Sacramento City College Unit Plans Completed Spring 2003

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Sacramento City College

Unit Plans

Completed Spring 2003

Department Name: Occupational Therapy Assistant

Department Spokesperson: Sue Hussey

Division Dean: Mary Turner

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Action Plan

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Key Performance Indicators

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Occupational Therapy Assistant Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

Goal 1: Enhance academic and clinical components of occupational therapy assistant program

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Action Plan Year-End Status and Accomplishments

Other Plans

Complete self-study process and prepare for site visit for ACOTE accreditation

PT1, DTL The self-study was completed in Fall 2002 and a successful site visit was conducted in February 2003.

Revise adjunct faculty manual. DTL

Offer annual training opportunity for clinical instructors. Determine source of funding for such activities.

DTL, PT1

The adjunct faculty manual has been revised and distributed to all adjunct faculty members in the program.

The training for clinical instructors has been postponed until fall 2003. This training will cover the new fieldwork evaluation form.

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Complete implementation of newly revised contract for active clinical sites.

Maintain and utilize clinical database software program to increase efficiency in scheduling and communication with fieldwork sites.

DOE

DOE

Implementation of the new contract for clinical facilities is ongoing. Contracts will be updated as students are assigned to the sites.

Not fully completed. An extensive review of fieldwork agencies was completed for accreditation purposes and clinical database was updated accordingly. More complete utilization of clinical database needs to take place. In order for this to happen, software needs to be loaded on program director's computer.

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Introduce students to the available computer programs that can be used to prepare them for the computer-based certification exam.

DSS, PT1,

PT2

Students in OTA 98A/B were introduced to a software program that can be used for reviewing for the exam. This program has been placed on reserve in the LRC for students to check out and use on a limited basis.

Goal 2: Increase enrollment in the occupational therapy assistant program through innovative program delivery options and marketing

2a

Continue to implement marketing plan for recruiting students.

DAG, DED Numerous marketing activities took place this academic year including presentations to several on campus courses and information at booths.

2b Update program brochure. DAG Not completed yet, carry over to 2003-04

Occupational Therapy Assistant Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

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2d Develop and publish annual alumni newsletter

Improve program website through the addition of

2e job postings, alumni exchange, etc.

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Evaluate need/satisfaction with current delivery of program (i.e. evenings) and explore alternatives for program delivery (i.e. off-site options, block schedule)

3b

Program coordinator to keep current on program and practice trends by attending one national or state OT conference.

DAG, DED

DED, DAG

PT1, PT2,

DAG

DTL, DOE,

DEC

Not completed yet, carry over to 2003-04

Not completed yet, carry over to 2003-04

Students in OTA 50 class were surveyed regarding their programming preferences. Results were evenly split for evening program and block schedule. Alternatives were also discussed with

OTA program faculty. Will continue to evaluate alternative methods of program delivery.

Goal 3: Develop a highly qualified faculty that are current in areas of practice and can utilize current technology in their courses

3a

Incorporate individual professional development plans into faculty review process.

DTL Faculty professional development plans have been incorporated into the same schedule as the faculty review.

Not completed yet, carry over to 2003-04.

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3d

Action Plan

Explore creation of online course format for OTA program requirements, in particular Medical

Language and Introduction to OT courses

Increase faculty knowledge and utilization of educational software available in computer lab through inservice training.

Introduce faculty to new technology applications such as Blackboard.

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Other Plans

DAG, IT,

PT2, PT3

IT, DTL

IT, DTL

Year-End Status and Accomplishments

Not completed yet, determined that it was not a priority at this time.

Not completed, adjunct faculty efforts this year were focused on accreditation.

Adjunct faculty efforts this year were focused on accreditation. This goal will be continued next year pending availability of faculty.

Goal 4 : Assure that students have access to current supplies and equipment, comparable to that used in clinical settings.

Along with other AH program directors identify DSS, PT2, Determined it was not a priority at this time.

4a suitable tables and chairs for Mohr Hall Room 31 and develop a budget request for purchase.

DTL

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Submit request for repair and replacement of laboratory furniture and equipment.

PT1, DTL Equipment was inspected and repaired and replaced as needed.

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Three-Year Plan

Occupational Therapy Assistant Department

Long Range Plan

Assess and revise curricular materials in accordance with deficiencies cited in accreditation report.

Offer OTA 100 and AH 110 as a distance education option.

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3. Put program application form online.

Implement new models of program delivery,

4. as determined by need and effectiveness.

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Explore the use of faculty practice for delivery of clinical education.

