Many thanks to Sophie Ellis, a new graduate occupational therapist for her account of what it’s been like finding a job after graduation. Creating my…
Read More The road from new graduate occupational therapist to employment!>
Not so long ago I interviewed Linda Rylands, and occupational therapist who graduated from the University of Queensland in 2002. Linda’s personal experiences of travel…
Read More An OT’s interest in occupational opportunities for refugees & asylum seekers>
My Health Career is excited to publish a guest article from Sophie Ellis, Lauren Parsons and Clare Penny, who are in their final year of…
Read More Career kickstart for final year occupational therapy students>
Nicole Grant is a Brisbane-based occupational therapist who is currently completing a PhD. She is the founder of Gateway Therapies, which has a team of…
Read More My career as an occupational therapist – by Nicole Grant>
At My Health Career we are excited to have a guest post from Clare Wilding, an OT who attended the recent Occupational Therapy Australia conference.…
Read More Making connections at the Australian Occupational Therapy Conference>
Autism is a condition wherein the person is unable to communicate or interact well with his surroundings. According to the World Health Organization, autism affects…
Read More Occupational therapy for Autistic Spectrum Disorder>
We think it’s awesome that Emma Gee has taken the time in her busy schedule to write a guest blog post!! Emma is an occupational…
Read More From occupational therapist to stroke survivor to inspirational speaker!!>
Driver Trained Occupational Therapists (DTOT) specialise in driver assessment and rehabilitation. This is to assist people with medical or disability related difficulties which impact on…
This month we have an occupational therapy guest blog post with an international twist. Army OT Guy Erik Johnson has allowed us to re-publish an…
Following is a guest blog by Leonora Coolhaas, a mental health Occupational Therapist working in multi disciplinary clinical education in regional Victoria. Leonora invites you…
Occupational Therapy Week will be celebrated in Australia from October 21-27, coinciding with World Occupational Therapy Day on October 27. This year the theme of…
Occupational Therapy (OT) is concerned with improving people’s lives through involvement in daily activities. When people think ‘occupation’, they often think ‘work’. However, to a…
Parkinson’s Disease is a degenerative disorder of the central nervous system. The most commonly known symptom is shaking or tremors in the hands/upper limb, but…
Read More Parkinson’s Disease: What’s That Got To Do With Occupational Therapy?>
