The demand for Occupational Therapists (OTs) -- professionals who help individuals with physical, cognitive or emotional limitations achieve independence in their daily living or working environments ...

Memphis derives from the Greek, meaning “Established and Beautiful”, and this city makes every effort to live up to its name.  Like its Egyptian counterpart, Memphis sits on a bluff along the widest ...

It is no wonder Texans are known for their hospitality; their state’s name is derived from a Hasinai Indian word, tejas, meaning allies or friends.  From “Big D” (Dallas) in the north to “SA-Town” ...

Bound by a Great Lake to the North and a mighty river to its South, Ohio is ideally located as a transportation hub for manufactured goods.  More recently, the state’s service sector has enjoyed rapid ...

“Georgia On Your Mind” Georgia evokes images of stately “Gone With the Wind” plantations, live oaks draped in Spanish moss and fried green tomatoes, butter beans and sweet tea served up with a Southern ...

“To Be Rather Than to Seem” - North Carolina It is unclear whether the state’s nickname derives from its earliest exports, tar and turpentine... or from the tenacity of its fighting men in the Revolutionary ...

  One out of every eight  Americans resides in California, and that staggering statistic makes it the third largest state in the Union.  "The Golden State" also has the most diverse ...

To quote "The Wall Street Journal Guide to Management": "Leadership and management must go hand in hand. They are not the same thing. But they are necessarily linked and complementary. Any effort to separate ...

The Golden State offers a breathtaking array of landscapes, cultures, recreational activities and economic opportunities that have helped make it the most populous state in the nation.  From Eureka ...

“Give Me Louisiana” Doralice Fontaine: There is much more to Louisiana than hurricanes (the drink) and Mardi Gras, although indulging in both is an essential lifetime experience.  Go beyond the ...

A slowly emerging trend in healthcare is the addition of Physical Therapists as permanent staff members in ERs and EDs across the country. About seven states employ full-time PTs in their hospital ERs ...

You just graduated with your degree in Physical Therapy....now what?  How do you acquire experience, hone your skills and pay down any education loans you may have acquired along the way?  One ...

Shortly after 1885, the citizens of Clay Cut persuaded the South Florida Railroad to build a station in their sleepy, citrus-growing town, and then renamed it Haines City, in honor of a senior railway ...

Are you a traveling therapist or nurse?  Does the word “layover” make you shudder?  Here’s a list of some of the best U.S. airports to make the most of that “down time”. Austin-Bergstrom ...

“Virginia is For Lovers” and for travel OTs!  This month we are highlighting the 10th state to join the Union and site of: Jamestown, the first English colony in the New World Richmond the current ...

Note:  On November 22, 2012, most Americans will gather round the family dining table to give thanks for the blessings in their lives.  This Thanksgiving will be particularly poignant for the ...

Are you considering a new contract or permanent position?  A lot of planning and thought goes into any relocation decision; family may be consulted and their input could determine the outcome.  But ...

Many factors come into play when making a career change or landing your first job.  Obviously increased satisfaction and financial advantages play major roles in that decision-making process, but ...

Tricks AND Treats: In the Northeast, Fall is in full swing.  Leaves have turned colors, temperatures have cooled, and sweaters have emerged from the depths of closets.  In warmer climes, ...

An integral, and sometimes stressful, part of modern day travel involves your suitcases and what you pack or don’t pack in them. For travel healthcare professionals this task can be especially daunting, ...