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Doctoral Capstone Experience
152 students

Doctoral Capstone Experience

University of Iowa- Burn Unit
Created byMarissa Durham
Last updated 4/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Explain why I chose both PEOP and CBT to guide my capstone experience
  • Identify the importance of occupational therapy in a burn unit
  • Identify the steps required to become a burn-certified therapist
  • Complete short quiz to check understanding of my course

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 29m total length
  • Introduction9:17

    Demonstrate how occupational therapy supports burn patients through holistic, occupation-based care in a burn unit, guided by Pope and cognitive behavioral theory to enhance recovery.

  • Learning Objectives & Artifacts9:12

    Demonstrate lifelong learning and evidence-based practice in burn care by collecting articles, analyzing burn interventions for hands, and creating an evidence-based binder for future students and clinicians.

  • Resources5:34

    Explore the burn therapist certification (BTC) process for physical or occupational therapists, detailing portfolio components, evidence forms, practice domains, and renewal timelines.

  • OT & Acute Burns PPT5:16

    Occupational therapists support burn patients from admission to discharge, promoting independence through edema and scar management, splinting, range of motion, and adaptive strategies for IADLs.

  • Evidence-Based Articles0:21

    Access a pdf of ten evidence-based articles compiled in my electronic binder and download the attachment to review the sources for your doctoral capstone experience.

Requirements

  • No requirements.

Description

Welcome to my course overview of my doctoral capstone experience on an acute burn unit. I am a third-year doctoral student in Occupational Therapy at Drake University. Here, you will learn about my preparation before my capstone rotation and what I did throughout it. My preparation consisted of a needs assessment, literature review, and listing learning objectives/artifacts to be done at my capstone site. My capstone rotation was completed at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics burn trauma unit, the only burn trauma unit in the state of Iowa. I was allowed to work and learn from the only burn therapist for Iowa, Katie Lundquist, who received her Master's in Occupational Therapy. At the end of the main lecture, you will be able to view my artifacts I created to understand how I contributed to the burn unit and expanded my knowledge during my rotation. If you are interested in understanding occupational therapy's role in a burn unit,  the need for burn therapists,  along with how to become a certified burn therapist, listen to my lecture! If you are a current occupational therapy student wanting to find out what you want for your capstone rotation as you begin your search and preparation, listen to my lecture as well!

Who this course is for:

  • Occupational therapy students and/or practitioners interested in learning more about OT role with an acute burn unit.