very honest by saying

I have found that I have been

Further, I feel as though

was

safely, therefore every minute counts of the 3 hours of therapy.

For my pediatric rotation specifically, several of our clients

and

ns

Further,

the amount of toys available to use for therapy was very limited and I had to still effectively provide treatment for the child by using creativity.

job and with

s a

. 

oming and I feel as though as I continue with my practice, I will continue to grow in the professional aspect

very natural

b

patients

Also, every

all

b

she

I took over my fieldwork educator's caseload so

enew these memberships every year and

as I complete my final fieldwork rotation as well as when I enter into my practice

There are several ways I plan to fulfill commitments in my future as a practitioner such as being a life long learner and keeping up with continuing education hours even if that means taking courses after I have met the criteria for the number of hours I am expected to get.

medica

is writing a progress note

insurance was reluctant to approve her for visits because they say she isn't making progress.

the deficits listed above

and it

s it correlated with the child's age level.

n

doesn't mean they wouldn't benefit

evaluations because when

Unfortunately, on multiple occasions, we are

because she was able to understand

while standing at t

of how MOHO is used is

g

and on most days, we

she had a goal set based on her evaluation to address visual memory,

and I

to

the

and as we know, play is a child's

and he

activities he did that became much easier for him after his

my sessions with him, I would try to

at times

, therefore,

to give them

questions and

had

s

another therapist other than my fieldwork educato

is, for example, I had a

ducators as well as other team members know

r so this occupation is

is

do e

because he talked with me about

how he wanted

about

caregivers and it seems as though several

is something that is so

as

, she

verbalize things

and feel

nd

However, you become very optimistic and appreciative

environment so,

the different cultures each client represents.

experience

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on

Objective

Project

of

I believe

provide

provides

with hopes to contribute research in future conferences, specifically on my

proceeding Vice President by

the most

so

concerns and

we would work so closely

co-treat and having

, or

interventions, however

a high level of evidence, however was

to best support the needs of these clients, however, would consider the population.

evidence based

When working with the pediatric population, there often wasn't research pertaining specifically to this population when dealing with medically complicated clients.

return an outcome

place

to

many of our patients were in, however,

provided

that

in

Upon

a

is when

this

pants

bathroom and with each step,

With PT, we helped

is when I was when I was

have before because I have

hospital

to

2nd

have a unique perspective with

of

balance a

time

with

overall

With

much opportunity

my weakness

After working on this a week

Late on in my

hrough

After observing my first week, I advocated for my developed skills from previous rotations and provided feedbac

With this information and the underserved population I frequently worked with (children 6-12 with a TBI), I decided to do my inservice on developing a Disorders of Consciousness (DoC) program for pediatric populations.

I did my rotation at

And often, these

or

s

although out

educate

Through the pediatric hospital I did my second level II rotation at, the provided monthly CEU's during lunch

. 

making, from the client, caregivers, and using my clinical expertise. 

This variety of exposure helped me to accurately discharge plan, seeing first hand the level of care provided, and helped me to gather a tool-box to carry over services to a variety of settings

see

about it

,

incase

strengths, however

well as

successful, however

transfers in order to only receive periodic help with ADLs and family hasn't been

discussed

.

population is underrepresented when it comes to adapting to meet their individual needs.

Through

MMT

Through

and

often with

this is an essential skil

With often only seeing

hopefully helps

the more likely a client is

accustom

. 

seeing him a couple days and

with

Because this individual made such an impact on my life, I have recently started working with local homeless organizations and educating on specific needs for the special needs homeless population and problem solving ways to get the resources for proper preventative care for this population.

but

situations

about a subject

on

injuries, simply just were

a special interests of

myself

She is only 59 years old with cognition intact and well enough aware to know she was not being treated with respect or taken care of fully

staff

for anything because we are

and

in which we would go

deficits, though she had

and admire so many

sessions all along, and will continue

and

always

One opportunity I found on numerous occasions to advocate for and represent the unique perspective of occupational therapy was when

a push

may or may not ever go through myself

Throughout these

FWEd

o

mind: a 64 year-old man with dementia and I believe depression

I

life

. 

h.

One client, in particular, comes to mind to provide a specific example.

. 

a lot of her difficulties were behavior-related, as well

A lot o