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 To be a good osteopath requires a variety of skills.
You will need to be:
- able to draw on a range of learning experiences:
clinical, classroom-based and self-managed
- in possession of in-depth health-related
knowledge from a variety of fields
- committed to providing first-class care to
each of your patients
- able to communicate effectively with people
from all walks of life
- self-motivated to learn throughout your professional
life and to develop your professional skills
autonomously
- able to work effectively in groups with colleagues
and other professionals from different health
care traditions
- good at problem-solving, synthesising knowledge
and helping others to learn
- committed to continually refining the manual
skills central to osteopathy
- good at managing your own practice environment
and professional life
- keen to be an ambassador for osteopathy to
your patients, other health care professionals
and the general
public
With these qualities and a BSO degree you can look
forward to a rewarding career in primary health
care. Undergraduate Study >>
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