Jennifer Radloff, MHS, OTR, CDRS

Jennifer is an assistant professor. Her areas of expertise include: neurological dysfunctions, driver rehabilitation, and lymphatics-complete decongestive therapy. She co-teaches a postprofessional course on driving rehabilitation.

She has clinical experience in the area of adult rehabilitation, and she received additional credentialing as a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist.

She co-presented at the AOTA First Annual Driving Symposium in 2004 on the OTR/COTA role in driving rehab programs. She co-presented at the Indiana Academy of Family Practice Physicians in 2006 on occupational therapy's role in evaluation and intervention of driving rehabilitation.

She is participating in and advising research in the area of driving rehabilitation. Jennifer also received specialty training in the management of lymphedema, receiving the credentials of MLD/CDT in 1999. She has presented on numerous occasions to physicians and other health care clinicians on lymphedema management. She is a member of AOTA, IOTA, and ADED.

Congratulations to Jennifer for being voted as the 2009 School of Occupational Therapy's Teacher of the Year!