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Additional Professional Organizations:

                       Arkansas State Medical Board
                       1401 West Capitol Avenue, Suite 340
                       Little Rock, AR 72201-2936
                       Tel: 501-296-1802
                       www.armedicalboard.org

                       National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy
                       One Bank Street Suite 300
                       Gaithersburg, MD 20877
                       Tel: 301-990-7979
                       www.nbcot.org

               Professional Curriculum
               The curriculum is offered to selected individuals. After successful completion of the required credits, the
               student may qualify for occupational therapy assistant graduation candidacy. An Associate of Applied
               Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant from the University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical College
               is earned upon graduation. In addition, graduates earn a certificate of completion from the BHCLR-
               SOTA.

               The curriculum design reflects the mission and philosophy of the institutions and provides the basis for
               program planning, implementation, and evaluation. The design identifies educational objectives and
               directs selection of content, scope, and sequencing of coursework.
               The curriculum consists of eight (8) general education, art and science courses, and thirteen (13) technical
               courses specific to the occupational therapy profession and practice. One (1) course in Spiritual
               Perspectives is included to reflect the Baptist Health culture. New Student Orientation precedes the first
               semester of courses to orient individuals to Baptist Health and student life at BHCLR-SOTA.

               The curriculum total of twenty-two (22) courses, providing seventy (70) credits, reflects a broad
               foundation of the liberal arts and sciences. This foundation of the biological, physical, and social and
               behavioral sciences supports the knowledge of occupational therapy as it relates to the life cycle.

               The curriculum design reflects a layered learning approach and at completion of each semester, the
               student must have demonstrated the specified competencies for that semester in order to progress to the
               next semester of study.

               Prerequisite Credits:
                       ENGL 1013*  English Composition I                        3
                       MATH 1103*  College Algebra                              3
                       PSYC  1103*  Psychology & the Human Experience           3
                       Subtotal                                                 9

               Fall-Semester I:
                       ENGL  1023*  English Composition II                      3
                       NA*           Structure & Function of the Human Body     4
                       CPSI  1003*  Computer Concepts                           3
                       BOTA  1114    Fundamentals of OTA I                      4
                       BOTA  1113    Medical Terminology for OTA                3
                       BOTA  1112    Level I Fieldwork I                        2
                       Subtotal                                                 19

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