… program were inducted into the school’s Epsilon Zeta chapter during a February 26 ceremony. Karina Absalon, Tama Coelin, Emily Cudhea-Pierce, Victoria Denovellis, … that recognizes and encourages scholastic excellence as well as provides a vehicle for entry-level occupational therapy students to exchange information and to … coming day to go beyond the requirements of an education, to continue to learn for the knowledge and growth it brings to us, and to help others meet their needs to …

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… 500 students in seven of the school’s direct-entry programs participate in caring for clients under faculty supervision as they learn together through hands-on … role in organizing the event.  “Child Development Day is an incredible opportunity for students to get a holistic view of a child and their family,” she shared. … Aphasia Program (S-IHP's CAP) and his caregiver took the stage on October 26 to share his story. He’s been diagnosed with aphasia, a language disorder caused …

… many occupational therapy schools offering various programs, finding the right fit for your academic and career goals can feel overwhelming. An evidence-based … are all factors to consider when selecting the right occupational therapy program for you.  1. Evidence-Based Academics and Curriculum One of the most important … is an evidence-based curriculum. Evidence-based practice (EBP) integrates the latest research, clinical expertise, and patient values, equipping students to make …