We also require it as a pre-requisite.

Kristin Haas, OTD, OTR/L

Professor

Occupational Therapy

College of Saint Mary

khaas@csm.edu

402-384-5281

Personal Zoom Room:  https://csmomaha.zoom.us/j/9844297705

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Subject: [OT-PD List - AOTA] - medical terminology

Good morning,

I am curious to hear how people handle medical terminology in their program.  Do you require students to have it before entering the program or offer this education as part of your program?

Victoria Priganc, Ph.D., OTR, CHT, CLT

(she/her)

Program Director

Occupational Therapy Program

University of Vermont

College of Nursing and Health Sciences

106 Carrigan Dr

Burlington, VT  05405

207-239-1779 – cell

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