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Clinical Anatomy of the Upper Extremity: Cadaveric Lab Workshop for OTs
Thursday, October 22 or Thursday, October 29 at 5:30-6:30 pm
Troy Campus, Ackerman Hall,
54 Ferry St, Troy, NY 12180 (at the corner of Ferry Street and 2nd Street)
Free parking along Second Street or First Street.
Supporting OT education beyond the classroom: Proceeds help PTE students attend NYSOTA and AOTA conferences.
This workshop is intended for occupational therapists who are seeking a deeper appreciation of clinically relevant anatomy.
Clinicians will register for one one-hour session on Thursday, October 22 or Thursday, October 29. Spots are limited to 25 participants per one-hour session, with a maximum of 50 total. Earn 2 NYS Continuing Competency Hours.
Payment is due at the door. Cash and Venmo accepted.
- Special rate for Sage OT clinical educators: $20
- All other OT clinicians: $30
Includes 1 hour of pre-workshop modules to review clinical anatomy.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify key anatomical structures of the shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand using prosected cadaver specimens.
- Trace major upper-extremity muscles, tendons, and peripheral nerves and describe their anatomical relationships from proximal to distal.
- Relate upper-extremity anatomical structures to their roles in movement, joint stability, sensation, and functional performance.
- Apply anatomical knowledge to common upper-extremity clinical conditions to support occupational therapy evaluation and intervention planning.