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Twelve Months as an Occupational Therapist

18 May 2023Ella Halman News & Information, OT Life 0

Want to know what the first year as an Occupational Therapist is really like? What's important to look for in a new workplace and all the amazing highs and challenges you might face? This blog is for ...

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Sep 2022

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TPAG Student Placement… What is it REALLY like?

28 Sep 2022Suzannah Mau News & Information, OT Life 0

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Nine weeks of, “Are you surviving, thriving or overwhelmed?” ...

14 Apr 2022Roxanne Lawrence News & Information, OT Life 0

I was an Occupational Therapy student in the Riverland… continue reading for a short, sharp, and shiny spiel of my time with The Potential Ability Group...

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