"occupational placement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of finding and securing a job or career in a specific field or industry. Example: After completing their degree, students are required to complete an occupational placement in their chosen field to gain practical experience and enhance their skills.
Mrs. Lewis, a former teacher, had been working as a manager of placement services at the occupational center, and even though she had no experience as a principal she expressed interest in how the school was being run and was soon offered a job by the school's board.
Like social work students, occupational therapists spend a lot of time on placements, gaining a taste for the challenges and rewards which await.
Further enhancements and separation of unique profiles of exposure should be possible once squalene and free fatty acids detected from full scan analysis are reduced by minimizing skin contact (in placement or duration as demonstrated in the occupational study).
We know that vocational rehabilitation with the Individual Placement and Support (IPS) approach has an impact on occupational engagement as assessed by the POES as early as 6 months [ 13].
The groom's mother is the fieldwork coordinator in the occupational therapy program at Columbia University in New York, supervising the clinical placements of students nationwide.
CALD students in their final year or a year with a large placement component within the university's healthcare training courses (medicine, nursing, dietetics, occupational therapy and social work) were the recruitment focus.
The students as a group, without taking hospital placement into account, obtained an average AAP of 64.3% for all occupational therapy modules with a correlation between the FPE and AAP of r = 0.486.
Even if I go onto a traditional post, I hope that the experience of such a placement will give me a stronger understanding of the profession and the kind of occupational therapist I really want to be.
It's early, but based on graduate school applications this spring, enrollment in undergraduate courses, preliminary job-placement results at schools, and the anecdotal accounts of students and professors, a new pattern of occupational choice seems to be emerging.
Now in her second year of an MSc in occupational therapy at Brunel University, Van Hoorn is enjoying the variety: "We'll have maybe 12 weeks of study and then we'll have a placement.
