Please join us as we prepare for the end of the school year.
The goal of providing OT and PT services is to enhance participation in the school environment while limiting the amount of time the student is removed from his/her classroom peers. Graduation is a positive indication of students' progress and achievement of goals to the maximum extent possible. We will review the criteria for graduation.
We will cover requirements and tips for finishing the year at your school.
Please Note: This seminar is only open to our active School-Based Services Division Providers. All other registrations will be canceled.
Topics Covered:
- Considerations for OT and PT at various grade levels
- Preparing a student for graduation from OT and PT
- End of year documentation requirements
Learning Objectives:
- Understand moving students along the continuum
- Determining continuation or graduation from OT and PT services
- Complete all necessary documentation for the end of the year
Abut the Presenter(s):
Christine Knafelc, OTR/L, has been working with the pediatric population for over 25 years and is the Occupational Therapy Clinical Supervisor for Therapeutic Resources School-Based Division. Christine has worked in all facets of pediatrics including early intervention, New York City DOE Schools, Charter Schools, Religious Schools, and preschools. Her vast experience in pediatrics has enabled her to mentor and coach clinicians transitioning to a school-based setting; spearheading the Pediatric Mentoring Program with Therapeutic Resources.
