Tracey Zeiner
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Assistant Professor & Academic Fieldwork Coordinator
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Tracey Zeiner's research focuses on occupational therapy interventions, particularly within geriatric care and educational settings. Her work investigates the engagement of older adults in using assistive devices, as demonstrated in her publication "SUCCESSFUL LEARNING EXPERIENCES OF OT AND PT STUDENTS: ENGAGING OLDER ADULTS IN THE USE OF ASSISTIVE DEVICES." Zeiner also explores pedagogical approaches in gross anatomy laboratories, examining intentional grouping and team-building strategies in her publication "Intentional grouping and team building within the gross anatomy laboratory." With extensive experience as a practicing occupational therapist and fieldwork educator, she has a clinical doctorate in occupational therapy and holds a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist credential. Zeiner has a background in animal-assisted therapy and hippotherapy, integrating these interests into her practice and teaching.
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- Publications: 3
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Assistant Professor & Academic Fieldwork Coordinator 2020–presentArkansas Colleges of Health Education School of Occupational Therapy ORCID
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Clinical Instructor 2016–2019University of Central Arkansas Occupational Therapy ORCID
Selected Publications
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Intentional grouping and team building within the gross anatomy laboratory (2025)
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- Intentional grouping and team building within the gross anatomy laboratory
- Intentional grouping and team building within the gross anatomy laboratory
- Intentional grouping and team building within the gross anatomy laboratory
- Intentional grouping and team building within the gross anatomy laboratory
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