Adapted VideoGaming for Rehabilitation of Veterans
Learn about Major Erik Johnson's journey from soldier to occupational therapy student to Army Chief Medical Officer and his current mission of integrating gaming into occupational therapy at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center with the help of Ken Jones, a mechanical engineer, for veterans with amputations.
Hosted by the Student Occupational Therapy Association, the presentation will include components of finding or creating your dream job, having a person-centered approach to rehabilitation, and the engineering behind adapting video gaming equipment to improve the overall daily functioning of Veterans with amputations and prosthetics.
The event will be held Monday, Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. in DeNaples Moskovitz Theater. Hope to see you there!
Hosted by the Student Occupational Therapy Association, the presentation will include components of finding or creating your dream job, having a person-centered approach to rehabilitation, and the engineering behind adapting video gaming equipment to improve the overall daily functioning of Veterans with amputations and prosthetics.
The event will be held Monday, Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. in DeNaples Moskovitz Theater. Hope to see you there!
