realOT

You will become an occupational therapist.

I'm Dr. Tay, an occupational therapist and OT educator specializing in neuro, aquatics, and pediatrics and the face behind BecomingOT. Let's get real! Today's episode is really about transitions and where this podcast is going.

Sharing a little more about the setting I work in and insight to how to get involved in this setting.

Occupational therapist and advocate Nancy, from @lovelyy_ot, sits down to share her experience working in a skilled nursing facility including tips for practice, the truth about productivity, and the type of clients one might work within a SNF (plot twist, it's not always older adults)

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This sp(OT)light episode is with seasoned OT (and my fellow co-worker) Anthony who shares his experience as a traveling OT: the what, when, and how to do it....and of course addressing everyone's big fear: imposter syndrome

I worked full time pretty much the entirety of my program - sharing what I learned AND what jobs you guys had during grad school too!

Bringing it back to basics! Crash Course review on the spinal cord and the various tracts that help it function

What do you call a fake noodle? An Impasta! Have you felt like a fake noodle before? Same. As a student and as a clinician - but are we defined by it?  Come join the discussion as we talk about the who, what, and why behind imposter syndrome.

Sharing my own fieldwork selection experience and some tips to help you select yours! Fieldwork selection can seem like SUCH a stressful process but it doesn't have to be!

A few tips and tricks that I used in preparation for my grad school interviews! From what to wear, what to bring, and questions that may be good to ask programs - I got you covered, friends.