Occupational therapy as a career
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2010
- Occupational therapists work in many different roles and settings. This short film will help you find out what a rewarding career you could have as an occupational therapist, helping people to live life their way. For more information go to www.cot.org.uk/OTasacareer
I have now been an occupational therapist for 2 years and I can honestly say its the most rewarding, exciting, brilliant job in the world.
Karen ish please Talk Me about your experiences in this carrer , please 😊
My time as an international OT student in the UK was the most rewarding.. Really hope to find a job in the UK soon :)
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You introduced our profession wonderfully. We thank you.
think I found my future job
did you end up becoming an OT?
it is the better profession of the world. I love it ♡♡♡
Accessing needs and finding solutions I like that
how amazing to be OT student..
Makes me proud to say I am one too!
akemi agura can You talk me about the carrer ...
The previous days, I was very confused in choosing medical technology or occupational therapy as my course for college, but by seeing this video, I was really touched and inspired to help other people change their lives, to connect with them and enjoy doing my job as an occupational therapist. Thank you for posting such a heart touching, informative, inspiring and beautiful video!
The TraveLinguoPhile now ... are you a OT ? It was a good Desicion ?
Love this video and it confirmed my decision to go back to school to get my degree in OT!!!
did you get the degree
HOW was Your dissicion ?
@stardustNmyhands1 Well....no such thing as a typical or normal day as each one is different, but lets give you last fridays.... open up the activity dept, do an initial assessment on a veteran with PTSD who has issues about going to the shops, wrote out treatment plan and used MOHOST as a base line assessment, interviewed another veteran with issues surrounding self esteem, write out treatment plan. accompany veteran on a one to one graded exposure, ran a group called mind gym,.........
@dungboy0 here's a few questions you should ask yourself, you say you like to get to know people, which is a good start in understanding them and what you can help them with. What about these?
Do you enjoy helping people and solving problems?
Are you patient, practical, creative and a good communicator?
Do you want to help people optimise their quality of life?
Have a look at our website to find out more about becoming an OT.
If you want more information about becoming an OT, have a look at the "Study OT" section of our website, where you can find information on courses and universities and download our Careers Handbook.
@owenfe aww well done, i wwant to be an ot and i hope i become one! its my dream!
Is it harder for men to break into this field? I am really interested in finding a career that is meaningful and helps others. Clearly becoming an OT would be great. I worry that I wouldn't be academic enough also.
+andy jones ur joking right
cont from above.....@stardustNmyhands1 sat with another veteran and showed him how to use acrylics as a medium for art. Met with manager of large football team to finalise plans for our new intervention which includes clients learning new skills, cooking and photography within a large football stadium complex with a view towards vocational rehabilitation and social inclusion. Supervised a member of staff who earned lots of praise for a new healthy eating group she has written......
I am 1st year student on ot deparment ..bt i have somee problem in study ...i can't understand which book is preferd is best so i am confused ..pls tell mee....and tell me the salary of this feild
Great career choice.
@stardustNmyhands1 Well....no such thing as a typical or normal day as each one is different, but lets give you last fridays.... open up the activity dept, do an initial assessment on a veteran with PTSD who has issues about going to the shops, wrote out treatment plan and used MOHOST as a base line assessment, interviewed another veteran with issues surrounding self esteem, write out treatment plan. accompany veteran on a one to one graded exposure, ran a group called mind gym,.........
cont from above.....@stardustNmyhands1 sat with another veteran and showed him how to use acrylics as a medium for art. Met with manager of large football team to finalise plans for our new intervention which includes clients learning new skills, cooking and photography within a large football stadium complex with a view towards vocational rehabilitation and social inclusion. Supervised a member of staff who earned lots of praise for a new healthy eating group she has written......