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- There's No Place Like Homecare
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Occupational therapy requires a masters degree (I guess that would be the same in the UK). It is a 6 year degree, less if you already have some of the prerequesites from your previous degree. OT is science based-amoung the pre-requisites i took are biology, kineseology, anatomy, abnormal psycology, statistics. The OT courses include cousres is different diseases, development, therapeutic activities to name a few. I wuld suggest you contact a local hospital or nursing facility and ask if you can shadow an OT for a few hours. OT's work in many different environments- schools, hospitals, nursing homes. We work across the life span from infant through geriatric populations. I love what I do and have worked in a variety of settings. Let me know if I can be of further assistance!'
Kathy
Wilmington, Delaware
USA
How special that we are colleagues!
In re. to more about me - go to my Page - it tells alot.
Best,
Claire
I received a message from you - not sure why - must be fate.
In any event you may request to be my colleague.
Claire Power Murphy,
Senior Citizen
WELCOME! WELCOME! WELCOME!