There are scenes many of us have experienced as occupational therapy practitioners at least once in our careers, no matter what setting you work in. You open up the supply closet and see the same old uninspiring materials. You find out a surprise discharge barrier and have to assess it ASAP. Your mind is drawing […]
When I entered the profession, most of the occupational therapy jobs in my city were for nursing homes or skilled nursing facilities (SNFs). It was common to start your career at places like these to get experience, and then move on to another practice area. For some, however, it was always in their heart to […]