56 | Dr. Richard Seemann on embracing multiculturalism & rehabilitation medicine

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Dr. Richard Seemann is a rehabilitation medicine specialist, working at ABI Rehabilitation New Zealand. He is passionate about multiculturalism at work, and speaks German and Māori fluently, with his most recent language aspiration in Mandarin. He has been working for ABI Rehabilitation for over 20 years, which is the largest provider of rehabilitation to the brain injured community in Aotearoa with over 400 employees.
In this episode, we discuss highlights and challenges of rehabilitation medicine, the training involved, ABI rehabilitation centre (a private practice), ACC and its intersection with rehab, managing challenging interactions with whānau & patients, tikanga Māori in rehab medicine, and job prospects for those training in this specialty.
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Kapitel

1. Richard Seeman (00:00:00)

2. Choosing medicine (00:01:17)

3. Choosing rehabilitation medicine (00:03:27)

4. ABI Rehabilitation work (00:09:31)

5. Challenging aspects of rehab medicine (00:15:59)

6. Managing challenging interactions with families & patients (00:18:54)

7. Tikanga Maori in rehabilitation medicine (00:21:17)

8. Day-to-day of rehabilitation medicine (00:27:45)

9. Job prospects for rehab medicine (00:31:27)

10. Work-life balance (00:34:35)

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