A Day with an Occupational Therapist | EJ Leong | Curtin Graduate

Missing the human connection element in laboratory work prompted Malaysian-born EJ Leong to act on her curiosity and enrol in Occupational Therapy at Curtin University.
This graduate-entry Master Degree led her to new cultural experiences and friends, and a professional career she loves in her adopted home in Australia.
Work for EJ means being able to make a real difference in someone’s life - and have fun doing it.
Find out more: curtin.edu/ykbc5f

[@sharonkeesing7555]

Congratulations EJ! What wonderful work you are doing with people in the community, well done!

[@rahimmb2349]

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[@olgacotos-aguilar2596]

Hi EJ! Do you happen to have a Instagram page where one can follow your experiences in OT? I have recently returned back to university to complete prerequisites towards a new career. Although it has been between PT and PA, a mentor of mine suggested OT and after doing more and more research, I am falling in love with the career!

[@ericbergstrom1]

this is cool. multiple areas of OT in the field

[@ericbergstrom1]

why is the machine at the pool so big? lol. must have cost a lot compared to the stationary one at the pool side. is it that much easier to change then get in a harness vs get in the chair

[@darashnapandavepandave2644]

Nice job👍

[@jodi-.-]

wow this seems like a really nice career

[@tahaolyaee9092]

How many percent of the practices help bring back the ability of normal living ?

[@ngocmai7588]

Hay quá

[@happynuts]

I've always wondered what your real name is... Is EJ an abbreviation of a Chinese name?

[@goodnight.7538]

She's not Chinese, so I doubt it.

[@mangaichandrasekar1155]

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