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I have never
been able to decide if my preference is to teach entry level students or
experienced clinicians. Fortunately, I don't have to make a
choice! Teaching through workshops, papers and other forms of
presentation is an integral part of my work at UNC-CH. The content of my
out-of-the-classroom teaching often parallels my in-class teaching but also
includes current work and interests in curriculum development , professional
development and mentoring.
In 2003, with three
of my colleagues, I started the
Occupational Therapy Learning
Center to provide professional development programs and services through
the Division of Occupational Science. For the past two years we've
been working on an approach to continuing education and individual
professional development that is based on self reflection, active engagement
in learning before, during and after a formal session and building
communities of practice to support individual and group learning. We
are now providing workshops and individual mentoring services.

OTLC Professional Development
Workshop, February 2005
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2007
- Nielson, C. &
Wakeford, L. (2007). A Creative Approach to Developing Your Professional
Portfolio, 3 hour workshop, Charlotte & NW AHEC, Charlotte NC, April 4,
2007.
2006
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Nielson, C. Wakeford, L.
& Siebert C. (2006). Your Life, Your Job, Your Profession: A Contextual
Approach to Professional Development 3 hour Workshop,. AOTA Annual
Conference, Charlotte, NC, April 29, 2006.
2005
Nielson, C. (2005).
Addressing Psychiatric Needs in Occupational Therapy, 6 hour workshop,
Rehab Educators, Akron, OH, November 5, 2005
Nielson, C. Wakeford,
L. & Siebert C. (2005).
Your Life, Your Job, Your
Profession: The Contextual Aspects of Professional Development,
North Carolina Occupational
Therapy Association Annual Conference, 4 hour Workshop, RTP, NC, October 8 ,
2005.
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Nielson, (2005).
“Images of Occupation: Our Identity– Our Obligation”
Keynote Address,
NCOTA Annual Conference, RTP, NC, October 7, 2005
Nielson, C. Wakeford,
L. & Siebert C. (2005). Professional Identity and Development: A Personal
Approach, Occupational
Therapy Learning Center , 5 hour Workshop, Morrisville, NC, February 5,
2005.
2004
Nielson, C. (2004).
The Occupation Centered Curriculum: From Development to Reality, 1 hour
paper, International Occupational Therapy – Seminar, Naestved,
Denmark, November 19, 2004
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Nielson, C. Wakeford, L. & Siebert C.
(2004). Professional Identity and Development: A Personal Approach,
NCOTA
Annual Conference, 2 hour Workshop, Greensboro, NC October 2, 2004.
2003
Nielson, C. (October
14 and November 18, 2003). Who’s Got the Time: Time Management in
Rehabilitation, 4 hour workshop, Greensboro AHEC, Greensboro, NC
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Nielson, C. (October 30, 2003). How to
reframe and claim your practice in a changing environment: social, political
and legal factors influencing the practice of OT in the 21st century, 6 hour
workshop, MAHEC, Asheville, NC
2002
Nielson, C. (2002).
Visionary action: Our dreams become our future, NCOTA Annual Conference, Key
note Address, Greensboro, NC September 20, 2002.
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Nielson, C., Bell, C., & Coppola, S. (2002)
Gathering an occupational profile, NCOTA Annual Conference 2 hour workshop.
Greensboro, NC, September 20, 2002.
2001
Nielson, C. (2001). OT’s as graduate educators: The role, the identity and
the techniques, 90 minute workshop, AOTA Annual Conference, Philadelphia,
PA, April 19, 2001.
2000
Nielson, C., Coppola, S.
Rourk, J., Womack, J., Wood, W. (2000). Connecting occupational science to
OT: Education Designed to Promote health & well being in the 21st
century, 2 hour workshop, North Carolina Occupational Therapy Association
annual conference, Greensboro, NC, September 22, 2000
- Nielson, C. & Womack, J.
(2000). Introduction to the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure, 2
hour workshop, North Carolina Occupational Therapy Association annual
conference, Greensboro, NC, September 22, 2000.
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