OT 631 - OT Theory and Clinical Reasoning

Credits: 4

This course presents developmental and application of theoretical constructs, practice models, and frames of reference that relate to the profession of occupational therapy. Students will examine historical antecedents and socio-political contexts that led to the development of the profession. In addition, students will identify, examine, and apply various types of clinical reasoning pertinent to critical thinking and to the occupational therapy process.

Prerequisite(s): Bachelor’s degree, acceptance into the MSOT Program.

Term(s) Offered: Fall

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