With the fast advancement of mobile computing readily available to the common people, it is undeniable that the smartphone generation has blurred the lines of age groups. A big chunk of the modern population has embraced technology and its benefits. [...] Read More
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Ergonomics and the Physical Therapist
September 25th, 2014 by Joahnna AlmeroErgonomics is the science that deals with how a person effectively works in a given environment. There should be a balance between the physical requirements of the job with the physical capacity of the person. Otherwise, this would result in acute and chronic work-related physical injuries that may greatly affect the person’s overall performance. [...] Read More
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Top 5 Job Stressors I Can Avoid (but Usually Don’t)
September 23rd, 2014 by Sandra AlexanderEvery speech therapy setting has its unique stressors plus there are common stressors to the profession. When you’re becoming a practicing SLP it can be stressful, but wait until you encounter the “real world.” That’s a whole new ball game. [...] Read More
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5 Traits of an Ideal Physical Therapist
September 18th, 2014 by Joahnna AlmeroIn this line of work, there are a few traits that make physical therapists effective in getting the job done. Here are five basic traits you need to excel in when working as a physical therapist. [...] Read More
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4 Essential Things to Consider When Doing Documentation
September 16th, 2014 by Sandra AlexanderWhile I love doing Speech Therapy, there is an essential part of the job that I need to continually hone my skills in: documentation. [...] Read More
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Making First Impressions as an OT
September 11th, 2014 by Laina KarosicWhether you’re meeting a new client or taking on a new occupational therapy job, a first impression can make all of the difference. Often, OTs work with more than just the client, so it’s important to make a good impression to everyone involved right off the bat. [...] Read More
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The Hidden Job Behind Speech Therapy
September 9th, 2014 by Sandra AlexanderOver the years I have learned that no matter where you practice, there is a need to collaborate, educate, and be educated by and with other professionals in the field of speech therapy. [...] Read More
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World Physical Therapy Day 2014: Movement for Health
September 4th, 2014 by Joahnna AlmeroEvery September 8, World Physical Therapy Day is celebrated. It is a time to make the profession known all over the world, and what physical therapy has to offer. [...] Read More
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5 Tips for Occupational Therapists at a New Job
September 2nd, 2014 by Laina KarosicWhether you’re a new graduate or a seasoned occupational therapist changing jobs, a new work setting can be exciting yet challenging. Here are a few tips to ease your transition and start off on a positive foot. [...] Read More