Leadership in Autism Training: Interprofessional Leadership

Authors

Maggie Freeman, Eastern Kentucky UniversityFollow
Natalie Fielders, Eastern Kentucky University
Shirley P. O'Brien, Eastern Kentucky UniversityFollow
Myra Beth Bundy, Eastern Kentucky UniversityFollow

Department

Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy

Document Type

Conference Presentation

Publication Date

11-15-2017

Abstract

Preservice interdisciplinary educational opportunities are viewed as best practice in preparing future professionals. The mechanisms often are challenging with accredited programs in health-related services. Collaboration begins in the classroom. This session will describe the process of structuring an interprofessional community-based social group for individuals with ASD. The leadership skills of psychology and OT student mentors were analyzed and the results will be shared. The data demonstrates the value of interprofessional opportunities for enhancing service delivery for individuals with ASD.

Recommended Citation

Freeman, M. M., Fielders, N., O'Brien, S. P., & Bundy, M. B. (November 15, 2017). "Leadership in Autism Training: Interprofessional Leadership", OCALICON 2017, Columbus, OH.

Conference Name

OCALICON