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OCCUPATIONALL THERAPIST

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Occupational therapists treat injured, ill, or disabled patients who lost the ability of everyday functions.They help patients recover, develop, and improve these skills with therapeutic activities.
SALARY
$80,150
EDUCATION
In order to enter this profession you will need a Master's degree. They study for at least 5 years. Courses include kinesiology, psychology, anthropology, biology, and sociology. It typically takes 2 years to tale initial courses such as functional anatomy, medical and social conditions, assistive technology, patient care concepts, and research methods. They work up to 24 weeks in experience training. Finally, you must be licensed by the National Board for Certification for Occupational Therapy by taking an exam.
DEMAND OR NEED FOR THIS PROFESSION
 This profession is necessary when it comes to helping people who have lost their function abilities. Without these therapists to assist and guide these individuals, it would be incredibly difficult for anyone to seek the help they need to go through they're everyday life when they are unable.
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REFLECTION
I have never given much thought to becoming a therapist. The career it self does seem convenient and helpful. I may look into it more. I am certain I won't neglect this career easily. 

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