In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner in copywriting. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Krista Frahm, MOT/L. Krista is an occupational therapist who’s worked in acute, rehab, home health, and outpatient settings for over 10 years. She is passionate about adult rehab, geriatrics, and aging-in-place. Krista has loved writing and sharing OT knowledge with people, but it took a move to rural WA, homeschooling, and the world turning upside down during 2020 to prompt her to FINALLY take a chance on her dream and start a career in writing.  She dove into writing and was earning money within months – nearly matching her clinical income in under 6 months. Creating a remote, non-clinical career has provided income stability, schedule flexibility, and allowed her to homeschool the kids and reduce the time/income burdens on her husband.  She leverages her OT experience and knowledge to write websites, emails, blogs, sales pages, and more for therapists and other life-impacting companies. Her favorite companies to write for are companies that improve lives, increase dignity, and restore function for people everywhere. 

Show Key Points:

·      Krista gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Krista describes her Uncommon OT work, the setting, and whom she serves

·      Krista describes what drew her to this type of work and her path there

·      Krista describes typical clients and rates

·      Krista dispels some myths about the profession

·      Krista discusses how OTs can follow their passion for writing

·      Krista provides her contact information  

RESOURCES:

www.kristafrahmagency.com

IG: KristaFrahmAgency  https://www.instagram.com/kristafrahmagency/

Articles about copywriting on my Blog: https://www.kristafrahmagency.com/blog

If you're interested in becoming a copywriter, let me know via IG, FB, or the contact form on my website! 

If you're curious how copywriting can help your business attract ideal clients and increase your sales, schedule a Discovery Call HERE. (https://www.kristafrahmagency.com/contact)

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner in entrepreneurship. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Rhiannon Crispe, OT. Rhiannon has been an occupational therapist for 13 years in Australia. She has her own mobile paediatric practice and is an online course creator providing professional development for inspired OTs. Rhiannon is fiercely passionate about the potential of occupational therapy and raising the profile of the profession. Rhiannon is the founder of The OT Lifestyle Movement and host of The OT Lifestyle Movement podcast where she empowers OTs to do work that matters, to work from a holistic lens, and to support OT entrepreneurs who have a vision of creating impact beyond 1:1 therapy and creating an online business.  

Show Key Points:

·      Rhiannon gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Rhiannon describes her Uncommon OT work, the setting and whom she serves

·      Rhiannon describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Rhiannon describes typical goals and sessions

·      Rhiannon dispels some myths about the profession

·      Rhiannon discusses how she supports OTs to follow their passion

·      Rhiannon provides her course and contact information 

RESOURCES:

IG: @rhiannoncrispe

FB: The OT Lifestyle Movement

Website: theotlifestylemovement.com

Podcast: https://otlifestylemovement.com/podcast/

Leaders of Light Course and Coaching program: https://otlifestylemovement.com/Courses/leaders-of-light/

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working in technology. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Lauren Sheehan, OTD, OTR/L. Lauren is the current Director of Product with Neurolutions, Inc. and has been in industry roles for the last four years. Lauren has held clinical roles in outpatient neuro-rehabilitation for over a decade as well as administrative roles in clinic management. She is the chair-elect for the Technology Networking Group of the American Congress of Rehab Medicine and founding co-chair of the Clinical Managers Task Force, supporting clinicians in industry roles in rehabilitation medicine. Lauren is the former Productive Aging Special Interest Section Technology Coordinator for the American Occupational Therapy Association. She has recently served as an Adjunct Faculty Member at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, CA as well as other OT programs throughout her career. Lauren is the co-founder of the Rehab Tech Summit, an online conference, and community that aims to bring together industry professionals and rehabilitation clinicians, researchers, and entrepreneurs to share information and ideas in the rehabilitation technology space. She has a consultancy, Beyond the Clinic, which aims to support clinicians in their transition to non-clinical roles, specifically in the technology field, as well as companies as they explore the fit of their products in the rehabilitation market. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her son and partner, eating her way through travels around the world, singing karaoke, and enjoying time with family.

