Occupational Therapy in Primary Care

— Offered by College of Education and Health Professions and the Department of Health, Human Performance and Recreation —

Primary care (PC) is at the forefront of change, and occupational therapy (OT) can be an asset to the health care team; however, this practice setting requires a shift in the way occupational therapists deliver care. Dr. Muir will describe her vision for OT in PC with examples from her experience providing direct OT treatment in primary care settings during the past six years, including work in a geriatric clinic, a multi-physician family practice medical residency clinic, an ALS Center for Excellence, a university student health and counseling center, and a patient-centered medical home. Join us to learn about this exciting opportunity to contribute to primary care.

Instructor

Sherry L. Muir

Program Director, Occupational Therapy

^$39

Online On-Demand

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Access / Completion Time:
3 Months

Approximately 2 hours of online instruction

U of A 10% discount available - view details

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