About Occupational Therapy
Who
can benefit from Occupational Therapy?
People of all ages who want to improve their skills for the job of living! Does a physical, cognitive, or mental health problem prevent you from doing all your daily activities; things like driving a car, taking a bath, getting groceries, or going to school?
People of all ages who want to improve their skills for the job of living! Does a physical, cognitive, or mental health problem prevent you from doing all your daily activities; things like driving a car, taking a bath, getting groceries, or going to school?
Where do OTs
currently work in New Brunswick?
In a wide variety of settings including:
Hospitals - within the two Health Networks - providing in-patient, out-patient and day programs such as: acute care, neonatology, pediatrics, mental health, pre and post-surgery, orthopedic surgery (e.g. hip, hand), plastic surgery (e.g. burns, hand), cardiac, geriatric and general rehabilitation.
In a wide variety of settings including:
Hospitals - within the two Health Networks - providing in-patient, out-patient and day programs such as: acute care, neonatology, pediatrics, mental health, pre and post-surgery, orthopedic surgery (e.g. hip, hand), plastic surgery (e.g. burns, hand), cardiac, geriatric and general rehabilitation.
How to Access Services provided by
Occupational Therapists?
Physician's referral - for all services provided within the hospital setting.
Self-referral - for services provided by the Extra-mural program and for services provided by a private practice agency in the community.
Physician's referral - for all services provided within the hospital setting.
Self-referral - for services provided by the Extra-mural program and for services provided by a private practice agency in the community.
