1.
Explain the role and value of occupational therapy in
various settings.
2.
Define the scope and practice of the Occupational
Therapy Assistant within various practice settings.
3.
Adhere to school, program, and fieldwork policies and
procedures.
4.
Manage time wisely in classroom and fieldwork
settings.
5.
Display respect for self and others.
6.
Modify behavior in response to constructive feedback.
7.
Communicate personal and professional needs to
supervisor.
8.
Demonstrate effective problem solving skills.
9.
Maintain treatment area, equipment, supplies, and
department records.
10.
Collect pertinent information from written data
sources (e.g. charts, records), interviews, and observations as part of the OT
process.
11.
Correctly administer assigned assessments under the
direction of an OT.
12.
Collaborate with an OT in planning an intervention
program.
13.
Select appropriate activities to meet established
goals.
14.
Implement treatment programs as per the treatment plan
and adjust intervention techniques according to needs of the client.
15.
Communicate with client and/or caregiver regarding the
intervention plan and strategies.
16.
Utilize principles of group process when working with
groups.
17.
Communicate changes in client status, treatment,
and/or progress with supervisor.
18.
Report factual information in written and verbal form
to supervisor and team members.
19.
Establish and maintain a therapeutic relationship with
recipients of OT services.
20.
Attend to safety needs in all educational
environments.
21.
Display professional behavior in classroom and
fieldwork settings.
22.
Orient client and/or caregivers to nature and purpose
of the occupational therapy program.
23.
Maintain confidentiality.
24.
Maintain accurate written records.
25.
Provide quality services in a variety of practice
settings, within the scope of practice, adhering to applicable rules and
regulations, and within the professional Code of Ethics.
26.
Participate in identifying research investigation
topics and analyze articles relevant to topic.
27.
Participate in continuing education opportunities to
promote continued professional growth, sustain learning, network with other
occupational therapy practitioners, and develop professional behaviors.