“Why did you become a physiotherapist?” or some iteration of this question is something that I am often asked by patients during a treatment session. There is no grand over-arching explanation as to how I became a physiotherapist, just one very simple reason...
Of all the battles Occupational Therapists have to fight, and there are many of them, for me the abbreviation of our name is the very last thing we need to worry about. OT is still Occupational Therapy.
It is one of every NHS worker’s toughest moments when they hear the words black alert. Especially if it the first time you are experiencing such a period.
This is the third blog in a series of three in which we walk through the steps of the trying to secure yourself a job whether permanent or locum OT job. We’ve covered so far applying for a job, the interview process and finally in this blog, your interview performance.
Billy Dove to head up RIG's successful Radiotherapy division.