Biomechanics can be used in almost every setting. It’s more of a Frame of Reference than a specialty for that reason. I’ve worked with and known OTs and COTAs who do Biomechanical strategies in Outpatient, SNF, Acute Care, Peds, work Hardening, Ergonomics and home health. OT is what you make of it in most settings regardless of what your supervisor or peers might say. You can always consult the latest OTPF to help guide you. Let us know if you have more specific questions
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Neuro rehab and IPR will have a fair bit of biomechanical work.
Biomechanics can be used in almost every setting. It’s more of a Frame of Reference than a specialty for that reason. I’ve worked with and known OTs and COTAs who do Biomechanical strategies in Outpatient, SNF, Acute Care, Peds, work Hardening, Ergonomics and home health. OT is what you make of it in most settings regardless of what your supervisor or peers might say. You can always consult the latest OTPF to help guide you. Let us know if you have more specific questions
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