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Created on 01 April 2012
April is designated as Occupational Therapy Month. OT students and practitioners are encouraged to organize and participate in a events and educational formats promoting the profession. AOTA (American ...
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 December 2011
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 ...
Created on 04 October 2011
Sensory Processing Disorder (formerly known as Sensory Integration Dysfunction) is a disorder in which nervous system messages aren't organized into appropriate motor and behavioral responses. About ...
Created on 05 April 2012
In a recent article in "US News and World Report", Nathan Hellman declares occupational therapy to be one of the "Best Jobs of 2012" stating that the profession "should see significant growth over the ...
Created on 06 May 2011
Are you looking at a career in the healthcare sector but want to steer away from medicine (physician, nursing, physician assistant, etc.)? Why not consider a career as an occupational therapist (OT)?
Working ...
Created on 09 January 2012
Aquatic Therapy is used as a water based therapeutic tool for many conditions. Occupational Therapists are increasingly tuning into the benefits of treatment within the water. It is different to Hydrotherapy ...
Created on 11 August 2011
The term progressive mobility is defined as a series of planned movements in a sequential manner beginning at a patient's current mobility status with a goal of returning to his/her baseline. Early ...
Created on 12 January 2011
Occupational therapists help people improve their ability to perform the tasks necessary in their day-to-day lives.
As such, we thought it would be helpful to describe what the day-to-day work life of ...
Created on 13 October 2011
With unemployment at an all time low and our economy in the dirt, many undergrads are still uncertain about finding work, post graduation. The healthcare industry has always done a great job with attracting ...
Created on 14 December 2010
Occupational therapists may expect a very good job outlook for 2011 through at least 2018. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that the need for occupational therapists will "grow much faster than ...
Created on 15 November 2010
Whether you're a newly certified occupational therapist or an OT professional with several years or even decades of experience, you undoubtedly know already that there's "always something new to learn." ...
Created on 15 November 2011
... up within a week, provided you had direct communication with someone that received the resume. In the event that you submitted through a website or job board, following up gets a little tricky. To ensure ...
Created on 15 September 2011
As an Occupational Therapist in the 21st century it's exciting to be a part of the smart mobile device trend. With hundreds of thousands of apps in itunes, it turns out that there are a couple applications ...
Created on 16 September 2011
The old adage It's not what you know, it's who you know couldn't be farther from the truth in any occupational field today, especially with the ability to exponentially increase contacts using sites like ...
Created on 18 April 2012
April is not only Occupational Therapy Month, but also National Autism Awareness Month. After about 17 years, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) has undertaken a revision of its authoritative text, ...
Created on 19 January 2012
Whether you are studying for a Master’s in Occupational Therapy or looking for an Occupational Therapy job, it is important to demonstrate a wide skill set. Being knowledgeable on new treatments as well ...
Created on 23 November 2011
To Leduc or Vodder, that is the question? Occupational Therapists have accepted the challenge of being the specialists in the treatment of Lymphedema. Depending on the the categorization of the impairment ...
Created on 25 April 2012
Most of the films about occupational therapy are documentaries or educational videos....tools of the trade. So it might surprise you to learn that there are a few good comedies and dramas out there ...
Created on 27 September 2010
If you're an occupational therapist, do yourself a favor and join at least one professional OT association.
Why? Here are just a few reasons:
Most professional associations publish newsletters ...


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