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 Orientation and Mobility

Orientation and Mobility Instructors assess students, prescribe service plans, provide canes and also optical device training for visually impaired students.  The orientation and mobility instructors provide services to students being served by USDB programs in USDB classrooms and also outreach programs throughout the state.  Students are taught special skills to become oriented to environments so they can move, travel and play independently and safely.  Individual independence, productivity and social interaction are all enhanced when the students are capable of traveling by themselves.

 

Services for students begin in preschool and continue throughout their educational experience.  Students learn to travel within the confined environment of the home and school.  They also learn to travel in the outside world which includes travel in residential and business areas and on public transportation. 

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Salt Lake City

Stephanie Doeren-Rasmussen M.A., COMS

Tracy Day M.A., COMS

Hong (Nana) Phangia M.A., COMS

Jason Shaffer M.A., COMS

 

 

Ogden

Jinsong Huang M.A., COMS

Shannon Brown M.A., COMS (part-time)

 

 

Orem

Melanie Manwaring M.A., COMS (part-time)

 

 

St. George

 
 
child with teacher, walking

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