Occupational Therapist Newcastle

Wanted: An Occupational Therapist Who Remembers Why They Became One Let's get something out of the way. You didn't spend years studying Occupational Therapy because you had a lifelong ambition to hit utilisation targets, spend your evenings finishing reports and explain to someone why six back-to-back appointments might be a little ambitious. You became an OT to help people. To solve problems. To help someone become more independent. To find practical ways of turning "I can't do that" into "Act…