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Welcome to the Education and Research SIS The NCOTA Educational SIS serves to create a connection between the NCOTA and OT/OTA Programs in NC. The goal is to make sure that OT/OTA programs, including faculty and students, are aware of NCOTA events and the benefits of joining the NCOTA. The SIS can serve as a resource for OT/OTA Programs in NC. The Education SIS Chairs will lead OT/OTA Program discussions on concerns and issues related to occupational therapy education. Bios Chair: Stacey Caplan *Email:*OT Education:*Current Setting/Title:*Previous Experience:*Clinical/Professional Interests:*Meaningful Roles and Occupations:*Additional Information:
*OT Education: OTD from Chatham University, MS in OT and BS in Psychology from University of Pittsburgh*Current Setting/Title: Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy at Methodist University, PRN OT at WakeMed Hospital*Previous Experience: Pediatrics, SNF, Acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, home health (clinician and director), ALF (clinician and Regional Vice President)*Clinical/Professional Interests: Health Promotion, Self-management of chronic disease, universal design and accessibility in the environment*Meaningful Roles and Occupations: wife and mother to our 2 year old daughter*Additional Information: Member of NCOTA, member of AOTA, Specialty certificate in Health and Wellness in Occupational Therapy
Past Presentations
Web Resources: Facebook Groups: Occupational Therapy Educators Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) Advisors North Carolina OT and OTA Students LinkedIn: NCOTA Education & Research SIS
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Chair: Dana Kolbfleisch, OTD, OTR/L
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