Education:BS in Occupational Therapy, University of New Hampshire, 1992
MSA in Health Care Administration, Central Michigan University, 1998
DrPH, Boston University School of Public Health, 2018
Professor Kaldenberg’s clinical experience has been primarily working with adults in a variety of settings including rehabilitation, home care, and out-patient with extensive focus on working with individuals with visual impairment. Additionally, she has trained and educated occupational therapy and optometry students on the functional and social implications of visual impairment on occupational performance and quality of life. She has become a leader within this specialty area.
She has served on the Board of Advanced and Specialty Certification and was a panel member for the development of the low vision specialty certification. She also has developed the low vision forum under the Gerontology Specialty Interest Section. She is a Fellow of the American Occupational Therapy Association. Her current scholarly work focuses on clients with visual impairment and the impact of visual impairment on occupational performance, community and population based health, and clinical education.
