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OTH 5002: Foundations of Occupational Therapy(3)
Foundations, development, and professional ethics, values and
responsibilities of profession.
OTH 5113C: Practicum in Applied Therapeutic Activities (1)
Occupational therapy activity programs in community projects.
OTH 5115C: Therapeutic Skills II: Areas of Occupation (3)
Prereq: OT graduate student. Pre-activity and activity techniques
for participation in human occupation.
OTH 5324: Psychosocial Intervention (4) Prereq: OT graduate
student. Historical and current models for application of
occupational therapy to psychosocial problems.
OTH 5435: Therapeutic Skills I(2) Prereq: Basic skills in
assessment and intervention with biomechanical factors. Intended
for OT graduate students. Addresses the evaluation and treatment
of biomechanical factors in Occupational Therapy.
OTH 5726C: Service Delivery and OT Management(2) Prereq:
OT graduate status. Basic principles of management and systems in
providing occupational therapy to individuals and organizations.
OTH 5770C: Critique of Occupational Therapy Research (3)
Prereq: OT graduate student. Principles and skills necessary for
critical review of the occupational therapy literature.
OTH 5812: Practicum I (2) Prereq: OT graduate student. Initial
practicum site experience to aid socialization process into roles and
styles of occupational therapists.
OTH 5816: Practicum II (3) Prereq: OT graduate student. Second
of series designed to acquaint future professionals with practice
skills such as documentation and activity analysis.
OTH 5848: Internship I (6) Initial full-time experience under
direct supervision of licensed occupational therapist. S/U.
OTH 5849: Internship II (6) Second full-time experience under
direct supervision of licensed occupational therapist. S/U.
OTH 6008: Neuroscience of Human Occupation(6) Theoretical
explanations of occupation in human functioning. Contemporary
concepts of brain function that support occupation with emphasis on
sensory, motor, and cognitive processes.
OTH 6106: Assistive Technology and Occupational
Performance(6) Technology and strategies to support health and
performance of daily occupations and to foster independent living
and risk/injury reduction. Lifestyle and health consulting.
OTH 6275: Wellness and Disease Prevention of Chronic
Conditions: Application in Occupational Therapy (3) Vascular,
nerve, and orthopedic disorders, tumors and trauma physiology and
pathophysiology, and occupational therapy prevention and
intervention.
OTH 6424: Application of Motor Learning and Motor Control in
Occupational Therapy (3) Review of neuroanatomy and
musculoskeletal fundamentals of motor control. Discussion of
acquisition and teaching of motor tasks to patient populations who
suffer from motor control problems.