My teaching interests are all portions of the MLS program’s laboratory curriculum and laboratory management.
Microbiology Laboratory, Hematology Laboratory, Body Fluids Laboratory, Transfusion Medicine, Laboratory Operation and Management, Foundations in Interprofessional Communication and Collaboration, Fundamental Biomedical Laboratory Techniques
Lipid Metabolism, Writing to Learn
Clinical Chemistry, Immunology, Management, Writing to Learn
Clinical Chemistry, Body Fluid Analysis, Laboratory Management, Immunobiology
Evaluation Capacity Building (ECB), organizational leadership, assistive technology and writing
Child development; Autism (early diagnosis and transition planning for young adults with autism); School-based intervention (skills development esp handwriting and use of assistive devices); Ergonomics/Seating
Public Health/Sensory Processing & Sensory Friendly Environments Consultant
Clients include:
Cognitive functional assessment older adults, Program evaluation adult day service, scholarship of teaching and learning, Alzheimer's disease and related disorders
GRECC, VA Medical Center, Minneapolis, MN: Occupational Therapy Cognitive Functional Evaluation
Dr. Rabaey’s active research and scholarship activity includes the following domains:
Prof. Mike Potegal is working on two projects that involve vestibular function. The first is a study of post-rotary nystagmus (PRN) as typically measured by occupational therapists. We have already determined that it is not a general measure of vestibular function because the duration of PRN is uncorrelated with the ability to balance in healthy young adults. However, some preliminary data suggest that PRN duration might correlate with a person’s ability to use vestibular input to guide their navigation through space (topographic orientation).
Dr. Oldenburg’s scholarship regarding clinical research as well as scholarship of teaching and
learning include: