Fieldwork Level 1B.

Catalog description

Second of two courses that provide students with observation and participation in selected community settings where occupational therapy is employed. Continued exposure to traditional and nontraditional facilities and populations served by occupational therapists to promote clinical reasoning and reflective practice. Students transform theory into practice to further appreciate the values and beliefs that enable ethical practice and professional behavior. This class will also address practice in behavioral health, or psychological and social factors influencing engagement in occupation. Prerequisite: Admission to the Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program.