Show Key Points:

• Lauren gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

• Lauren describes her Uncommon OT work, the setting, and population she serves

• Lauren describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

• Lauren describes typical goals and sessions

• Lauren dispels some myths about the profession

• Lauren discusses how OTs can branch into this specialty

• Lauren provides her course and contact information

RESOURCES:

Rehab Tech Summit

https://rehabtechsummit.com/

Beyond The Clinic

https://www.beyondtheclinicco.com/

As always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at [email protected] or DM via Instagram @transitionsot

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working with justice-involved individuals. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Ariana Gonzalez, OTD, OTR/L, CTP. Ariana is the occupational therapist, executive director, and founder of LAITR, LLC (Life After Incarceration: Transition and Reentry). She works solely with justice-involved individuals reentering the community post-incarceration. Dr. Gonzalez is Michigan-based although this work originated in St. Louis, Missouri. Ariana mentors and supervises level II fieldwork and DEC OT students, teaching them how to work with this population. Ariana also has experience working with program development for people experiencing homelessness and supervising the students in the clinic in St. Louis. Ariana has worked in various settings with her heart always bringing her back to working with underserved populations and fighting systems barriers. 

Show Key Points:

·      Ariana gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Ariana describes her Uncommon OT work, the setting, and population she serves

·      Ariana describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Ariana describes typical sessions

·      Ariana dispels some myths about the profession

·      Ariana discusses how OTs can branch into this specialty

·      Ariana provides her contact information  

RESOURCES:

Life After Incarceration: Transitions and Re-entry:

https://www.lifeafterincarceration.com/

Life Skills Workbook: https://www.lifeafterincarceration.com/life-skills-workbook    

Interest profiler on ONET: https://www.mynextmove.org/explore/ip 

Slightly Burnt Toast: https://www.amazon.com/Slightly-Burnt-Toast-Self-Acceptance-Relatable-ebook/dp/B08Y76YC8C

As always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at [email protected] or DM via Instagram @transitionsot

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner in executive coaching. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Amy J. Lamb, OTD, OTR/L, FAOTA. Dr. Lamb is the founder of Meraki &Me, owner of AJLamb Consulting, LLC and an Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy at Eastern Michigan University. She is the immediate Past-President of the American Occupational Therapy Association serving in that role from 2016-2019. She has previously served the American Occupational Therapy Association on its Board of Directors as its President-Elect from 2015-2016 and Vice President from 2012-2015. Dr. Lamb is a past chair of the American Occupational Therapy Political Action Committee (AOTPAC) from 2006-2012.  She brings with her the valuable combination of clinical practice as a licensed occupational therapist combined with health care policy experience at the state and federal levels.  Dr. Lamb’s expertise includes health policy, advocacy, prevention and wellness, leadership development, organizational change, managing professional burnout and professional wellbeing, and occupational therapy as a career.

Dr. Lamb received both her Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy and her post-professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. Her policy experience began in the Minnesota House of Representatives working with the Health Policy committee.  From there she went on to be employed by the Nebraska Occupational Therapy Association as their registered lobbyist from 2000-2008.   

Dr. Lamb’s clinical expertise spans from private practice, school-based pediatrics, acute care, home health, hospice, older adults, and management.  In 2011, she received the AOTA Lindy Boggs advocacy award for her leadership in advocacy and political action in the profession of occupational therapy. In 2012, Dr. Lamb was selected to join the American Occupational Therapy Association Roster of Fellows.  Dr. Lamb was the 2014 recipient of the Eastern Michigan University College of Health and Human Services Everett L. Marshall Fellow Award for Excellence in Service.

In her volunteer leadership positions, Dr. Lamb is part of the team that helps occupational therapy professionals understand AOTA’s policy and quality agendas. She is integral in articulating the distinct value of occupational therapy in traditional and emerging areas of practice including primary health care and wellness initiatives.  She speaks regularly to groups on health policy issues impacting practice emphasizing quality services for beneficiaries and provides participants with practical ways to get involved in the process and make their voices heard. Dr. Lamb works to help practitioners, students, educators and researchers identify their role as influencers of change in their daily work as we demonstrate the value of occupational therapy to enhancing the efficiency of systems we work within, enhancing the quality of care client’s receive, and being a cost-effective solution to meet the dynamic needs of the people, populations, and communities we serve.  Dr. Lamb currently resides outside of Dexter, Michigan with her husband Nathan and their two emerging adult children Gabby (19) and Josh (17). She strives to learn new things every day and enjoys running, yoga, reading, and mindfulness

Show Key Points:

·      Amy gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Amy describes her Uncommon OT work, the setting and population she serves

·      Amy describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Amy describes typical goals and sessions

