Prerequisites: OT-720, OT-730. In this course, student will learn the fundamentals of leadership, management, and policy in the healthcare systems. Students will evaluate strengths related to effective planning, supervision, and administrative styles in the workplace. Students

Prerequisites: OH-881, OH-882, OT-883, OT-884. This course provides an overview of health promotion, wellness and health maintenance in inpatient and community-based settings. It provides students with health promotion principles at the individual and population levels,

Prerequisites: OT-610, OT-611, OT-612, OT-880, OT-810. Corequisite: OT-885. Pass/Fail, Audit not available. In this course students complete their culminating doctoral project and disseminate the findings from their scholarly work, relating theory to practice and demonstrating

Prerequisites: OH-885. This course is designed to investigate and develop effective teaching and learning pedagogy within clinical and academic settings. This interprofessional course will engage students in self-reflection, active learning, and critical review of teaching and

Prerequisites: Matriculation into the MPAS Program. The course provides students with a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system, beginning with normal anatomy and physiology followed by

Prerequisites: None. Investigate the wide range of current and emerging roles of the nurse educator, while valuing contributions of other health professionals in complex health care environments. Examine contemporary advances in nursing education to inform the nurse educator

Educators should be able to lead conversations that strengthen one's social awareness of racism and seek to abolish educational inequities. This course confronts relevant issues surrounding race, power, and privilege in higher education. The history of racism is examined

This culminating course provides a teaching practicum with an opportunity for learners to apply evidence-based principles of teaching, learning, and assessment to personal teaching goals in a unique learning environment of their choosing. Under the guidance of and in

Prerequisites: NP-760, Completion of Generalist portion of program or Post-Professional Nursing Degree. Pass/Fail,audit not available. This is the first of three primary care courses that prepare students for advanced practice as Adult/Gerontology Primary Care Nurse

Prerequisites: NP-761N; Pre- or Co-requisites: NP-738 Pass/Fail not available; audit available. This course focuses on providing culturally sensitive primary health care to well children. Students will apply health and developmental screening techniques in the assessment of