Doctor of Occupational Therapy

Course Overview The occupational therapy curriculum is designed to build strong clinical reasoning and holistic, hands-on skills that prepare students for real-world practice. Through a foundation in anatomy, physiology, neuroscience, and occupational science, learners develop the knowledge and confidence to support clients across the lifespan. The program emphasizes therapeutic use of occupation, evidence-based practice, and professional development to create well-rounded and compassionate practitioners. Key Program Highlights Strong foundational training in anatomy, physiology, neuroscience, and occupational science Study of general medical, orthopedic, psychiatric, and neurological conditions Development of therapeutic use of self and occupation-based interventions Focus on ethics, leadership, lifestyle medicine, and evidence-based practice Preparation to deliver occupational therapy services across pediatric, adult, and older adult populations