Why I Became An OTA

 I became an OTA because I have always been fascinated by how the brain and body work together in everyday tasks. Occupational Therapy allows me to turn that interest into meaningful, one on one support for others. Working as an OTA will give me valuable hands-on experience as I work towards my ultimate goal of becoming a licensed OT.

Life Long Learning

I am a University of Waterloo graduate with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology and a minor in Medical Physiology. This means my course load was mostly made of up of psychology, kinesiology and human physiology and anatomy courses. This is what led me to pursuing Occupational Therapy.

Favourite Occupations