OT 336 - Occupational Performance II: Adult

This course will provide students with the knowledge, skills, and professional behaviors to implement occupation based practice in current and emerging areas of service delivery in the area of adult occupational therapy. Best practice will be emphasized through critical thinking skills and the use of scientific inquiry and research. Techniques, strategies, and practical skills for the promotion of health and participation utilizing engagement in occupations that are meaningful to clients will be reinforced during weekly lab sessions and refined during concurrent level I fieldwork experience. OT majors only.

Prerequisites OT 321, OT 323, OT 325, and OT 327
Corequisites OT 336L, OT 382

Credits: 4

Class Level Junior Undergraduate
Program Undergraduate