Undergraduate - Fayette

Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant

Foundations of Inquiry and Intellectual Discovery Requirements: 43-46 Hours

Foundations of Inquiry & Intellectual Discovery Requirements

OTAB Program Requirements

Science Requirements

BI101General Biology I

3

And

BI101LGeneral Biology I Lab

1

 

BI204Human Anatomy

4

And

BI204LHuman Anatomy Lab

1

 

BI205General Physiology

4

And

BI205LGeneral Physiology Lab

1

BI101 and BI101L: Recommended.

Allied Health Requirements

AH205

AH212Medical Terminology

3

AH316Data Analysis for Allied Health

3

OTAB Major Requirements

OTA100Introduction to Occupational Therapy

2

OTA300Introduction to Health Issues and Occupational Performance

3

OTA301Neuroscience Principles

3

OTA302Therapeutic Media and Design

3

OTA304OT Fundamentals in Development and Function. Intervention I:Early Development

4

OTA305OT Fundamentals in Development and Function. Intervention II: Adult Development

3

OTA306OT Fundamentals in Development and Function. Intervention III: Behavioral Health

4

OTA307OT Fundamentals in Development and Function. Intervention IV: Physical Dysfunction and Rehabilitation

4

OTA308Baccalaureate Project 1

1

OTA330Clinical Education and Professional Preparation I: Field Work I

2

OTA409OT Principles and Practice I Settings and Emerging Practice

3

OTA410OT Principles and Practice II: Professional Transitions

3

OTA411OT Principles and Practice III: Ethics, Management and Leadership for the OTA Practitioner

3

OTA412Baccalaureate Project II (Capstone)

1

OTA413Professional Preparation: Licensure and Certification

1

OTA431Clinical Education and Professional Preparation II: Field Work II

2

OTA432Clinical Education and Professional Preparation: Field Work III

6

OTA433Clinical Education and Professional Preparation: Field Work IIII

6

OTA Specialty Electives (pick 2, 6 Hours)

OTA Specialty Elective courses support the ACOTE Baccalaureate Project practice areas: Clinical Practice Skills, Administration, Leadership, Advocacy, and/or Education. Courses may include CJ, CT, EC, HI, PS, PY, SO, Allied Health, Science, Education, Analytical Skills*. Advisors will work directly with the student to choose courses that support their capstone project and professional practice interest or area of concentration. * Please see the general education page of the catalog for further clarification on what is considered an analytical skill.