Be one of 30 people to join Paige Piggott, Occupational Therapist (OT) at Ross Memorial Hospital, and hear about her experiences at the University of Waterloo and how they continue to help her today.
Come expecting to learn:
- how to leverage social media platforms to seek different career paths, connections, and valuable job resources,
- how to build and maintain a solid support system of like-minded people that can help you in the highs and lows of your career,
- the value of broadening your skillset through a variety of experiences,
- and how to strengthen you future career/school applications by getting involved at UW!
Spots are limited and you don't want miss out on this great opportunity. Send in your questions for Paige today, and come ready for a great conversation!
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About Paige
After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Health Studies from Waterloo, I pursued a Masters of Occupational Therapy at Bond University in Australia. I returned to Canada after graduation in 2019 to start the international equivalency process, which was prolonged due to the pandemic. Finally in 2021, I started working as a home care Occupational Therapist (OT) on a provisional license while I studied and waited patiently to write my Canadian registration exam. For about a year in this job, I travelled around Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton regions providing follow up for clients in their homes following their discharge from hospital. Since the start of 2022, coming full circle, I have been enjoying working as an OT on the stroke/rehabilitation unit at my local hospital where I have continued to gain valuable experience as a new graduate every day.