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Registered Occupational Therapist Reviews
What is it like working as a Registered Occupational Therapist?
August 2015
You are valuable but your credentials are more so.
Registered Occupational Therapist:
1) Negotiate a solid rate, then, ask that they pay for your license renewal, CEU's, uniforms, cell phone, etc., in addition to 100% employer-paid health insurance and always ask for more PTO.
2) If you realize you know more than your employer, find a new employer or go out on your own.
3) If a company has a bad rep, your employment there won't held bring it up; it will, however, bring yours down!
4) Network w/ other therapists.
5) Be on someone's prn list at all times-whether you accept the work or not. That way if your FT job goes south, you have a life line!
September 2014
Registered Occupational Therapist:
Pros: Work Flexibility.
Ability to work from home.
Cons: Stress (have to meet deadlines)
No set work hours, thus you end up working most of the day.
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