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Master of Occupational Therapy Program - Governors State University

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Policy: Level I Experience Number: OT 604 Page 2 <strong>of</strong> 2<br />

8.0 Site supervisors are sent the following information prior to the assignment:<br />

8.1 a letter introducing the student, confirming the dates <strong>of</strong> the assignment and<br />

instructor and AFC contact information.<br />

8.2 signed release <strong>of</strong> all student information held in the AFC's locked file (see<br />

attached sample)<br />

8.3 objectives <strong>of</strong> the Level I experience<br />

8.4 co-requisite course information as determined by course instructors.<br />

8.5 the student evaluation form to be completed by the site supervisor<br />

8.6 HIPPA information<br />

9.0 The quality and congruence with the curriculum design is monitored on a regular basis by<br />

a variety <strong>of</strong> means which may include: on-site visit, phone calls, written survey, student<br />

and/or site feedback.<br />

10.0 Level I supervisors are qualified personnel. Examples include:<br />

10.1 occupational therapist<br />

10.2 occupational therapy assistant<br />

10.3 psychologist<br />

10.4 physician assistant<br />

10.5 teacher<br />

10.6 social worker<br />

10.7 nurse<br />

10.8 physical therapist<br />

10.9 recreation therapist<br />

10.10mental health worker<br />

11.0 All students must successfully pass the Level I courses to progress in the program.<br />

Individual evaluation <strong>of</strong> each Level I student is documented by the site supervisor and<br />

becomes part <strong>of</strong> the student course work records.

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