Intro to OT - 20 Observation Hours

The novice or pre- occupational therapy/ occupational therapy assistant student observes and interacts with real occupational therapy practitioners and clients in a variety of settings (e.g. pediatric clinic, hospital, outpatient hand clinic) with a broad range of populations (e.g. children, adults) in areas of physical and mental health. By the end of this self-paced course, the learner will demonstrate foundational understanding of occupational therapy practice including but not limited to common evaluation tools, intervention strategies, intra-professional collaboration, documentation process, and terminology in partial fulfillment of admission and/ or entry-level I fieldwork requirements. This course is self-paced and the system will keep track of your progress so you can pick up where you left off each time you log in. Upon completion the learner will earn 20 Observation Hours and receive a Certificate of Completion that can be shared with their Instructor/Admissions Coordinator.

Medical Terminology and Conditions Course

This fun and easy-to-use, online, self-paced, and interactive Medical Terminology and Conditions Course designed for healthcare students and professionals defines and expounds on common medical terms, conditions, and abbreviations related to Mental Health, Oncology, the Senses, and the Musculoskeletal, Nervous, Cardiopulmonary, Integumentary, Endocrine, Digestive, Reproductive, Urinary, and Lymphatic/Immune Systems. Learners apply terminology, conditions, and abbreviations to video-based real-life case studies. Learners will progress through the content of this module learning about terminology, conditions, and abbreviations with authentic clinical applications; review of the information will be presented with a wide variety of interactive learning methods such as flashcards, multiple choice quizzes, and matching exercises. Real-world videos and assignments throughout the course help reinforce learning and a summative exam ensures long-term retention of key concepts. A Certificate of Completion is awarded upon fulfillment of course requirements.