You MIGHT be an OT Student if...


FROM STEVE at:
Touro Manhattan

...things that used to look like trash are beginning to look like adaptive equipment.

...you can't watch anyone do anything without making an assessment.

...you refer to the author of your anatomy book by his first name (Frank) and everyone knows who you are talking about.

...you wonder which frame of reference your mother used when she raised you.

...you've heard the phrase "That's like physical therapy, right?" more than twice this week.

...you've heard the phrase "So you help find people jobs, right?" more than twice this week.

...you are beginning to suspect that your significant other may have an axis I diagnosis.

...you are beginning to suspect that most of your family members may have an axis II diagnosis.

...you are beginning to suspect that everyone else has perceptual problems.

...you've ever spent more than 20 minutes trying to explain to someone what you do all day.

FROM NITA at:
University of St. Augustine for the Health Sciences

...you've had dreams about plastic (anatomy) lab models.

(Got a good one for this list? Email me below.)


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