Recent content by mconnect26

Thank you so much for your response @mckenn75 ! You have worked in a lot of areas I'm interested in (psychiatry, psychology, neuro, pain). If you don't mind me asking, what are your career ambitions, and what is your current position?

Thank you @Temperance - This was really helpful!

Thanks @futureapppsy2 that's a good question, and one I need to examine further, as I'm not sure a) if my intuition is right that a PhD is not a good path for me, or b) if it's just fear holding me back. I have worked in several research labs under PhDs and I haven't felt that I want their...

I have a BS in cognitive science and have experience working as a research assistants/coordinators, in the past. I'm feeling stuck in my career though. I would like to go back to school to get a higher-degree but don't feel that a PhD is the best fit for me. Would like to stay in research and am...

I have a BS in cognitive science and previous experience as a research assistant in a neuroimaging lab and really enjoyed that area of research (functional connectivity, default network, DTI, fMRI analysis in SPM, etc.). I want to advance my career but don't think a PhD is the best fit for me...

I have a BS in cognitive science and previous experience as a research assistant in a neuroimaging lab and really enjoyed that area of research (functional connectivity, default network, DTI, fMRI analysis in SPM, etc.). I want to advance my career but don't think a PhD is the best fit for me...

I have a BS in cognitive science and previous experience as a research assistant in a neuroimaging lab and really enjoyed that area of research (functional connectivity, default network, DTI, fMRI analysis in SPM, etc.). I want to advance my career but don't think a PhD is the best fit for me...

I have been interested in PT for many years and keep circling the field because I'm very moved by it the work you do and how you empower lives. I'm also fascinated by neuroscience, anatomy, and physiology, which is why I'm confused that something isn't clicking with a rehab career... I have...

I have been interested in PT for many years and keep circling the field because I'm very moved by it the work you do and how you empower lives. I'm also fascinated by neuroscience, anatomy, and physiology, which is why I'm confused that something isn't clicking with a rehab career... I have...

I have a BS in cognitive science and have worked in several psych/neuro labs at universities and hospitals throughout my 20s as a research assistant/technician/coordinator. I both really enjoy working with people and doing research, but am feeling stuck because I don't think getting a PhD and...

I have a BS in cognitive science and have worked in several psych/neuro labs at universities and hospitals throughout my 20s as a research assistant/technician/coordinator. I both really enjoy working with people and doing research, but am feeling stuck because I don't think getting a PhD and...

I will be interviewing this week for a full-time rehab aide position at an outpatient center, and was wondering if anyone 1) can share their experiences as a rehab aide and 2) has any advice on what are some good questions to ask during the interview. Thanks!

As part of rehabilitation science research I will be doing through my new job, I will be doing home visits. Do any of you with PT experience have any advice on safety tips for doing home visits?

As part of the OT research I will be doing through my new job, I will be doing home visits. Do any of you with OT experience have any advice on safety tips for doing home visits?

Hi - new to the forum! I am seriously thinking of making the career change from cognitive science researcher to a physical therapist. Unfortunately, right as I'm having doubts about my current career, and am becoming more inspired to want to apply to PT school, I was diagnosed with Mixed...