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How To Treat Patients With Cancer As An Occupational Therapist
According to The National Cancer Institute, the number of people living beyond a cancer diagnosis reached nearly 14.5 million in […]
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An OT's Career Transition Into
A Home Modifications Entrepreneur
In this post, I’m excited for Occupational Therapist, Paige Hays, to share her experience of transitioning from traditional OT into […]
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Compensatory Strategies for Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries
There are an estimated 282,000 people in the U.S. who currently have a spinal cord injury (National Spinal Cord Injury […]
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Top 5 Best Paying States For Occupational Therapists
Congratulations! You have finally graduated from your OT program and are approaching your NBCOT test dates. In the midst of […]
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Transfer Training Tips for New Occupational Therapists
Starting out as an new occupational therapist presents many huge challenges. From learning the ins and outs of treatments to documenting, […]
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6 Free Cognitive Assessments for Occupational Therapists
Finding free cognitive assessments that are applicable for occupational therapists can be a challenge when you’re in a time crunch. As […]
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Discover tips, inspiration, answers to questions, and practical advice based on where you are today on your OT journey.
