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

. 

before and he

of wearing a jacket during therapy after expressing being cold

time, he

for

therapy and then it spiraled from there into needing to lay down and over-working himself

himself.

became frustrated with us quickly and told us that we didn't have his feelings and

adamant on not doing

him and h

isn't short of work ethic and is

job and they basically made him slow

worked 105-hour weeks before

visit and would talk to him and to us and they told us how hard of a worker he is

increase

the

Especially for the kiddos with sensory processing dysfunction, there are a lot of preparatory methods and treatment approaches that are beneficial for the kiddos that have

kiddos

Overall, the risk of stepping out and being confident in the knowledge I had was very scary and intimidating, but ultimately successful and rewarding

learned about

diagnosis not

out" indicating that

c

ndifferent, but

past, in other situations,

resumed

client and grown

take our attention off of the task at hand and discuss something silly while doing it

limitations that eluded him from the help of others changing his brie

overstep

and

With that being said, my leisurely approach to

and know

during

hink it has made me

experiences

sessions and "jumping in" so to speak in their developed routines of coming to therapy and working with their trusted therapist(s). 

respect

quickly

have

children, but

the

are so many levels and

. 

to discuss expectations of each other

experience, in which it was

As evidenced by successful completion and passing grades of both fieldwork responsibilities, I demonstrated the ability to give timely and constructive feedback

week 3 forms, week 6 forms, midterm, and final evaluation

always

the most independent she could be when

skill level

about week 4

severely

unable

, either

noticed varying levels of involvement and engagement regarding parents, some being influenced by religious

RESUME 

traveling, and spending times outdoors fly fishing and

He did not get a login since he was only there for two weeks, so I shared mine with him

the position

the

responsibility

taught him all the tools I knew for him

,

case load

with is current caregiver and the patient

After the meeting,

Usually, OT likes to discharge the

but if we feel as though there are areas where he/ she can improve, we can keep the patient longer.

meetings, his

One occasion when I faced with an ethical dilemma was on my first rotation. 

in practice.

WILL

,

helps me

,

the

I will present the schedule on Monday to my educator to see if approves of the changes

followed by discussing

In addition,

rehabilitation evaluation

llness

strived to

OT.

are living with untreated

ent, ma

health care

unjust.

als, d

he did, I plan t

still treated

progresses

they

hat majority

the receive different privileges depending on the level.

because majority of the time they will be written up or disciplined

th

yelling at and insulting the patients, on

OF the

Theraputics

disregarded

from now

the

if I a

,

upholding

Majority

at rural

experiences. I

same as he is aging well into his 50’s

humor, a

not typically jump in and immediately make

life