Cathy Abrahamson & Jana LeVitre. What do YOU like to do? What do YOU need to do?

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Cathy Abrahamson & Jana LeVitre

What do YOU like to do? What do YOU need to do?

 Write stories?  Draw and paint?  Read books?  Take pictures?  Talk to people?  Plan parties & events?  Cook for people?  Do hair and makeup?  Discover nature?  Wash your car?  Drive your car?  Play sports?

…You woke up tomorrow morning and didn’t have your arms! Who would help you get back to doing stuff? Occupational Therapy!!!

“Occupational Therapy makes it possible for people to live life to the fullest. Many people face daily challenges – …a refugee new to America, …an injured worker returning to work, …a child with autism at school, …a grandfather who has had a hip replaced, …a young adult with a traumatic brain injury, …a mother with depression. Occupational Therapists help people learn new ways to do things they used to do but, for whatever reason, can no longer do them. Occupational therapy helps people be successful in doing what is important to them.” ~U of U Division of OT

 Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Bathing/showering, dressing, eating  Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) Care of others, meal preparation, shopping  Rest and Sleep  Education  Work  Play  Leisure  Social Participation Family, peers, friends

 What training or college degree do I need? Masters Degree: Occupational Therapist (OT) Associate of Applied Science: Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA)  How many years of post-high school training will it take? OT: Bachelor’s (4 years) + OT Program (3 years) OTA: Pre-requisites (1 year) + OTA Program (2 years)  Institutions in Utah that offer programs: University of Utah—OT Salt Lake Community College—OTA

 Compared to other jobs, what is the salary range? ◦ Bureau of Labor Statistics ( Median Salary May 2012)  OT: $75,400 year/$36.25 hr.  OTA: $53,240 year/$23.53 hr.

Will there be a job for me when I graduate?  Where are the jobs? Skilled Nursing Facilities Hospitals Clinics Home Health Schools Mental Institutions Work sites (Industry)  Number of jobs: 38,600  Long term outlook: OT growth rate: 29% OTA growth rate: 43%

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