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X-WR-CALDESC:Munroe Meyer Institute: Occupational Therapy Services is inten
 ded for family\, support persons\, educators\, and teens/adults with Down 
 Syndrome.  \n\nSam will:\n*Explain the variety of services the OT departme
 nt offers across the lifespan\n*Outline what to look for to see if OT serv
 ices are appropriate for a person \n*Provide a brief overview of what inte
 rventions are used regularly in OT services through different settings\n\n
 Sam Montemarano joined MMI as a school-based therapist for Omaha Public Sc
 hools in 2018 after working as a pediatric outpatient occupational therapi
 st for more than two years. Throughout the years\, she continued to work i
 n the schools while growing her outpatient caseload and began exploring gr
 ant-funded projects. In 2024\, Montemarano transitioned out of the schools
  to focus on outpatient therapy and continue her work on a variety of gran
 t-funded projects including topics such as independent living skills\, tra
 nsition age services\, sexual health services\, and foundational driving s
 kills. Currently\, Montemarano is the occupational therapy outpatient coor
 dinator\, works on the University Center of Excellence in Developmenta Dis
 abilities (UCEDD) grant and is a team member of the Transition to Lifespan
  Care clinic team.
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DESCRIPTION:Munroe Meyer Institute: Occupational Therapy Services is intend
 ed for family\, support persons\, educators\, and teens/adults with Down S
 yndrome.  \n\nSam will:\n*Explain the variety of services the OT departmen
 t offers across the lifespan\n*Outline what to look for to see if OT servi
 ces are appropriate for a person \n*Provide a brief overview of what inter
 ventions are used regularly in OT services through different settings\n\nS
 am Montemarano joined MMI as a school-based therapist for Omaha Public Sch
 ools in 2018 after working as a pediatric outpatient occupational therapis
 t for more than two years. Throughout the years\, she continued to work in
  the schools while growing her outpatient caseload and began exploring gra
 nt-funded projects. In 2024\, Montemarano transitioned out of the schools 
 to focus on outpatient therapy and continue her work on a variety of grant
 -funded projects including topics such as independent living skills\, tran
 sition age services\, sexual health services\, and foundational driving sk
 ills. Currently\, Montemarano is the occupational therapy outpatient coord
 inator\, works on the University Center of Excellence in Developmenta Disa
 bilities (UCEDD) grant and is a team member of the Transition to Lifespan 
 Care clinic team.
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SUMMARY:DSES February 2026
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