QUESTION 5 OF 33

What strengths or special skills will you bring to this position?

"If I'm hired, you'll quickly find that I am eager to learn all that I can to become a better Occupational Therapist. I will be willing to put forth the time and effort to see as many patients as I can and work as many hours as I possibly can. I am looking to get as much exposure to wide range of patients early in my career."

"As an experienced Occupational Therapist that has worked in different settings, I would bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team here. I truly enjoy mentoring young therapists as they enter the career and, in return, I always find joy in learning new techniques from them as well."

This question is similar to 'What is your greatest strength.' Be prepared to hear this question asked in a nontraditional way. If you are unable to pinpoint your best skill or greatest strength, ask friends or a family member what sets you apart. This can also be a skill or training on the job as an Occupational Therapist that doesn't show up on your resume.

"A strength that I would bring to this position is my years of experience working with Geriatric patients. I've worked on a multidiciplinary team treating stroke patients and have seen much success with that patient population."

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