10-514-185OT Practice and Management
Course Information
Description
Provides opportunities to practice clinical management skills, continuous quality improvement measurement, and administrative concepts and procedures. Students create a professional development plan.
Total Credits
2
Course Competencies
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Contribute to quality improvement processAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral or graphic assessmentCriteriayou investigate the system's quality improvement processyou identify how the results of the quality improvement process affect the systemyou implement components of a quality improvement process with attention to cultural identity, diversity and inclusion.
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Advocate for profession, services and consumersAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral or graphic assessmentCriteriayou communicate professional issues to relevant stakeholders such as legislative, health providers, and/or communityyou define advocacy and the role of an advocateyou communicate the role of OT to clients, families, and significant others, service providers, and publicyou identify and advocate for the culturally sensitive needs of the clients
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Determine solutions to ethical and legal issuesAssessment Strategiesin written or oral responses to scenarios describing situations in which you need to make legal and ethical choicesCriteriaresponses accurately identify the state and/or federal laws that apply to each scenarioresponses describe the legal/ethical issues present in each scenarioresponses propose, for each scenario, a course of action that complies with state and federal lawsresponses explain logic of the proposed courses of actionresponses predict the ramifications of failure to comply with federal and/or state laws and agency regulations in the context of each scenarioyou articulate state and national regulatory requirements
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Demonstrate management skillsAssessment Strategiesthrough written, oral or graphic assessmentCriteriayou implement selected planning tools (e.g. budgets, schedules) to achieve goalsyou select human and nonhuman resources (e.g time, equipment, materials, money, information, support systems), efficiently to accomplish a taskyou articulate the relationship between vision/mission statements and the management role
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Explore supervisory responsibilitiesAssessment Strategieswhen you apply supervisory principles to selected scenariosCriteriaresponse outlines the actions the supervisor and supervisee would performresponse includes an application of the appropriate conflict resolution strategiesresponse is within the roles and responsibilities of the OTA positionyou differentiate between the OT and OTA roleyou investigate the role of the OTA as supervisor in various settings
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Create a professional development planAssessment Strategiesin the development of a professional development plan or portfolioCriteriayour plan is focused on your continued growth after graduationyour plan sets goals for completing certification and other professional growth goalsyour plan specifies professional organizations that you may join to illustrate how organizational membership contributes to professional developmentyour plan includes a professional resumeyour plan includes interview preparationyour plan lays out strategies and timelines for professional developmentyour plan includes the skill-set for work in an academic setting