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Created on 01 December 2010
As with all other healthcare professions, those who train and become certified as occupational or speech therapists must take continuing education courses periodically in order to keep up with the latest ...
Created on 02 November 2010
Landing a great rehabilitation position requires more than just knowledge and great skills and the ability to showcase these to potential employers. It also requires drive, confidence, ambition and the ...
Created on 03 February 2011
Working as a travel therapist (OT, PT or speech) can be an absolutely terrific phase of your career. Naturally, not everything about being a travel therapist is terrific. Here are some of the less-than ...
Created on 04 August 2011
We all remember what it was like coming out of school and how difficult is was to find our first opportunity as a rehab professional. Just like any internship, your last year of school helped you ...
Created on 04 November 2011
If it hasn't already happened, it eventually will. It effects every professional from entry-level to the executives in any industry. I'm talking about that burnout feeling that many care-giving professionals, ...
Created on 04 October 2011
Over the course of a career, rehab professionals will see symptoms and health related issues that may be foreign to them. Often they are textbook, with defined symptoms and effective treatment protocols ...
Created on 05 July 2011
As a working physical, occupational, or speech therapist, you have set many goals in your life and achieved them. But now that you are working, and your job and home life are taking up much of your time, ...
Created on 08 September 2011
Many hospitals have mandated that all healthcare workers receive their Influenza vaccines. As a rehab professional, it is your duty to do no harm. By avoiding the vaccine, you risk infecting your ...
Created on 12 August 2011
Our economy has not been fair to a majority of the US and as it continues its vicious downward spiral, undergrad students are scared to approach the real world without additional education for fear of ...
Created on 14 October 2011
As a Home Health Professional, you are likely to see a wide range of things as you enter a home to treat a patient. The only preparation you have are your experiences and experiences that your peers may ...
Created on 18 April 2011
Have you been working as an occupational, physical or speech therapist for a few years? Or are you a relatively "newly minted" rehab therapy practitioner?
Regardless of how long you've been practicing, ...
Created on 18 January 2012
With this Winter not packing much of a punch in Sunny South Florida (sorry everyone else that is experiencing bad weather), tennis and golf elbow will undoubtedly re-emerge as the big injuries of the summer ...
Created on 20 July 2011
As a rehab therapist, you will have to make countless decisions, choices about the care you will be providing to your patients, and choices about how to run your practice.
Like most people, you will ...
Created on 24 October 2011
American football, which has been coined as America's new past time, could be argued as the greatest sport on the planet or at least in the US. Unfortunately, due to it's very violent nature, it is also ...
Created on 26 August 2011
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are a series of measurements that determine the functional status of a patient. As a skilled therapist, you should be able to develop or master a way of understanding ...
Created on 26 August 2011
It doesn't take a brain surgeon to write what is arguably, the most important document of your professional life. Your resume is not only your meal ticket, but the determinant for a better position, ...
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Great Expectations: How Managing your Patients Perception of their Care Influences the Bottom Line.
Created on 27 July 2011
We have all heard the cliche perception is reality, which is more prevalent now than ever before. Following the recent mandate by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services regarding the HCAHPS survey ...
Created on 27 June 2011
No one would argue with the fact that people are going to have different opinions at work and that these opinions will sometimes come into conflict. That's not always a bad thing. Without such differences, ...
Created on 29 September 2011
In the full career of a Physical Therapist, one may see thousands of physical afflictions. Most diagnosis' have standard treatment protocols that help the patient progress to the next level of care. Unfortunately, ...
Created on 30 September 2010
If you've decided to seek work as a rehabilitation therapist, your first step will be to earn a master's degree in either physical therapy, occupational therapy or speech therapy. You'll also need to pass ...


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