Level I and Level II Fieldwork Performance Evaluations will be provided to students and fieldwork educators by the Academic Fieldwork Coordinator. Because the institution purchases these documents through a subscription, they may not be publicly distributed.
Document: AOTA Code of Ethics 2025
Article: Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Education Value and Purpose
Article: Bridging the gap with Generation Y and Z
Article: Mapping Review of Fieldwork Education Literature
Article: Cultural Humility Practices in Occupational Therapy Services: A Scoping Review
Practice Advisory Piece: Services Provided by Students in Fieldwork II Settings
Website Link: https://www.aota.org/education/fieldwork/medicare-requirements-for-student-supervision
If you are on campus during business hours, additional support is available through the following campus resources:
You can walk into CAPS any time Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm and let the front desk know that you need a Crisis Consultation. We are located on the third floor of Beyer Hall. If you are not on campus and/or it is after-hours, you can utilize the following resources:
Please note: The resources listed here are supplemental and do not represent all materials or support available to fieldwork students. All students receive a Fieldwork Handbook and access to additional resources through our learning management system. Students also receive ongoing education and support through Fieldwork Seminar, Fieldwork Bootcamp, and throughout their Level I and Level II fieldwork experiences.