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All upper division OT courses require admission to
the professional component.
OT 101 Introduction to Occupational Therapy 2 cr
An introduction to the occupational therapy profession and the scope
of occupational therapy practice. Includes self assessment and development
strategies to enhance students’ readiness for the professional component
of the occupational therapy curriculum. Familiarizes students with the
functions, policies and services of the University, College and Department
and includes an exploration of related allied health professions.
OT 310 Gross Human Anatomy 5 cr
A comprehensive study of human cadaver anatomy with emphasis on the
nervous, skeletal, muscle, and circulatory systems. Special fee: $190.00.
OT 315 Dynamics of Therapy 3 cr
Theory and application of concepts basic to the occupational therapy
process. Includes self-awareness, assertiveness, temporal adaptation,
interpersonal and group dynamics and intra- and interprofessional
communication.
OT 316 Applied Neuroscience 3 cr
An anatomical and physiological study of nervous system covering those
topics pertinent to the practice of occupational therapy.
OT 320 Occupational Development 3 cr
Study of human occupational development, including developmentally
appropriate roles, tasks and activities. Covers prenatal period through
adolescence and young adulthood through senescence and death. Emphasis is
on normal human development, with some consideration of abnormal
development.
OT 325 History and Philosophy of Occupational Therapy
3 cr
Study of the history and development of the profession within the
context of national and international events. Overview of components of
philosophy and consideration of several major philosophies with emphasis
upon their application to occupational therapy practice. Includes
discussion of the professional association’s official statements on the
philosophy of occupational therapy.
OT 326 Fundamentals of Activity 2 cr
An introduction to concepts of activity analysis; techniques for
grading and adapting activities for therapeutic intervention; and,
applications of selected occupational therapy media. Special fee: $50.00.
OT 331 Clinical Conditions I 3 cr
Etiology, diagnostic procedures, medical management and prognosis of
selected disorders commonly referred for occupational therapy
intervention.
OT 332 Clinical Conditions II 3 cr
Etiology, diagnostic procedures, medical management, and prognosis of
selected disorders commonly referred for occupational therapy
intervention.
OT 334 Pharmacology in Rehab 2 cr
An overview of pharmacological principles and chemotherapeutic agents
commonly used by individuals requiring occupational therapy services.
OT 335 Theory of Occupational Therapy (W) 3 cr
Introduction to the prevalent theories and fundamental concepts
guiding occupational therapy. Includes similarities and differences among
major theories. Emphasizes application of these theories to professional
practice in occupational therapy. Special fee: $30.00.
OT 336 Occupational Assessment and Therapy I 3 cr
Assessment and therapy for occupational performance and performance
component dysfunction in pediatrics. Emphasizes assessment methods of
interview, observation and standardized testing. Includes problem-solving
and clinical reasoning as the basis for the application of techniques
appropriate for occupational therapy intervention for pediatric
populations in a variety of settings, including school-based programs.
Corequisite: OT 337. Special fee: $30.00.
OT 337 Practicum I 1 cr
Observation and limited participation in clinical and community-based
pediatric settings.
OT 340 Neuromusculoskeletal Assessment 2 cr
A review of neuromusculoskeletal structures and functions of the human
body with emphasis upon the upper extremities. Evaluation of normal and
abnormal function for performance of daily living tasks. Includes splint
fabrication. Special fee: $25.00.
OT 344 Computer Technology in OT 3 cr
An introduction to microcomputer utilization in occupational therapy.
Includes an examination of software, hardware and peripheral devices that
facilitate computer access and productivity. Uses of computer technology
in occupational therapy evaluation, treatment and administration will be
explored. Special Fee: $35.00.
OT 415 Management and Planning 3 cr
Application of theories of organizations, supervision and management to
occupational therapy program development and management in the emerging
health care environment, with special emphasis on the appropriate role and
use of the certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA).
OT 440 Scientific Inquiry (W) 2 cr
An introduction to qualitative and quantitative research concepts and
methods. Critical analysis of the scientific literature, application of
statistical methods and research designs, and scientific writing skills.
Special fee: $15.00.
OT 446 Occupational Assessment and Therapy II 3 cr
Assessment and therapy for occupational performance and performance
component dys-function in the area of physical disabilities. Emphasizes
assessment methods of interview, observation and standardized testing.
Includes problem-solving and clinical reasoning as the basis for the
application of techniques appropriate for occupational therapy
intervention for populations with physical disabilities. Special fee:
$30.00.
OT 447 Practicum II 1 cr
Observation and limited participation in clinical and community-based
adult rehabilitation settings.
OT 450 Occupational Assessment and Therapy III 3 cr
Assessment and therapy for occupational performance and performance
component dys-function in mental health and psychiatry. Emphasizes
assessment methods of interview, observation and standardized testing.
Includes problem-solving and clinical reasoning as the basis for the
application of techniques appropriate for occupational therapy
intervention for populations with psychosocial disorders in a variety of
settings, including community mental health centers. The psychological and
social effects of physical disability and implications for OT intervention
are also discussed. Corequisite: OT 451. Special fee: $50.00.
OT 451 Practicum III 1 cr
Observation and limited participation in clinical and community-based
mental health settings.
OT 455 Clinical Education Seminar 2 cr
A seminar course designed to facilitate students’ transition from
didactic and part-time clinical components of the curriculum to the
required full-time clinical experience.
OT 460 Level II Fieldwork (A) 8 cr
A directed experience in evaluation, planning and implementing
occupational therapy services under the supervision of an experienced,
certified occupational therapist. Designed to emphasize clinical
reasoning, entry-level skill acquisition and integration of didactic
knowledge with practice.
OT 470 Level II Fieldwork (B) 8 cr
A directed experience in evaluation, planning and implementing
occupational therapy services under the supervision of an experienced,
certified occupational therapist. Designed to emphasize clinical
reasoning, entry-level skill acquisition and integration of didactic
knowledge with practice.
OT 476 Community-Based Practice 3 cr
Study of assessment and therapy for occupational performance and
performance component dysfunction in community-based delivery systems.
Includes assessment and planning of individualized, group and
population-based therapy programs. Includes problem-solving and clinical
reasoning as the basis for the application of techniques appropriate for
occupational therapy intervention with emphasis on the recipient of
services and family as active participants and applied within multiple
delivery systems. Corequisite: OT 477. Special fee: $30.00.
OT 477 Community-Based Practicum 1 cr
Observation and limited participation in community-based health care
delivery systems.
OT 480 Level II Fieldwork (C) 4-12 cr
A directed experience in evaluation, planning and implementing
occupational therapy services under the supervision of an experienced,
certified occupational therapist. Designed to emphasize clinical
reasoning, entry-level skill acquisition and integration of didactic
knowledge with practice.
OT 485 Clinical Reasoning in OT 2 cr
A capstone course designed to integrate classroom and fieldwork
experiences and develop clinical reasoning skills through problem-based
learning.
OT 490 Special Topics in OT 1-6 cr
A variable topics course covering areas not available in other
occupational therapy courses. A subtitle identifying the topic will be
entered on the student’s record.
OT 498 Independent Study in OT 1-6 cr
Special studies directly relevant to the practice of occupational therapy.
The student will select an area of interest in which they wish to become
more proficient. A faculty member will provide guided study, supervision
and assistance in developing appropriate learning experiences.
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