“By doing so, they become more skilled and open themselves up to opportunities such as the ability to train other occupational therapists. “Alternatively, these talents can join academia to become master trainers to further develop and enhance our existing occupational therapy curriculum. However, for the profession to flourish, there must be more medical schools and universities that provide occupational therapy programmes, she pointed out. Currently, there are less than five universities that offer occupational therapy degree programmes, she noted. “That’s why it is crucial to ensure there are career opportunities before we encourage school-leavers to study occupational therapy.

Source: The Star June 26, 2022 14:16 UTC