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Make recommendations for design of OT classroom and lab space in new complex.

Incorporate use of Blackboard in OTA program courses.

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Implement system for reviewing contracts between the program and the fieldwork sites at least every five years

Insure that the program has at least one additional FTE faculty member.

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Provide office space to adjunct faculty who comprise the additional FTE in order to assure that students can be advised in private.

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Occupational Therapy Assistant Department / Action Plan 2003 – 2004

Goal 1: Enrollment -Through marketing efforts, increase enrollment in the OTA program and admit a class with a minimum of 15 students in spring of 2004.

Action Item

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Other Plans

Year-end Status and Accomplishments

Continue to make short presentations about careers in

OT to SCC classes (i.e. Bio 100, Psych 370, AH 110).

DAG, DED

1b Update program brochure.

Improve program website through the addition of job

1c postings, alumni exchange and online application to the program.

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Write an article for local OT chapter newsletter requesting help with recruitment of students.

Implement alumni recruiting program.

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Send recruiting letter on OT careers to all SCC students who have not identified a major.

Send recruiting letter to counselors at all Los Rios campuses and community colleges within surrounding area (i.e. Solano, Sierra, San Joaquin and Modesto).

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DAG, DED

IT, DTL,

DOE, DAG

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DAG, DED

DAG, DED

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DTL, DSS,

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Goal 2: Academic Education - Enhance academic component of occupational therapy assistant program.

Submit a program update to include the addition of CIS

300 (computer familiarization) as a program requirement.

DTL, PT6

Develop and submit plan of correction in response to deficiencies cited in accreditation report.

DTL

Add use of Blackboard to OTA 50.

IT, DTL,

DSS, PT6

Continue to evaluate need/satisfaction with current method of delivering program and explore with faculty and students alternatives for program delivery (i.e. block schedule).

Program coordinator to keep current on program and practice trends by attending one national or state OT conference.

Occupational Therapy Assistant Department / Action Plan 2003 – 2004

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Action Item

Introduce adjunct faculty to Blackboard.

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Other Plans

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Year-end Status and Accomplishments

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Submit request for repair and replacement of laboratory furniture and equipment as needed.

Provide office space to adjunct faculty who comprise the additional FTE in order to assure that students can be advised in private.

DTL, DSS

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Goal 3: Fieldwork Education - Enhance fieldwork education component of occupational therapy assistant program

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Action Item Year-End Status and Accomplishments

Other Plans

Train fieldwork educators on the use of the new

OTA fieldwork evaluation and the OT practice framework.

DTL, DSS

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Develop and implement a mechanism for review of contracts between the college and fieldwork sites at least every five years.

Continue to get fieldwork facilities switched over to new contract.

Load "Fieldwork Clerk" software and database onto program director's computer so that clinical database software program can be more fully utilized.

DTL, DOE

DTL, DOE

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Occupational Therapy Assistant Department Budget Request 2004 - 2005

Operating

Budget

Increase

$500.00

Instruction

Supplies

$2500.00

Computers Equipment Furniture

New

Program

Start-up

Marketing

Materials

Remodel

Space

Faculty

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Supplies

Travel and training for fieldwork sites

Lab equipment repair and replacement

Marketing materials including printing of new brochure and purchase of association brochures

Program director travel to conference

$1500.00

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Budget Narrative 2004 – 2005

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Occupational Therapy Assistant Department

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Travel and training for fieldwork sites

Lab equipment repair and replacement

Marketing materials including printing of new brochure and purchase of association brochures

Program director travel to conference

$2500.00

$500.00

$1000.00

$1500.00

$1500.00

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Justification

The department has ongoing instructional supply needs. These needs include classroom-related instructional materials and lab supplies such as arts and crafts supplies for mental health coursework.

Travel to fieldwork sites is necessary to recruit new clinical sites and support existing clinical instructors. Sites are located throughout

Northern California. Training for clinical instructors is necessary on an ongoing basis and particularly when a new evaluation tool is being introduced such as the case in 2003-2004.

The lab equipment is checked over every year to insure that it is safe and functional for student use. Repairs and replacement is made as needed.

Wheelchairs used in lab are most often in need of repair.

Student recruitment and increasing enrollment in the program is a high priority. The current program brochure has been designed as an informational tool and not for marketing. It needs to be revised and reprinted so it can be used as a marketing tool.

The program director needs to keep current on trends in the profession.

National conferences include a meeting for program directors where issues related to OTA programs are discussed and ideas presented (i.e. for recruitment).

Key Performance Indicators for Occupational Therapy Assistant Department

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