Since graduating from dance school in 2008 I have been lucky to pursue a short career in dance.
However, reoccurring injuries took their toll on my body and I accepted it, and made the decision to alter my career path.
After working in retail for several years, I decided to take the plunge and I have been offered a new job role with the NHS as a therapy assistant in Orthopaedics.
I believe that my new professional practice will enhance my existing knowledge of my dance training and knowledge of the human body and ultimately progress my career in the health sector.
However, as my practice will focus on the physical rehabilitation of a patient, I am interested in the psychological impact an injury can have. I intend to interview my colleagues as I will not be including patients in my inquiry due to ethical reasons. I'm not entirely sure that I am getting too out of my depth here by broadening the subject area and delving into the psychological side?? As I can't interview patients, will I have to rely on questionnaires from a third party?
What do you think??
Any comments or feedback would be most appreciated!!
Thanks,
Katrina x
However, reoccurring injuries took their toll on my body and I accepted it, and made the decision to alter my career path.
After working in retail for several years, I decided to take the plunge and I have been offered a new job role with the NHS as a therapy assistant in Orthopaedics.
I believe that my new professional practice will enhance my existing knowledge of my dance training and knowledge of the human body and ultimately progress my career in the health sector.
However, as my practice will focus on the physical rehabilitation of a patient, I am interested in the psychological impact an injury can have. I intend to interview my colleagues as I will not be including patients in my inquiry due to ethical reasons. I'm not entirely sure that I am getting too out of my depth here by broadening the subject area and delving into the psychological side?? As I can't interview patients, will I have to rely on questionnaires from a third party?
What do you think??
Any comments or feedback would be most appreciated!!
Thanks,
Katrina x
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