Professional Identity and Practice I: Role of OT in Community and Population Health
This course is designed for future occupational therapists to explore the diverse roles and responsibilities of entry-level practitioners in community and population health settings. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of how social determinants of health influence individual and community well-being while examining the policies and practices that shape occupational therapy in various environments. Through case studies, professional panels, and interactive learning activities, you'll develop critical insights into the importance of advocacy, collaboration, and culturally responsive care in enhancing health outcomes for diverse populations. Prepare to solidify your professional identity and impact the lives of those you serve.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 2 units. Typical periods offered: Spring
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027