Rosanne Cornista Briones

As a graduate of Occupational Therapy (OT), I have undergraduate knowledge on basic biology, chemistry and physics, human anatomy, neuroanatomy, physiology, pathology, and kinesiology. Besides OT evaluation and intervention courses, I've also taken courses on human development, psychology, counselling and interviewing, and health professions education.

I've completed clinical Occupational Therapy training in field works and as an intern in various settings, including: Pediatrics, Adolescent Community Living and Transition, Adult Physical Dysfunctions, Adult Psychosocial Dysfunctions, and Community-Based Rehabilitation; as well as non-clinical training in research and academic (teaching and administrative) settings.

I've also had some experience in technical writing in High School, as part of the school paper committee, and in College, while completing my research for undergraduate thesis.