Summary :
The number of Occupational Therapy students has increased significantly over the last ten years. The consequences are a need for more placements on a national level. The OT schools find it increasingly difficult to obtain a sufficient number of placements. As a part of the Union of OT schools in France (SIFEF), a working group of 5 placement coordinators sought to find out the reasons and possible solutions.
A national survey of all OT schools, occupational therapists and students was carried out in three stages: in 2021 to all the OT schools, in 2022 to occupational therapists and in 2023 to the students.
In this article the aim is to share and make visible the results of the survey carried out among the OT schools. A heterogeneous organization and needs for placements according to the different OT schools was noted. However, a recurring problem for all is the lack of internship offers. Some solutions are emerging to increase the number of placements, for example the possibility of becoming a tutor for occupational therapists with less than 3 years of experience or developing co-tutoring placement.
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Article rédigé par :
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Lisbeth Charret
Ergothérapeute, MSc. Ed.
Coordinatrice des stages
IFE ADERE
lisbeth.charret@adere-paris.fr
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Cécile Farny
Ergothérapeute, cadre de santé
Responsable pédagogique
IFE La Musse
c.farny@iflrs-lamusse.net
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Marie Grillon
Ergothérapeute, MSc. Ed.
Enseignante et coordonnatrice d’enseignement
IUFE – Université Clermont Auvergne
marie.grillon@uca.fr
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Jean-François Guichoux
Ergothérapeute, cadre de santé
Formateur en ergothérapie, responsable des stages
IFPEK
jf.guichoux@ifpek.org
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Leïla Tortora
Ergothérapeute, cadre de santé
Référente des stages
IFE Toulon
leila.tortora@ifpvps.fr