The role of information in career development has received relatively little research attention. A literature review completed as part a doctorate the first half 2021 indicates that features only small number publications spread across Career Studies, Organisational and Education time period between 2000-2021. In many cases, not been main focus these publications. It has, instead, viewed by-pro...

Abstract A breast radiologist who is early in their career will be faced with many opportunities that can both challenging and rewarding. It helpful to aware of the resources available imaging field. Specialty society membership provides for personal professional growth. Connections relationships made other radiologists at differing stages, presenting develop mentor-mentee experienced members p...

Career expectations contribute to job satisfaction, which ultimately affects personnel retention. This paper focuses on a current trend in career literature: career self-efficacy, judgments about the efficacy of one's career choice and adjustment. Career self-efficacy is relevant to occupational therapy in that therapists are leaving the profession because of unmet career expectations. This pap...

This article provides a historical review of certified occupational therapy assistant (COTA) education, professional roles, career mobility, and professional development. The evolution of COTA education from 2 hospital-based, 12-week training programs to the current 162 accredited 2-year college degree or professional certificate programs is examined. The expansion of the COTA role from well-de...

This conceptual paper introduces the Theory of Dialogical Self to the career development literature. The life themes component of the Theory of Career Construction is the focus of application for dialogical self. It is proposed that the notion of dialogical self may contribute to understanding how individuals construct the career-related life themes. Dialogical self is thus presented as a promi...