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Amy Gerney

 
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Occupational Therapy Assistant Professor
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Primary Discipline: Science and Technology / Health Sciences / Other
Member Type: Faculty
Last Login: Jun 15, 2011
Member Since: Jun 01, 2011

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Affiliations

Ithaca College (Education, 4 Year/4 Year + Grad, NY, United States) - primary

Languages

English - speaking level (None) , reading level (None)

Skills and Interests

Science and Technology/Health Sciences/Other (Intermediate)
Blended learning environments with a special interest in clinical reasoning through interactive learning experiences.

Education History

Doctorate Occupational Therapy (06/2009) Thomas Jefferson University
Master of Science Occupational Therapy (01/1987) Temple University
Bachelor of Science Occupational Therapy and Psychology (08/1980) Utica College of Syracuse University

Positions

Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy ( 08/2011 - 08/2011 ) Ithaca College to begin August 2011
Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy ( 08/2009 - 05/2011 ) Misericordia University
Adjunct Instructor of Occupational Therapy ( 01/2008 - 07/2009 ) University of Scranton and Misericordia University
Program Chair and Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy ( 08/1987 - 05/1995 ) College Misericordia (now Misericordia University)

Publications

Morgan, M. & Gerney, A.. (In Press 2011). Using Online Social Media to Facilitate Clinical Reasoning in Entry Level Occupational Therapy Students in Designing Problem-Based Instruction with Online Social Media.
Gerney, A. & Velde, B.P.. (2002). Providing Services in Long-Term Care: Rose in Lifestyle Performance: A Model for Engaging the Power of Occupation. Slack.
Gerney, A. & Fidler, G.S.. (2002). Providing Services for a Child and His Family: Gregory in Lifestyle Performance: A Model for Engaging the Power of Occupation. Slack.
Gerney A. & Velde, B.P.. (2002). Providing Services for the Terminally Ill: Mr. Pratner and Mr. Smith in Lifestyle Performance: A Model for Engaging the Power of Occupation. Slack.
Velde, B.P. Gerney, A. Trompetter, L. & Amory, M.A.. (1997). The Issue Is- Fidler's Lifestyle Performance Model: Why We Disagree with Hocking and Whiteford's Critique. In American Journal of Occupational Therapy (V 51, pp. 784-787) .

Associations

American Occupational Therapy Association
member 06/1981 - Current

Teaching Experience

Occupational Therapy Intervention, Human Development, Environmental Dimensions of Human Performance, Management and Supervision in Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapy Assessment Process (Winter Current)
University of Scranton, Misericordia University -Occupational Therapy

Presentations

Implementing the Lifestyle Performance Model in an Occupational Therapy Curriculum, 06/01/2011
American Occupational Therapy Association National Conference in Seattle, Washington
Distance Education in Occupational Therapy: Bringing the Educational Arena into High Definition for Today's Occupational Therapy Learner, 06/01/2011
American Occupational Therapy Association National Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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