Private Practice in Occupational Therapy

Valuable insights into the potentials, risks, and excitement of establishing a private practice in occupational therapy. This groundbreaking volume provides general and specific ideas to help guide the OT professional who is considering independent practice.

Florence S. Cromwell

Chapter 1 Risk Taking in Occupational Therapy, Susan M. McFadden, Bonnie Hanschu; Chapter 2 Tidal Surge and Private Practice: The Historic Eighties, Betty Wild Frazian; Chapter 3 Community Occupational Therapy Associates: A Model of Private Practice for Community Occupational Therapy, Karen Goldenberg, Barbara Quinn; Chapter 4 A New Arena for Private Practice in Occupational Therapy: Worker's Compensation and Personal Injury, Doris J. Shriver; Chapter 5 One Person's Experience in Private Practice: Start to Finish, Barbara M. Knickerbocker; Chapter 6 Developing Pediatric Programming in a Private Occupational Therapy Practice, Julie Shuer, Laura Weiner; Chapter 7 The Airplane:Another Solution to Transportation in a Rural Private Practice, James R. Christen; Chapter 8 Occupational Therapists as Publishers and Trainers in the Field of Aging, Elizabeth S. Deichman, Mary V. Kirchhofer; Chapter 9 Marketing Occupational Therapy Services, Lisette N. Kautzmann; Chapter 10 Computers and the Private Practitioner in Occupational Therapy, Estelle Breines; Chapter 11 Wellness: Its Myths, Realities, and Potential for Occupational Therapy, Jerry A. Johnson;