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Track II - Post
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Track II Post B.A./B.S. or OTA Plan
Designed for students that have a bachelor's degree in an area other than occupational therapy. It is also designed for those who have an associate’s degree in occupational therapy (OTA). Students with OTAs must demonstrate the ability to complete undergraduate course work as required to obtain a bachelor’s degree (128 credits) before entering graduate occupational therapy course work. These students may apply and begin the Track II program upon completion of an occupational therapy fundamentals course. This track takes 2.5 years to complete with an occupational therapy fundamentals course followed by five (5) semesters of academic course work and 24 weeks of Level II Fieldwork experiences.
Track II Curriculum
Prerequisite Occupational Therapy Course Work
The following prerequisite courses are required to begin course work in the professional occupational therapy education program:
ENG 121 Writing process
COM 109 Oral Communications
CHE 109 Fundamentals of Chemistry (with lab)
PSY 201 General Psychology
PSY 207 Lifespan Development
MAT 103 College Algebra or higher
PSY 406 Abnormal Psychology
BIO 207 Anatomy & Physiology (with lab)
BIO 208 Anatomy & Physiology II (with lab)
NUR 206 Medical Terminology
MAT 204 Applied Statistics
Professional OT Program Curriculum
- Occupational Therapy Fundamentals (Summer Semester)
OTH 400 Fundamentals of Occupation
- Occupational Therapy in Early Lifespan (Fall/Spring Semester)
HPS 405 Advanced Anatomy
OTH 340 Community Partners Seminar
OTH 406 Human Health II: Early Lifespan
OTH 415 OT Issues II
OTH 421 Occupational Engagement of Infants & Toddlers
OTH 408 Kinesiology
OTH 409 Behavioral Neuroscience I
OTH 422 Occupational Engagement of Children & Adolescents
OTH 423 Group Leadership in Occupational Therapy: Early
Lifespan
OTH 424 Fieldwork with Individuals in Early Lifespan: Level I
OTH 440 Community Partners Seminar
Elective Toward Minor/Other
Bachelor's Degree in University Studies conferred
- Advanced Occupational Therapy Practice (Summer Semester)
OTH 507 Concepts & Practice of Research
OTH 510 Seminar in Occupation Based Practice
OTH 565 Statistics
- Occupational Therapy in Adult/Later Lifespan (Fall/Spring)
OTH 506 Human Health: Adult/Later Lifespan
OTH 509 Behavioral Neuroscience II
OTH 521 Occupational Engagement of Adults
OTH 540 Community Partners Seminar
OTH 515 OT Issues III
OTH 522 Occupational Engagement of Aging Adults
OTH 523 Group Leadership in Occupational Therapy: Adults &
Aging Adults
OTH 524 Fieldwork with Individuals in the Adult or Aging Adult
Lifespan
OTH 530 Advanced Application of Technology
OTH 560 Therapeutic Use of Self
OTH 600 Master's Project: Directed Study in OT
OTH 681 Fieldwork with Individuals in Community Based Practice:
Level I
- Occupational Therapy Fieldwork and Integration
(Fall Semester)
OTH 615 Advanced OT Issues (2 week session)
OTH 682 Level II Fieldwork: Early Lifespan
OTH 683 Level II Fieldwork: Adult/Later Lifespan
OTH 685 Graduate Seminar (2 week session)
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy conferred (for OTA) |
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