The Most Important ADLs for your OT Evaluation

In this video I discuss the most important ADLs when performing an evaluation to ensure a safe discharge.
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[@DrOTGuy]

I'm with you on the socks, you can get a lot of insight from that.

[@user-kq6ow3jc4o]

What is the best setting to work in for newly graduates?

[@DrOTGuy]

Personally, I think whatever area you enjoy the most. :) But if you want a more specific answer- I recommend getting experience with being able to transfer people and be challenged with some tough cases. Acute or inpatient rehab would give you that. You could also just do this setting a few days a month as PRN if it's not a setting you truly enjoy. Hope that helps. :)

[@user-kq6ow3jc4o]

@@DrOTGuy thank you

[@otfocus]

I agree.