1. Develop and integrate knowledge from foundational courses; including basic sciences, medical sciences, and research methods to reflect on rehabilitation sciences practice.
2. Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and practical application of orthotics and prosthetics principles, including biomechanics, material science, device design, clinical application, emerging technologies, and evidence-based practices to support patient care and innovation
3. Apply orthotic and prosthetic skills and techniques in accordance with professional standards, integrating the effective use of equipment, materials, components, and emerging technologies to design and fabricate devices.
4. Perform comprehensive patient evaluations and develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans, considering personal and environmental factors across diverse clinical settings.
5. Compose effective oral and written communication for clinical and professional purposes including the use of information technology resources
6. Operate within interprofessional teams of healthcare providers, clients, communities, and organizations in traditional and emerging practices and illustrate the qualities of a lifelong learner
7. Apply leadership and management skills to advance Jordan and the global community scientifically, socially, and technologically in rehabilitation sciences.
8. Generate scientific research that advances rehabilitation practices locally and globally.
9. Employ critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and ethical principles to assess complex clinical situations, formulate informed decisions, and deliver patient-centered orthotic and prosthetic interventions.
10. Exhibit autonomy in clinical decision-making while identifying and overcoming the challenges in delivering patient-centered orthotic and prosthetic interventions, including managing complex cases and addressing resource limitations.