10 courses with the subject OTA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
OTA 101Introduction to Occupational Therapy
and Lifespan Occupations In this course, students study the history, philosophy, ethics, theories, practice areas and function of occupational therapy and its place in contemporary health care service delivery. Normal physical, cognitive, and social development throughout the lifespan and within cultural context will be presented, as well as how occupation affects and is affected by development. Coursework introduces the concepts of occupation and communication skills. Activity analysis and principles of occupation-based intervention and occupational therapy media are practiced in laboratory sessions. This course includes 24 hours of Level I fieldwork. Registration in this course requires that students purchase liability insurance as specified by OTA program. (offered fall semester only) (2 hrs. lecture, 3 hrs. laboratory, 1 hr. fieldwork) Minimum grade of C is required.
This course considers etiology, pathology, and clinical manifestations of conditions commonly referred for occupational therapy treatment. It also examines effects of disease and illness with respect to occupational performance. Medical terminology introduced, along with safety procedures and precautions. (offered fall semester only) Minimum grade of C is required.
Early-end, first of two supervised fieldwork placements. The placement is to be in a clinical setting where occupational therapy services are provided. Working under the supervision of qualified occupational therapists or occupational therapy assistants, students are expected to apply knowledge from coursework and previous clinical experiences while implementing treatment programs. Students are expected to attend the setting on a full-time basis (approx. 35-40 hrs./week) with a 2 hr./week seminar. Seminar provides opportunities for students to discuss their overall clinical experience, and collaborate on treatment planning and student role performance. Clinical rotation may require a full-time, live-away situation. There may be some variation in time sequences of clinical placements. Registration in this course requires that students purchase liability insurance as specified by OTA program. (offered spring semester only) (1 hr. seminar, 20 hrs. fieldwork) Minimum grade of C is required to advance to OTA212. Prerequisites: C or higher in OTA201, OTA202 and OTA203. Corequisite: OTA212. Offered on: G / 6 cr. hrs.
Late-start, second and final supervised fieldwork. The placement is to be in a clinical setting dealing with a practice environment different from students' experience in OTA211. Working under the supervision of qualified occupational therapists or occupational therapy assistants, students are expected to apply knowledge from coursework and previous clinical practicum while implementing treatment programs. Students are expected to attend the setting on a full-time basis (approx. 35-40 hrs./week) with a 2 hr./week seminar. Seminar provides opportunities for students to discuss their clinical experience, and prepare for the national NBCOT Exam and future employment. Clinical rotation may require a full-time, live-away situation. There may be some variation in time sequences of clinical placements. Registration in this course requires that students purchase liability insurance as specified by OTA program. (offered spring semester only) (1 hr. seminar, 20 hrs. fieldwork) Minimum grade of C is required. Prerequisites: C or higher in OTA201, OTA202 and OTA203. Corequisite: OTA211. Offered on: G / 6 cr. hrs.
