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Topic: Fieldwork Series Part 2 - Being an Effective Fieldwork Educator: For New and Seasoned Therapists 

Continuing Education: 0.15 CEU / 1.5 Contact Hour / 1.5 Clock Hour / 1.5 PDU *

*In accordance with NBCOT and AOTA guidelines, the NHOTA is now providing conversions for all possible ways to log continuing education credits.

Day/Date:  Thursday, April 15, 2021

Time: 6:30pm-8:00pm

Venue: Zoom Webinar Only: Dial-In Information Will Be Emailed to Paid Registrants After Registration Has Closed - You Must Prepay to Attend this Event

Cost: Members - $20

          Non-Members - $35

          Students - $5 (Please bring your student ID)

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Presenter: Olivia Freeman, MBS, OTR/L, Academic Fieldwork Coordinator 

Presenter Bio: Olivia Freeman, MBA, OTR/L, has been the Academic Fieldwork Coordinator at MCPHS University Manchester Campus since July of 2020. Through her affiliation with Catholic Medical Center, she coordinated the fieldwork program on the inpatient rehab unit assuring the student program was effective and efficient for both student and clinician.  She also supervised many Level I and Level II students.  Olivia is also a certified AOTA Fieldwork Educator through the American Occupational Therapy Association. She has been an Occupational Therapist for nearly 16 years and is a graduate of the Occupational Therapy program from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her clinical career includes adult rehabilitation in acute care, inpatient rehab, and skilled nursing facilities for over 13 years.

Presenter: Amy VanCamp, OTD, OTR/L, Academic Fieldwork Coordinator

Presenter Bio: Amy VanCamp returned to her alma mater (B.S. OT 01') in the Fall of 2016 as the Academic Fieldwork Coordinator. Amy has worked primarily in pediatrics in a variety of settings including public schools, private practice, community-based settings, and telehealth. She received her OTD in May 2017 from Quinnipiac University while studying the effects of outdoor play on child development, Amy enjoys working collaboratively with students to provide fieldwork experiences that foster independence, professionalism, clinical reasoning skills, and cultural competence.

Goals/objectives:

1. Understand how to manage and communicate with your student 

2. Identify your teaching style to become effective with individual student learning styles 

3. Learn to provide quality feedback to maximize student success 

Tickets

$20.00 NHOTA Member Ticket

$35.00 NHOTA Non-Member Ticket

$5.00 NHOTA Student Member

$5.00 NHOTA Student Non-member