COMPLACENCY! Yes we are. We are at a crossroads to which we may not even be a viable
field in the future. Our brethren seem to not be interested in the politics effecting
our industry. I must say this is not unique to OT. Whether PTs, STs or OTs there
seems to be lack of "fiestiness." I belong to several other listservs, and have noted
very little attention to the matters effecting our ability to practice.
They are not concerned when a family member or patient confuse them with a PT because
they very well are doing the same routines as the PT. Why should I care? Indeed.
Jimmie Arceneaux
On Mon, 10 September 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Ron, you certainly can use my posting in your class. Please tell your students
> that I really don't mean to come off as a harsh critic of my colleagues, (I
> myself benefitted from a sign on bonus and my choice of many jobs to choose from
> in 1993), but I do believe WE are the root of our own problems as a profession.
> We can't entirely blame our abstract philosophical base, managed care or any
> other outside force when it was our own complacency thru the decades that got us
> here.
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> Keep up the thought provoking inquiries! Terrianne
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