Christ and Calling in Health Care

Catalog description

A seminar class designed to help students integrate their faith into health service provision and administration. Issues addressed include exploration of Christ as a healer, exploration of self and one’s calling, scientific study of the impact of religion on health care, appropriate avenues of ministry in health care, and how to surmount obstacles to compassion in American health care culture. Offered fall term each year. One semester hour. OT 530A-D. The Art and Skill of Human Prosection - A course designed to give students experience in the art and skill of human anatomical prosection as well as in the presentation of dissected material and dissection skills required in graduate anatomy courses in occupational therapy or physician assistant studies. Students are required to attend lecture and lab sessions of OT 531 or PAS 511. The course also includes weekly instructor-guided dissection sessions. Prerequisite: Instructor permission. Only lab assistants chosen by the instructor are permitted to enroll in this course. Students may enroll in this course four times. The course does not substitute for anatomy course requirements in the occupational therapy and physician assistant studies programs. Students may take the course for a maximum of 10 credits. Offered Fall and Spring semesters. 1-3 semester hours.