Nataliya V. Hanson, Msot, Otr/L Email & Phone Number

Chicago, IL, US

Lake Forest, Illinois, United States

- Develops and implements occupational therapy programs aimed at maximizing function while educating patients regarding their limitations.- Evaluates patient and gathers appropriate information to determine accurate clinical diagnoses and treatment plan.- Establishes appropriate goals based upon functional limitations, diagnosis, and patient's home.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

- Grade and provide feedback to students on assignments- Organize Blackboard syllabus, assignment instructions, and send weekly updates to students- Assist with entering exams and grades in Blackboard- Collaborate with faculty on course design- Communicate with students regarding assignments- Assist with in person labs and hands on activities

Plainfield, Illinois, United States

IL Zone 1 (ILNE1)Evaluated and educated clients on ADLs and IADLs.Education regarding: exercise programs to increase joint motion, strength, and flexibility as well as joint protection and personal energy conservationEvaluated you home for safety and recommend changes to decrease fall riskEducation in the use of adaptive devicesRecommendations to.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Fieldwork Level IIA; General Medicine Floors- Evaluated patient and gathered appropriate information to determine accurate clinical diagnoses and treatment plan- Established appropriate goals based upon functional limitations, diagnosis, and patient's home setting- Communicated treatment program to patient, family and other interdisciplinary personnel.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• OT Department PR/ Student Liaison PositionPublic Relations responsibilities:
• Planning and implementing the Scholarship of Practice colloquium series
• Updating bulletin boards and displays
• Creating exhibit materials and preparing for AOTA and ILOTA conferences
• Assisting with the writing/editing of the departmental newsletter
• Assisting with Scholarship of Practice Day and other CE events sponsored by the department

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• OT Department PR/ Student Liaison PositionPublic Relations responsibilities:
• Planning, implementing, and promoting the Scholarship of Practice colloquium series
• Updating bulletin boards and displays
• Creating exhibit materials and preparing for AOTA and ILOTA conferences
• Assisting with the writing/editing of the departmental newsletter
• Assisting with Scholarship of Practice Day and other CE events sponsored by the department

I am volunteering at Paws Chicago's Medical Center. I get to help animals by caring for them and they help me in return on those days that I am feeling a little stressed. I recently finished level two training for dogs, and because of that, I am now qualified to work with harder dogs. I am really excited to do even more for all these wonderful little.

Lake Forest, Illinois, United States

Hippotherapy for children with different diagnosis.

Greater Chicago Area

I am currently volunteering in the diagnostic imaging center.

Greater Chicago Area

At Shirley Ryan, I am mostly volunteering on the brain and spine floors. I am highly interested in stroke and brain injury. When I am in the gym with the PT's and OT's, I get to see how important therapist really are for patients and their growth. Being able to shadow and help out where ever I can makes me feel like I am making a difference in someone's.

Administrative Office Building

I was an office assistant for President Timothy Killeen of the University of Illinois system. Here I was the first smiling face anyone saw as they walked through the door. I took his phone calls, made his appointments and made sure his reminders were all set up.

I was an intern for UI Health Pediatrics. Specifically for the Nutrition of Youth and Adolescent Center. I made a lot of handouts and pamphlets for their patients. I would talk to doctors and get the information they want out through writing. I did this by taking their complex ideas and transforming it into a pamphlet that a child would want to look at and.

Chicago, Illinois

Here I practiced communication. I answered phone calls and helped future adopters. It is super important to be able to communicate in a busy place so everyone is taken care of. It is also important because our job was to get these wonderful pets adopted. I would also work on the pawschicago.org site because getting the word out is also important.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

I became a CMA because I wanted to see if the medical field was right for me. I worked with ophthalmologists, mostly retina specialists. I drew up medications, assisted with procedures, updated medical charts, knew all the hospital and clinic protocols, trained new CMA's, and helped with codes. I was the first CMA hired within the department, therefore, it.

Salem, Illinois

I was in a 4-H horse club called hoofbeats when I was very young. This is the first place I decided to put myself into leadership and be the club secretary. I would take minutes and engage in numerous activities and discussions.

Post-Professional Doctorate, Occupational Therapy/Therapist

Master Of Science - Ms, Occupational Therapy/Therapist

Activities and Societies: Graduate Student Council (GSC) OT Student Represitative (Fall 2021 - Fall 2022) Graduate Assistant: Student.

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Honors College, Phi Beta Kappa, Pre-Occupational Therapy Club, Rehabilitation Science Club, Mental Health.

General Ed, English

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa- Alpha Psi Eta ChapterUsed credits to transfer to UIC

Certified Medical Assistant (Cma), Certificate Of Iep Completion Program

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: FFA

Doctor Of Science, Occupational Therapy/Therapist

Activities and Societies: Co- Enrolled into the Post- Professional OTD; Will start Fall 2023