the list goes on. How do you handle it all? We have some tips that might help! https://t.co/YPnjLOhOZX
If you're a pediatric OT that works with patients with ASD, many of them likely have their own ABA therapist, but what do they do, and how can you make the most out of treating as a team? Check out our breakdown! https://t.co/mJWfaH8jyd
You speak up for your patients all the time but don't forget to speak up for yourself! How has advocacy changed your OT journey? Make those changes, advance your career, and make your voice heard! https://t.co/Mz9StB2Rrd
Have you ever used clothespins in therapy? What are your favorite improvised therapy tools? Check out these quick tips you can use to model occupation-based therapy even if time is short or resources are limited. https://t.co/Jmg7Pb86B3