Hi there, I randomly came across your website and read through quite a couple of entries. All I can say is I can definitely relate to a lot of your experiences through the years- applying to grad school, the anticipation, and moments of overload!
Hiya, I also randomly came across your blog, and it is really interesting. I am a psychology student at uni in the UK, going into my 2nd year in September. Your graduate course sounds really interesting, although hard-work!, and is definitely something I would be considering doing after my degree.... the variety just sounds so interesting :] x
Hey Patti! I've been looking for blogs by OT's and OTS's and came across yours - it is really interesting for me as I have just accepted a place on a Masters course in OT, starting in January. I'm doing it in the UK though so the course will probably be a bit different, but I guess the theory behind it all is pretty much the same. Keep posting! And hope the work is all going well.
Hi! I'm Patti, I'm an MSOT! I graduated with my degree in Occupational Therapy in December 2009! I'm looking forward to starting my first job and beginning my carreer as an occupational therapist. Thanks for sharing the journey with me!
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Hi there, I randomly came across your website and read through quite a couple of entries. All I can say is I can definitely relate to a lot of your experiences through the years- applying to grad school, the anticipation, and moments of overload!
Nice, informative website :)
Hiya, I also randomly came across your blog, and it is really interesting. I am a psychology student at uni in the UK, going into my 2nd year in September. Your graduate course sounds really interesting, although hard-work!, and is definitely something I would be considering doing after my degree.... the variety just sounds so interesting :] x
Hey Patti!
I've been looking for blogs by OT's and OTS's and came across yours - it is really interesting for me as I have just accepted a place on a Masters course in OT, starting in January. I'm doing it in the UK though so the course will probably be a bit different, but I guess the theory behind it all is pretty much the same.
Keep posting! And hope the work is all going well.
Jemma
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