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Dr. Eads earned her OTD from Creighton University. Her primary areas of interest include assessment and intervention in pediatric practice, specializing in feeding, sensory processing, and movement disorders. Her clinical experience includes early intervention, school-based settings, outpatient clinics, feeding, assistive technology, and community practice. She supports team based evaluations for feeding clinic and medical and autism diagnostics. She is an Assistant Professor in the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Program at 抖阴黄色app. She teaches courses

with focus on occupational therapy foundational content, pediatrics, evidence-based practice, and occupational justice.

Dr. Eads is an experienced home evaluator and has also provided services to adults with developmental, intellectual, and sensory disabilities. Dr. Eads has worked with the Brookfield Zoo to increase accessibility for individuals with autism by recommending environmental modifications, adaptations, and high and low technology supports to improve safety and participation. Inspired by her doctoral research in the Dominican Republic, Dr Eads continues to explore occupational therapy in emerging practice areas to increase participation and engagement for marginalized populations.

Dr. Richardson is an assistant professor in the Master of Science Occupational Therapy Program at 抖阴黄色app. She teaches courses in aging, theory, and evidence based practice. She earned her B.S. in Biology from Winthrop University in 2009, a Graduate Diploma in Zoology from University of Western Australia in 2011, and a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Belmont University in 2016. Her clinical experience thus far has been with the adult and older adult population in settings including memory care, skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and inpatient rehab. Dr. Richardson has had experience as an adjunct professor at Charleston Southern University in the Health Promotion Department.

Dr. Richardson's areas of interest include aging in place, dementia and memory care, spirituality, and community reintegration for Veterans. Dr. Richardson also has interest in research and has worked with the non-profit organization REBOOT Recovery as a research investigator. She is excited for the opportunity to give back to the next generation of OTs through teaching at 抖阴黄色app.

Dr. Brottman is an adjunct professor in the Master of Science Occupational Therapy Program at 抖阴黄色app. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Communication Deficits with a Leadership minor from University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana in 2014. She received her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Washington University School of Medicine in Saint Louis. While at Washington University in Saint Louis, Dr. Brottman was involved with the medical school program and co-authored a systematic review titled, 鈥淭oward Cultural Competency in Health Care: A Scoping Review of the Diversity and Inclusion Education Literature.鈥� Her clinical experience thus far has been with adult and older adult populations in inpatient rehabilitation and acute care hospital-based settings in the Chicago downtown area. She has spent the majority of her career treating patients with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and more. During the initial outbreak of COVID-19, Dr. Brottman worked on one of the first inpatient rehabilitation units for COVID patients in Chicago and developed a continuing education course for professionals to use to guide them through evaluations and treatments.

Dr. Brottman鈥檚 areas of interest include spinal cord, ICU care in the hospitals, multi-level trauma, and spasticity management. She is excited to be working at 抖阴黄色app to prepare and get to know the brilliant minds of the future Occupational Therapists here at 抖阴黄色app.

Dr. Lukkes received her Doctor of Occupational Therapy from Creighton University in Omaha, NE in 2011. She has specialized in working with children with sensory processing and modulation disorders, autism, genetic disorders, and generalized developmental delay.

Dr. Lukkes is focused on early childhood development, including working with infants and their families. She also has experience working with children in a group setting. She has worked in a variety of settings, including early intervention, outpatient pediatrics, aquatic therapy, and most recently in academia as an adjunct professor of occupational therapy at 抖阴黄色app. Dr. Lukkes has also spent time mentoring occupational therapy students and new graduates coming into the field to help educate the next generation of amazing pediatric occupational therapists.

Dr. Lukkes is a certified instructor of infant massage, as well as a trained clinician in the use of the SOS approach to feeding and Therapeutic Listening. She also has experience working with adults with developmental delay.