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OTAH 251 - ADULT/GERI PHYS REHAB FIELD I
Prerequisites: OTAH 200 – Psychosocial OTA OTAH 221 – Psychosocial Fieldwork I Co-requisites: OTAH 250 – Adult/Geriatric Physical Rehab OTA OTAH 252 – Adult/Geriatric Physical Rehab Clinical Conditions for the OTA OTAH 270 – OTA Management and Ethics Level I Fieldwork in Adult/Geriatric Physical Rehabilitation is the third among the primary clinical experiences as the student progresses through the lifespan curriculum. The students will have the opportunity to observe and interact with the adult population under the supervision of an OTA or OT clinician. The focus of this fieldwork experience allows the student to develop their clinical skills by understanding how physical dysfunctions as well as psychosocial factors impact an individual’s occupational performance and participation. The student will have the opportunity to gather information regarding the client’s personal and medical history to realize the importance in developing an occupational profile in determining client centered activities that are meaningful and occupationally based. This clinical experience will also provide the student the ability to experience how rehabilitation as a business and the different styles and areas in management contribute to the daily operations of the rehabilitation working environment. This clinical opportunity will allow students to exercise their professional communication and interpersonal skills through their interactions with clients, supervisors and other members of the rehabilitation team. Specific assignments and objectives will be given to the students to serve as a guide during this clinical experience. 1.000 Credit hours 1.000 Lecture hours 0.000 Lab hours Levels: Academic Schedule Types: Clinical Business Health Sci Library Division Health Science Education Department Course Attributes: Free Elective View Textbook Info

OTAH 251 - ADULT/GERI PHYS REHAB FIELD I

Prerequisites: OTAH 200 – Psychosocial OTA OTAH 221 – Psychosocial Fieldwork I Co-requisites: OTAH 250 – Adult/Geriatric Physical Rehab OTA OTAH 252 – Adult/Geriatric Physical Rehab Clinical Conditions for the OTA OTAH 270 – OTA Management and Ethics Level I Fieldwork in Adult/Geriatric Physical Rehabilitation is the third among the primary clinical experiences as the student progresses through the lifespan curriculum. The students will have the opportunity to observe and interact with the adult population under the supervision of an OTA or OT clinician. The focus of this fieldwork experience allows the student to develop their clinical skills by understanding how physical dysfunctions as well as psychosocial factors impact an individual’s occupational performance and participation. The student will have the opportunity to gather information regarding the client’s personal and medical history to realize the importance in developing an occupational profile in determining client centered activities that are meaningful and occupationally based. This clinical experience will also provide the student the ability to experience how rehabilitation as a business and the different styles and areas in management contribute to the daily operations of the rehabilitation working environment. This clinical opportunity will allow students to exercise their professional communication and interpersonal skills through their interactions with clients, supervisors and other members of the rehabilitation team. Specific assignments and objectives will be given to the students to serve as a guide during this clinical experience.
1.000 Credit hours
1.000 Lecture hours
0.000 Lab hours

Levels: Academic
Schedule Types: Clinical

Business Health Sci Library Division
Health Science Education Department

Course Attributes:
Free Elective

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