·      Amy dispels some myths about the profession

·      Amy discusses how OTs can branch into Coaching

·      Amy provides her contact information

RESOURCES:

www.merakiandme.com

[email protected]

linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-lamb-bb92024/

Clifton Strengths 

https://happentoyourcareer.com/clifton-strengths-assessment/

Gallup Organization

https://www.gallup.com/corporate/212336/index.aspx

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working in school-based & community dance programs. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Arnel Calvario, OTD, OTR/L. Believing in using his talents & resources to promote community outreach, “respect for all people,” artistic expression, and education, Dr. Arnel Calvario has dedicated himself to the dance community since his college days. In 1992, he founded UC Irvine’s own Kaba Modern. He currently serves as the Board President of Culture Shock International and as an active member of the KINJAZ. He managed Kaba Modern, Fanny Pak, the Beat Freaks, & Kinjaz during their runs on MTV’s hit show America’s Best Dance Crew. Arnel also helped manage Kinjaz during their 2017 run on NBC’s World of Dance. He also launched his “Dance Therapy Program for Neurodivergent Children” in April 2014 in collaboration with Culture Shock LA & the DEA. Arnel has been a guest lecturer at UC Irvine, USC, Grossmont College, Cal State Fullerton, UCLA, Cornell University, & Princeton University. He also continues to teach his ROOTS B4 BRANCHES dance workshop and his international virtual program LEADERSHIP TOOLS for the DANCE LEADER, judge dance competitions, speak on discussion panels & participate in program development & leadership mentorship internationally. He is also the United States judge for the annual Hip Hop International (HHI) Dance Championships and is the Co-Coordinator for the annual HHI World Battles. He does all this while continuing to work as a full-time Doctor of Occupational Therapy for Long Beach Unified School District Related Services. 

Show Key Points:

·      Arnel gives us a glimpse of his background and interests

·      Arnel describes The Uncommon OT work that he does, the setting and population he serves

·      Arnel describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Arnel describes a typical session on the job

·      Arnel  dispels some myths about the profession

·      Arnel discusses how OTs can branch into Creative Arts Programs

·      Arnel provides his contact information

RESOURCES:

LinkTree:  https://linktr.ee/ArnelCalvario

https://www.kinjaz.com/

www.cultureshockla.org 

Instagram: @kabamodern

Instagram: @CultureShockLA  

Instagram: @Kinjaz  

Children's Hospital LA

https://secure1.chla.org/site/Donation2?df_id=2241&mfc_pref=T&2241.donation=form1

As always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at [email protected] or DM via Instagram @transitionsot 

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working in ergonomics. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Kirsten Beshay, OTD, MA, OTR/L, CIEE, CEAS I & III.  Kirsten is an OT with 5 years of experience as a contractor for the Global Google Ergonomics Team. She loves introducing OT practitioners to the best-kept secret of the therapy world! Kirsten completed her OTD at Boston University, where she designed her flagship course, "Ergonomics for OT Practitioners". She has also worked in healthcare and school settings as an occupational therapist, where ergonomic principles are ever present. Kirsten enjoys speaking at conferences and on podcasts to introduce ergonomics to more practitioners.

Show Key Points:

·      Kirsten gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Kirsten describes The Uncommon OT work that she does, the setting and population she serves

·      Kirsten describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Kirsten describes a typical day on the job

·      Kirsten dispels some myths about the profession

·      Kirsten discusses how OTs can branch into Ergonomics

·      Kirsten provides her contact information on how she can best be reached 

RESOURCES:

REBA assessment

RULA assessment

Fisher, T. F. (2019). Occupational therapy’s work and industry area of practice: Content in entry-level professional occupational therapy curricula: A survey. The Open Journal of Occupational Therapy, 7(4), 1-10.

Instagram: @thriveergonomics

Website: www.thriveergonomics.com 

As always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at [email protected] or DM via Instagram @transitionsot 

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working in maternal health and fitness. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Maria Banks, OTD, OTR/L. Maria is the owner of The Health Mamas; a company she started to help pregnant and postnatal women safely meet their health and fitness goals. Maria is a Doctor of Occupational Therapy with over 10 year’s experience helping adults achieve their functional goals and a Certified Pre and Post Natal Fitness Specialist certified by AFPA. Maria is also a mom of one, recently giving birth to her healthy baby boy.  Maria combines her background as an Occupational Therapist and a Pre and Post Natal Fitness Specialist to provide a holistic approach to help new and expectant moms meet their health and fitness goals. She provides a variety of services, including health coaching, nutrition support, personal training, and group fitness classes to help women physically, mentally, and emotionally along their maternal health journey. Maria has always been interested in fitness and maintained a strong fitness regimen. During her pregnancy, she took the necessary steps to maintain a strong health regimen and felt inspired to help other women through their journey. She became the resource that she wish she had during her pregnancy and postpartum journey. She strives to empower women and build a community of women who want to take charge of their maternal health.

