2025-2026-Academic-Catalog
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OTAP 11144 - Foundational Concepts of Occupational Therapy
Credit Hours: 4
This course is an introduction to the fundamental concepts and aspects of occupational therapy philosophy, goals, values and ethics. The unique nature of occupation as it is viewed by the profession and the role of occupational therapy in the healthcare community are explored. The use of activity analysis is introduced, and the role of group dynamics is investigated. An understanding of the working relationship between the occupational therapist and the occupational therapy assistant is gained. Documentation skills and the use of professional literature are introduced. The teaching and learning process is explored, and activities of daily living training, as well as transfer training, will be addressed. Class experiences include, but are not limited to, lecture, group activities, lab practicum and clinical experience. Requires admission into the Baptist Health College Little Rock-School of Occupational Therapy Assistant.
Associated Fees: Special Course Fee
Course Code History: BOTA 1114
Prerequisite(s):
Grade of “C” or better in all previous OTAP required courses.
Admission into the Baptist Health College Little Rock-School of Occupational Therapy Assistant.
Co-requisite(s):
OTAP 11102 - Level I Fieldwork I
OTAP 12133 - Human Development
OTAP 12303 - Disease Processes for OTA
Course Typically Offered:
F
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