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Occupational Therapy Program
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First Year (Undergraduate)

Course       Title Credits Module(s)
**HAO 313 Introduction to Occupational Therapy 1 Summer
*HBA 561   Regional Human Anatomy 5 Summer
HAS 363     Computer Literacy 1 Summer
HAO 323     Mental Health Concepts 2.5 1-3
HAO 315     Foundations of Occupational Therapy 3 1-4
HAO 319     Kinesiology 4 1-4
*HBY 350   Physiology 4 1-3
HAS 300     Issues in Health Care 2 1-3
HAO 320     Life Span Growth Development for OT 3 3-5
*HBP 310   Pathology 3 3-6
HAO 324     Psychosocial Theory and Practice 2.5 4-6
HAO 310     Neuroscience 4 5-8
HAO 396     Fieldwork Level IA (Mental Health) 1 5-8
HAS 335     Medical Ethics 1 5,6
HAO 374     Professional Behaviors I 1.5 5,6
HAO 385     Conditions in OT 2 5,6
HAO 491     Case Studies I 1 7
HAO 330     Pediatrics Theory and Practice 4 7,8

* Basic Science Course (not calculated in professional GPA)
**HAO 313 Intro to Occupational Therapy is also offered in the Fall and Spring

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Second Year (Undergraduate)

Course     Title Credits Module(s)
HAO 338 Substance Abuse 2 Summer
HAO 332 Adult Physical Dysfunction Theory and Practice 4 Summer
HAO 334 Acute Care 1 1,2
HAO 485 Vision, Perception and Cognition 2 1,2
HAO 440 Gerontology 3 1-3
HAO 430 Sensory Integration 2 1,2
HAO 340 Prosthetics and Orthotics 2 1,2
HAO 421 Physical Agent Modalities for the OT 2 1-3
HAO 397 Fieldwork Level IB (Pediatrics) 1 1,2
HAO 398 Fieldwork Level 1C (Adult Physical Disabilities) 1 2,3
HAO 451 Introduction to Research Design 1 3
HAO 458 Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice 1 3
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Second Year (Graduate)

Course     Title Credits Module(s)
HAO 516 Assistive Technology and Universal Design 2 4,5
HAO 542 Patient Education 2 4,5
HAO 574 Professional Behaviors II 1 4,5
HAO 592 Case Studies II 2 4,5
HAO 531 Management Concepts 1 4,5
HAO 551 Research Design 2 4-7
HAO 518 Work Programs in OT 2 4,5
HAO 596 Fieldwork Level IIA 12 6-8
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Third Year (Graduate)

Course     Title Credits Module(s)
HAS 550 Statistics & Data Analysis 3 Summer
HAO 530 Community, Occupation and Health 3 Summer
HAO 552 Research Tutorial 1 Summer
HAO 597 Fieldwork Level IIB 12 1-3
HAO 598 Fieldwork Level IIC 10 4-5
HAO 590 Independent Study 2 1-3
HAO 547 Grantwriting 1 6
HAO 562 Principles of Instruction 3 6-8
HAO 593 Case Studies III 2 6-8
HAO 580 Special Topics in Occupational Therapy 2 6-8
HAO 534 The OT Manager 3 6-8
HAO 532 Emerging Areas of Practice 2 6-8
HAO 575 Professional Transition Seminar 1.5 6-8
HAO 585 Disability & Occupational Therapy 2 7-8
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January Entry - Course Sequence

Students who are admitted into the Occupational Therapy program in January may register for a maximum of three courses from the occupational therapy core curriculum. These courses include:

HAO 313 Introduction to Occupational Therapy (1 credit)
HAO 363 Computer Literacy (1 credit)
HAS 335 Medical Ethics (1 credit)

Taking HAO 313 and/or HAO 363 at this time will reduce the summer session credit load by up to 2 credits. Taking HAS 335 in this same semester will reduce the students’ credit load by 1 credit during the following spring semester.

Students who are January admits who need to maintain full-time status at Stony Brook University may register for additional courses from the University. Students entering in January must maintain their good academic standing and complete any outstanding conditions by the end of June to continue in the Occupational Therapy program.

Students must also complete 57 credits prior to admissions in the January session.
 
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