Health Sciences Clubs
Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA)
Club
SCF Bradenton
Advisor: Debra Chasanoff, 752-5346
Program Director
Occupation Therapy Assistant
The OTA club promotes occupational therapy to peers and the
public. This group actively identifies and addresses student
education concerns and increases exposure toward scholarly
pursuits.
Physical Therapist
Assistant (PTA) Club
SCF Bradenton
Advisor: Jan Pollock & Adele Carr, 752-5346
Physical Therapist Assistant Program
The Physical Therapist Assistant Club is composed of students
enrolled in the current PTA class. Officers are elected at the
beginning of the two-year program. Student activities include,
but are not limited to, club meetings, fund-raising activities,
formation of study groups and social activities. Students raise
funds for attendance at state and national conferences
sponsored by the American Physical Therapy Association.
Radiography
Club
SCF Bradenton
Advisor: Patrick Patterson, 752-5245
Program Director, Radiography
The radiography club is composed of students enrolled in the current radiography program. Student activities include, but are not limited to, club meetings, fundraising activities, formation of study groups and social activities. Students raise funds for attendance at national conferences and seminars.
Student American Dental Hygienists'
Association (SADHA)
SCF Bradenton
Advisor: Pamela Kennard, 752-5362
Health Sciences
The Student American Dental Hygienists' Association's purpose is to learn about their parent organization, the American Dental Hygienists' Association, educate the public about the importance of preventive oral health and develop a sense of pride for the profession of dental hygiene.
Student Nurses
Association
SCF Bradenton
Advisor: Sara Anthony, 752-5539
Nursing Department
The Student Nurses Association is a pre-professional association for nursing students. Involvement prepares students for participation in professional associations upon graduation. The mission is to organize, represent and mentor students preparing for initial licensure as registered nurses; promote development of skills needed to be responsible and accountable members of the nursing profession; and, advocate high quality health care.
