Remuneration Courses

Fall 2008

Research Methods for Occupational Therapy - E40.2025
Dr. Tsu-Hsin Howe | 2-3 credits | Mondays, 3:30-4:45 PM
Introduction for occupational therapist to the practical and ethical methods of scientific inquiry.

Successful Intervention in Schools - E40.2335
Dr. Kristie Koenig | 3 credits | Mondays, 6:45- 8:25 PM
Examine therapists' perceptions that have an impact on therapy in the classroom.

Reframing the Meaning of Disability to Families - E40.2338
Dr. Judy Grossman | 3 credits | Mondays, 4:55-6:35 PM
Examination of family-centered care for families with special needs.Reviews theoretical approaches and explores the views and experiences of parents and other care providers.

Theoretical Foundations for Intervention - E40.2762
Dr. Jim Hinojosa | 3 credits | Mondays, 4:55-6:35 PM
Examine how theoretical information is formulated, refined, tested, and assessed relative to its suitability for use in sets of guidelines for occupational therapy practice.

Advanced Assessment for the Practicing Therapist - E40.3306
Dr. Kristie Koenig | 3 credits | Tuesdays, 6:45-8:35 PM
Selection and use of an evidence-based evaluation system to measure practice outcomes and interpret clinical change.

Winter 2009

Gross Anatomy of the Upper Quadrant - E40.2801
Dr. Offiong Aqua | Prof. Sally Poole | 3 credits | Winter Session, January 2009
In-depth study of human gross anatomy of the hand and upperquadrant rehabilitation in order to understand and apply kinesiological and biomechanical principles.

Spring 2009

Intro to Assistive Tech Used/People/Disability - E40.2194
Anita Perr | 2 credits | Mondays, 6:45-8:15 PM
Examine the principles and application of technological aids used in occupational therapy assessment and intervention.

Ethics and Analytical Reasoning - E40.2764
Dr. Jim Hinojosa | 3 credits | Mondays, 4:55-6:35 PM
Analysis of philosophical issues in occupational therapy with an emphasis on considering ethical dilemmas and sound arguments.

Developing Assistive Technology - E40.2900
Anita Perr | 3 credits | Tuesdays, 6:45-9:00 PM
Work in teams to identify a clinical need relevant to a certain clinical site or client population.

Evidence-Based Practice - E40.3301
Dr. Tsu-Hsin Howe | 3 credits | Mondays, 3:30-4:55 PM
Evaluate clinical literature and determine the evidence level of a clinical study, appraise the feasibility of applying such concepts in everyday practice.

Summer 2009

Treating Children with Sensory Regulatory Dysfunction - E40.2332
Dr. Kristie Koenig | 3 credits | July 2009
Examine occupational therapy literature and research findings that support treatment of children with sensory regulatory difficulties in a variety of settings.

Developing a Guideline for Intervention - E40.2763
Dr. Jim Hinojosa | 3 credits | May 2009
Examine the use of applied scientific inquiry to formulate sets of guidelines for occupational therapy practice.

Contact Ginelle John at 212-998-5847 or ginelle.john@nyu.edu
www.steinhardt.nyu.edu/ot

*Please note class days and times are subject to change.