Show Key Points:

·      Maria gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Maria describes The Uncommon OT work that she does, the setting and population serves

·      Maria describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Maria describes a typical day on the job

·      Maria discusses salary, compensation, and career advice for interested listeners

·      Maria dispels some myths about the profession

·      Maria provides her contact information on how she can best be reached 

RESOURCES:

Benefits of Fitness on Maternal Health:

Clapp, J.F., 2000, "Exercise during pregnancy: A clinical update" Clinical Sports Medicine 

Domenjoz, I., B. Kayser, and M. Boulvain. 2014. "Effect of physical activity during pregnancy on mode of delivery." American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology  

Perales, M.L., Calabria, C. Lopez, E. Franco, J. Coteron, and R. Barakat. 2015. "Regular Exercise Throughout Pregnancy is Associated With Short First Stage of Labor." American Journal of Health Promotion 

As always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at [email protected] or DM via Instagram @transitionsot 

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working in an emerging practice fieldwork placement. You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Kate Burke, OTR/L. Kate graduated with a BS in Occupational Therapy from Worcester State University and a Certificate of Gerontology Studies from the Colleges of the Worcester Consortium in 1998. She has worked in skilled nursing and acute rehabilitation for the past 20 years. Currently, she works as an Occupational Therapist on an acute rehab unit, serves as an adjunct faculty member at Bristol Community College, and frequently supervises fieldwork students. Kate is currently enrolled in the post-professional OTD program at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences and is eagerly anticipating graduation in December of this year. As part of her Capstone project, Kate is completing a research study about emerging-practice fieldwork. It is her belief that occupational therapy should play a larger role in addressing social determinants of health, and that emerging-practice fieldwork is means of expanding the role of occupational therapy in community-based wellness. Outside of her work roles, Kate is mom to two teenagers, an avid reader and crafter, a rookie gardener, and a lover of naps! 

Show Key Points:

·      Kate gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Kate describes The Uncommon OT work that she does, the setting and population serves

·      Kate describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Kate describes a typical day on the job

·      Kate discusses salary, compensation, and career advice for interested listeners

·      Kate dispels some myths about the profession

·      Kate provides her contact information on how she can best be reached 

RESOURCES:

Emerging-Practice Fieldwork Capstone:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AzzSIQCheXk3BWkNUEKtGYxw_PQM_6M6B1Ykifw9Imc/edit?usp=sharing 

As always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at [email protected] or DM via Instagram @transitionsot 

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In this episode, we will be learning about an occupational therapy practitioner working in Policy & Advocacy.  You will hear from the personal and professional experiences of Clarice Grote, MS, OTR/L. Clarice is the founder of Amplify OT and an occupational therapist with experience in acute care, outpatient, lymphedema, and home health. Clarice has served as the Missouri Occupational Therapy Association’s Director of Practice (‘19-’21), AOTA’s Home and Community Health Special Interest Section Advocacy and Policy Coordinator (‘18-’21), and currently serves as an American Occupational Therapy Political Action Committee (AOTPAC) Ambassador. Clarice is an accomplished speaker and author on Medicare policy, value-based care, and advocacy.

Show Key Points:

·      Clarice gives us a glimpse of her background and interests

·      Clarice describes The Uncommon OT work that she does, the setting and population serves

·      Clarice describes what drew her to this type of work and how she got there

·      Clarice describes a typical day on the job

·      Clarice discusses salary, compensation, and career advice for interested listeners

·      Clarice dispels some myths about the profession

·      Clarice provides her contact information on how she can best be reached 

RESOURCE LIST:

Amy, Vicky, and Andy Child Pornography Victim Assistance Act: https://www.aota.org/Advocacy-Policy/Congressional-Affairs/Legislative-Issues-Update/2018/Amy-Vicky-Andy-Act-Passed.aspx 

My Pain Management article as a student: https://www.aota.org/Advocacy-Policy/Congressional-Affairs/Legislative-Issues-Update/2017/Pain-Management-Survey-CMS-Reimbursement.aspx 

Amplifyot.com - they can sign up for my newsletter on my home page 

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