OTAP1210 : Foundations of Occupational Therapy

This course introduces occupational therapy and the role of the occupational therapy assistant within contemporary practice. Content includes the history, philosophy, and foundational principles of occupational therapy; professional standards and ethical responsibilities; and the occupational therapy service delivery process across healthcare, education, community, and social systems. Students examine professional organizations, regulatory and legislative influences, credentialing and licensure requirements, and reimbursement mechanisms affecting practice. Ethical and legal considerations, including formal and informal conflict resolution processes, are explored to support professional decision-making and entry-level practice readiness.

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Credit Hours

2

Clock Hours

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