Clarke, Jodi. Interview. Jodi describes her decision to become an occupational therapist, her education and career in Labrador from graduation in 1996 until the present day; Annie Baikie Watts, first person from Newfoundland to train as an occupational therapist, graduating in 1928 and returning to Labrador to work

• Main Author: Manojlovich, Mary
• Other Authors: Clarke, Jodi, Jodi was born in St. John's; grew up in Churchill Falls Labrador; completed a degree in Kinesiology at Dalhousie; attained a BScOT from Dalhousie in 1996; worked in Labrador from 1996 to the present day, based out of Happy Valley Goose Bay.
• Format: Audio
• Language: English
• Published: 2022
• Subjects: Clarke; Jodi; Annie Baikie Watts; Happy Valley-Goose Bay; Newfoundland
• Online Access: http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/occuptherapy/id/32

Jodi talks about how she decided to become an occupational therapist; experience as a student at Dalhousie; returning to work in Happy Valley Goose Bay after graduation in 1996; first occupational therapist in many years; working between Labrador City and Happy Valley Goose Bay (HVGB); community-based practice on the coast of Labrador; inpatient work in the new hospital in HVGB; working in mental health; challenging scope of practice; importance of cultural awareness, culturally based practice; connection to Labrador; partnerships with local indigenous organizations; experience with the first Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Clinic in the province; Annie Baikie Watts story.