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The following are courses I have
taken through the Occupational Therapy program at Washington University in St. Louis:
Fall 2006
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Anatomy: Body Structures Supporting Daily Function/ Application
of Body Structure and Function to OT Practice
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Communication Skills for OT Mental Health Practice
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Evaluation: The Tools and Practice for Measuring Occupational
Performance
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Fieldwork and Professional Competence I
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Theory and Foundations for OT Practice
Spring 2007
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Research and OT: Preparing for Evidence Based Practice
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Innovations of Assistive Technology to Support Participation
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Application of Neuroscience Principles to OT
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Biological Basis of Daily Performance: Neuroscience
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Environments that Impact Participation in Daily Life
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Fieldwork and Professional Practice
Summer 2007
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Health Conditions
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Self Management in Chronic Health Conditions
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Health Promotion, Prevention, and Community Education
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Applied Clinical Research I: Participation, Pediatrics, Productive
Aging, Work
Fall 2007
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Foundations for Neuro-Rehabilitation Practice
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Applied Skills for Daily Living: OT Practice I
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Intervention Models in OT Practice
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Problem Based Learning Tutorial: Clinical Reasoning
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Fieldwork and Professional Competence III
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Applied Clinical Research II: Participation, Pediatrics, Productive
Aging, Work
Spring 2008
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Management in a Changing Practice Environment
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Applied Skills for Daily Living: OT Practice II
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Innovative Practice Models in Home, Work, School, and Community
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Disability and Social Policy
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Fieldwork and Professional Competence: Preparing for Practice
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Applied Clinical Research III: Participation, Pediatrics, Productive
Aging, Work
Summer/ Fall 2008
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Fieldwork II
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Fieldwork II
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