Empower Healthcare Graduate Stories

Graduate stories

The most joyous moments for me are surprised and fulfilled look on people’s faces when they try the assistive aids that they never thought such a small piece of equipment will make such a big impact in their daily life.

Iris

Occupational Therapist

Graduate stories

The most joyous moments for me are surprised and fulfilled look on people’s faces when they try the assistive aids that they never thought such a small piece of equipment will make such a big impact in their daily life.

Iris

Occupational Therapist

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Graduate stories

I realise that my role as an occupational therapist can be more important and influential than I once thought. It is very rewarding when clients thank me with a big sincere smile! I now know that being an occupational therapist is one of the best decisions I have made.

Jovita

Occupational Therapist

Graduate stories

I realise that my role as an occupational therapist can be more important and influential than I once thought. It is very rewarding when clients thank me with a big sincere smile! I now know that being an occupational therapist is one of the best decisions I have made.

Jovita

Occupational Therapist

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Graduate stories

I knew that Occupational Therapy was a broad field, however, I didn’t realise how diverse it can be until working in the community. I feel privileged that I am able to help clients remain safe and independent, and reach their goals through the interventions and recommendations I give.

Emma Austin

Graduate Program

Graduate stories

I knew that Occupational Therapy was a broad field, however, I didn’t realise how diverse it can be until working in the community. I feel privileged that I am able to help clients remain safe and independent, and reach their goals through the interventions and recommendations I give.

Emma Austin

Graduate Program

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