Tamera Alpaugh, PhD, MLS(ASCP)cm

Research

Research Summary/Interests


My research interests include affective development, professional identity of medical laboratory scientists, simulation, and interprofessional education and practice.

Teaching

Academic Interests and Focus


My teaching areas include transfusion medicine, capstone, thesis credits, and graduate courses in the M.S. Biomedical Laboratory Sciences program.

Employment Opportunities for Students and Alumni

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Research

Research Overview

Many interprofessional research opportunities are available in Occupational Therapy. Faculty engage in innovative research, evidence-based and data-driven projects with students, colleagues, and community partners.

Research that Advances Health and Quality of Lives to:

OTD Students Strive to Help People Reach Their Full Potential

Two students in the first cohort of our entry-level OTD program have applied their passion for improving lives to become entrepreneurs! OTD students Katelyn Marthaler and Kelsi Johnson, Class of 2022, applied for a patent for their innovative idea that supports wheelchair users and have also started a company! Their concept includes a technologically advanced visual aid to help wheelchair users navigate their environment while promoting safety and providing ease of use.