Allison J.

Lindsey
(419) 543-2469 | Columbus, OH | Lindsey.272@osu.edu

EDUCATION

The Ohio State University

Doctorate of Occupational Therapy May 2021
B.S. Human Development and Family Science December 2017

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EXPERIENCE

Level I Mental Health Fieldwork January – April 2019

Buckeye Ranch
• Provided an occupational therapy perspective in a community setting when gathering
information for occupational profiles, administering sensory questionnaires to create a sensory
diet, and running a group therapy session.

Med V: Acute Care Rehabilitation Assistant May 2018 – present

Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
• Assisted occupational, physical, and speech therapists, in all 4 hospitals, with direct patient care
by providing support for transfers, therapeutic activities, line-management, and swallowing
evaluations.
• Provide support to rehabilitation management staff by analyzing therapist charges, therapist
productivity, surveys of continuing education presentations, and organizing miscellaneous
therapist information.

Dodd Rehabilitation Hospital August – December 2016

Volunteer
• Improved the patient care experience by providing linens and water to patients in a timely
fashion, maintaining a clean hospital environment, and organizing pantries and closets.

Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center January – May 2016

Volunteer – University Hospital Ambassador
• Directed patients and families to the appropriate hospital location using empathy,
understanding, and compassion to communicate effectively and sensitively.

AFFILIATIONS & CERTIFICATIONS

Basic Life Support Certified: CPR and AED January 2019

American Heart Association
AOTA Member January 2019
 COLLABORATION EXPERIENCE

Ohio State Women’s Club Ice Hockey Team August 2015 – March 2017
ACHA Representative
• Utilized effective communication strategies to report important information to league officials
in a timely manner
Buck-I-SERV May 2016
AMOS Hope & Health, Nicaragua
• Studied Global Health Initiatives with a large team of students and health professionals for a
week before traveling to a rural community to perform water-filter testing and health screening
to children and pregnant women.
Phi Upsilon Omicron Spring 2016 – Fall 2017
Family and Consumer Science Honor Society
• Worked with another student to recorded the society’s events by defining clear roles, keeping
detailed notes, taking pictures, and conducted member interviews to receive more perspective
on the event.