Friday, October 17, 2008
a job-finally
Actually 2 jobs. After a couple interviews, several pros/cons lists, and many phone calls I have finally decided. I have always loved working in pediatrics but following my last rotation in outpatient spinal cord rehab I was a bit torn. All my past experiences in neuro rehab have been great and I feel they are intriguing and challenging, both of which are good qualities to start a career. It was recommended that I work in acute neuro rehab (associated with hospitals-the step after discharge from inpatient) and there are 2 in the valley that specialize in spinal cord injury. I got the best of both worlds as there was an opening for an acute neuro pediatric position. With this decision I gave up a hefty sign-on bonus, higher salaries, weekends, and holidays. However, it is a part-time position so I also get the chance to work in home-health pediatrics with a great company and mentorship. Here's for hoping everything works out.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Summer Fun
One of the most beautiful places I have ever been! A group of us hiked havasupi (in the grand canyon) in July. It's a 10 mile hike in and out, but worth every step and blister. The group, consisting of my brother, boyfriend, and great friends had a great time camping, hiking, and playing in the falls and rivers along the canyon tributary.
The adventurous hike to Mooney falls. (Havasu falls pictured above)
Monday, August 11, 2008
Big Events!


Some big news to start out this blog...my 3 year run in PT school is now finished and you can call me doctor. Still have a big national licensing exam coming, which I am studying 8 hours a day for, but nonetheless finished with a big part of it. Graduation date was Aug. 2, which unfortunatelly coinsided with Troy's big birthday. He was a good sport about sharing his day with friends along with my family who all came to celebrate with me. Celebration pictures to follow.
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