Suggested Program

Students who successfully follow the sequence below and complete community service/service learning requirements will have met all requirements for graduation from the OTA Program. Individual programs of study may vary. Students should contact the OTA Program for advisement and assistance in planning a program of study.

First Year

Fall

Spring

Summer

Anatomy and Physiology I

4

English Composition I

3

General Psychology

3

Introduction to Occupational Therapy

3

Introduction to Microcomputer Basic Applications 1

2

Developmental Psychology

3

Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology

3

Anatomy and Physiology II

4

English Composition II

3

Medical Terminology

2

Psychosocial Issues in OT

4

Psychosocial OT Practicum

1

Therapeutic Media and Technology

2

Concepts of Pathophysiology

3

Religion

2

Trimester Total

15

15

12

Second Year

Fall

Spring

Summer

OT in Geriatrics

4

Geriatric OT Practicum

1

OT in Physical Dysfunction

4

Physical Dysfunction Practicum

1

Issues in Grieving and Loss

2

OT in Pediatrics

4

Pediatric OT Practicum

1

Professional Issues in OT

3

Fitness

1

Christian Ethics

2

Survey of Math, Intermediate Algebra, or College Algebra2

3

Supervised Clinical Practice I3

4

Supervised Clinical Practice II3

4

Seminar for Clinical Practice

1

Trimester Total

12

14

9

1 Students who can validate competency with word processing and use of the Internet by achieving a passing score on a challenge exam may be exempt from this course.

2 Students with an ACT mathematics score of 22 or higher may be exempt from taking a math course.

3 This Level II Fieldwork must be completed within 18 months following completion of academic preparation.

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