April is Occupational Therapy month.  Dinwiddie Health and Rehab would like to thank our wonderful OT’s that work hard each day with our patients in restoring everyday tasks that have become difficult for them.

Terry Peters has been an Occupational Therapist for 28 years. She retired from the State of Virginia after 27 years and has been working on a PRN basis with other facilities for 10 years. Terry received her education at J. Sargent Reynolds College in Richmond, VA. She is certified through the National Bureau of Certified Occupational Therapists and licensed through the state of Virginia. Here Terry is working with a patient finding small objects hidden in dough. This patient is one of our success stories and will be graduating and going home in mid-April.

Jayme Davis has been an Occupational Therapist for five years. She received her education at Jefferson College of Health Science in Roanoke, VA. Jayme is certified with the National Bureau of Certified Occupational Therapist and licensed through the state of Virginia. Here Jayme is working with a patient on manipulating the “grabber” to retrieve rings off of the post and placing them in a container.

Christine Croarkin has been an Occupational Therapist for 19 years. Christine received her education at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. She is certified through the National Bureau of Certified Occupational Therapists and received her license through the state of Virginia. Here Christine is working with another success story. This patient came to Dinwiddie unable to walk and we are happy to say that she too will be graduating and going home in mid-April.

Thank you to Terry, Christine and Jayme for all that you do!