
Casa Colina’s Occupational Therapy Physical Rehabilitation Fellowship Program provides advanced knowledge and skill in a focused clinical environment. The coursework offers training in clinical examination, decision-making, and treatment skills. It is designed to accelerate a therapist’s professional development while allowing them to achieve clinical excellence in all aspects of patient care. Upon completion of the program, the clinician will have had the training to apply for the board certification offered by the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) in Physical Rehabilitation in three years (versus five years).
Casa Colina's' Occupational Therapy Physical Rehabilitation Fellowship Program achieved full 10-year accreditation status from AOTA in March 2018.
The Occupational Therapy Physical Rehabilitation Fellowship Program offers:
This 52-week program enrolls 3 fellows every July. The application and selection process includes an observation of the applicant performing an initial evaluation and treatment on a patient.
Applications are due April 1.
Curriculum:
Program Director:
Debra S. Ouellette, MS, OTR/L, BCPR, SCLV.
For more information, email OTresidency@casacolina.org or call 909/596-7733, ext. 3652.
For application information, click here.
Applications are due April 1.
Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:
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