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Course 2: Problems and Injuries of Upper Extremity
Etiology, pathology, medical diagnosis,
prognosis, medical and surgical treatment for problems,
injuries and congenital anomalies of the upper extremity.
Credit: Three hours.
Course 3: Evaluation of the Upper
Extremity
Comprehensive evaluation techniques of the
upper quadrant for the purpose of determining an accurate
therapy diagnosis and developing an effective treatment
plan, including the evidentiary basis, validity,
reliability, and limitations of the techniques.
Prerequisites: Course 1 and Course 2. Credit: Three hours.
Course 4: Clinical Reasoning and Therapeutic Management in
Upper Extremity Rehabilitation
An
evidence-based approach to the therapeutic management of
upper extremity problems, injuries and congenital anomalies;
including problem-based case studies to develop clinical
reasoning and suggested guidelines for management of
specific categories of disorders.
Prerequisites: Course 1 and Course 2. Credit: Three hours.
Level II:
Practicum:
2-week onsite practical laboratory course (6
credit hours)
Level III:
Clinical Fellowship:
6-week
multi-sites clinical residence (6 credit hours
Students will be allowed to progress to the
higher levels sequentially upon successful completion of each
level.
Admission
Criteria
Candidates are
accepted on the basis of application,
references, and space available:
Application to the
School of Occupational Therapy for any of our certificates or
degree programs also requires Application for Admission to
TWU. This is done with the Texas Common
Application.
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Please follow
this link to begin the process:
Graduate Application form,
follow instructions, and submit online.
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all candidates
must complete an application
and provide letters of reference
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therapists must
apply as either degree seeking
or non-degree seeking students
to the TWU Graduate School
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