Johns Hopkins Bayview
Baltimore, Maryland
one review
Why did you choose this fieldwork?
I wanted to learn from the best!
Please indicate type of setting:
Outpatient, Acute, Subacute, Burns
Please describe your living and commuting situation. (Was accomodation offered? Public transportation or parking offered? Please include price paid, location and conditions.)
Monthly parking rate (pricing depends on lot availability). On bus 23 and 40 line.
Describe types of conditions or diagnoses, as well as age ranges exposed to during this fieldwork.
Neuro, cardiac, orthopedics, medical psychiatry, bariatrics, wounds, complex medical and debility
What types of assessments and interventions were used?
Departmental evaluations (standard & neuro) and FIM assessment
What are your thoughts on the site's environment for the employees and students? (Please consider: organization, collaboration, mentoring, learning opportunities)
Most the employees were once students at the site. They are brilliant and have good group dynamics.
Please comment on personality traits and/or preparation that would facilitate success at this site.
Be a self-initiator, confident, organized, resourceful, your own occupational therapist, confident, personable, flexible, tactful, witty, have a mentor, patience, a positive attitude and observant.
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How many stars would you give your experience, from one to five?
5
Any lasting thoughts or advice?
Being an occupational therapist requires thinking outside of the box. Thinking outside the box requires formation of a box. Making the box is a process. The process takes time.
‘It’s all about the process’.
Be organized, be prepared or be disappointed.
You’re only as good as your last challenge.
Review submitted December 29, 2009