Make your tailored pre-launch page for Occupational therapists

Know your audience. Use simple vocabulary. Define the term occupation. Often a person misunderstands what occupational therapy is because they assume that the word occupation refers solely to a persons job. Describe where OTs work. Describe our clientele. Make it personal. Provide examples. Describe our value.

MODIFY changing, modifying, or adapting the task or environment to promote increased independence. PREVENT reducing the risk of injury by altering the environment or improving the residents physical or cognitive abilities.

Create a video (A couple of hours) Video is a very powerful medium for promoting occupational therapy. This will be the most time intensive, but the results can be well worth the effort. Online videos are best when they are shorter than 5 minutes, have attention grabbing graphics and visuals, and tell a good story.

Common interventions occupational therapy conducts through therapeutic care include: activity analysis, adaptive equipment, assistive technology, therapeutic exercise, education and training. OTAs use their creativity and problem-solving skills to design these interventions to be tailored to each client.

Through work experience and training, I have become adept at solving problems with practicality and understanding. I find it very rewarding helping people optimise their quality of life. This experience has fuelled my desire to further my knowledge of occupational therapy techniques and skills.

Conduct company research and learn everything you can about the company. Review your resume and be prepared to discuss your key accomplishments. Check your online presence/photos: Does it align with the person and character you want to portray?

Occupational therapy (OT) is a branch of health care that helps people of all ages who have physical, sensory, or cognitive problems. OT can help them regain independence in all areas of their lives. Occupational therapists help with barriers that affect a persons emotional, social, and physical needs.

Hi, Im Angie, an occupational therapist with the rehab team, and I am here to see what you can do and what you need to be able to do to get back home or to your next stop. This is how I typically introduce myself when I walk into a new patients room at the hospital.