OT 502 - Occupation Therapy V

(15 credits)

The purpose of this course is multi-faceted: 1) to provide structured, practical learning experiences by working closely with a Registered Occupational Therapist, 2) to present and defend OT Scholarship/Research before a public audience, and 3) to prepare for the NBCOT exam and complete requirements to obtain temporary licensure. Students will be provided with direct opportunities to utilize the OT Process with clients engaged in occupations that are appropriate for their respective cognitive, psychosocial and physical stage of development. The focus is on learning through integration and synthesis of concepts. Prerequisite: OT 501. Spring.