A recent e-mail that made me happy...I changed her name/location. I gave her some tips but if anybody wants to chime in, please feel free.
AOTA! Check it out!!
My name is "Jane Doe" and I regularly read your blog! I wanted to say that I love the blog as it opened up my eyes to OT and I learned a lot about the profession. Your blog is one of the reasons I am applying to OT school because it gave me a perspective of OT from a student's view! I am actually in the process of applying to a master of OT program in "Doeland"(I am from "Dooda") and I was wondering if you can give me some tips.
I have to submit an essay discussing OT as part of my application and it's due this Friday! and I am freaking out...one of the question is to describe a trend in health care and how OT is positioned to play a leadership role. I was thinking of maybe discussing the switch in healthcare to health promotion and disease prevention but I am a little unclear on how OTs can play a role in this.
If you can give me any tips I would really appreciate it!
Thanks and keep up the great work on the BLOG!
This blog chronicles my OT journey starting from 2006 in the beginning of OT school, through 9 months of fieldwork, to my first year as an OT working in rural Deep South in physical dysfunction, to my transition into an elementary school system district in California. I'm in my third year now and learning new things every day. My mind is constantly blown by the amazingness of OT!
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Always good to take a look at the issues on AOTA.org ... that will give you ideas about how OTs are connected to different policies and give you some information that the professors are probably looking for.
Thats fantastic! Great evidence to show how blogging (by a great blogger of course!) has such potential for our profession.
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