Level 2 Fieldwork Mini Series - Part 5 of 6 - Week 9: Struggling to Balance Fieldwork with Life

from OT 4 Lyfe · host Sarah Putt, MA, OTR/L

It’s week 9 of Level II fieldwork and Rachelle and Maya are here to discuss their current state’s as they head into the last few weeks of their clinical rotation: Current expectations at the end of their fieldwork How to handle schedule changes Strategies for documentation and report writing The benefits of having a support system outside of OT Work-life balance Importance of working with the family in pediatrics Coping strategies for dealing with the mental, physical, and emotional stress of fieldwork.

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The fieldwork rotation is a vital part of becoming an OT. Follow 2 students as they transition into occupational therapy practitioners. This is episode 5 of a 6 part mini-series.

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