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The Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) is the highest clinical degree in the field of occupational therapy, designed for professionals seeking to achieve advanced clinical expertise, leadership, and scholarly research capabilities. This program prepares graduates to lead in clinical practice, education, research, and policy development, ensuring they can address complex healthcare challenges and contribute to the advancement of the profession. The OTD emphasizes evidence-based practice, innovation, and leadership in occupational therapy.
The curriculum covers advanced and specialized topics, including:
This full-time, on-campus program combines advanced coursework, clinical practice, and a doctoral capstone project. Students will engage in hands-on learning, research, and leadership training.
Sample Curriculum:
This accelerated online program is designed for highly experienced professionals who meet specific criteria (e.g., extensive clinical experience, prior advanced degrees). It includes intensive coursework and a thesis or capstone project.
Key Features:
Applicants with prior advanced academic qualifications or professional certifications may be eligible for full recognition of their studies. No additional coursework is required, but a thesis or capstone project may be requested to demonstrate mastery of advanced OT principles.
Key Features:
This option is available for individuals with extensive life or work experience in occupational therapy or related fields. Candidates will be evaluated based on their professional achievements, and a thesis or capstone project may be requested to assess their advanced knowledge and skills.
Key Features:
Graduates of the OTD program can pursue advanced and leadership-oriented career paths, including:
The OTD degree equips graduates with the skills, knowledge, and leadership capabilities to make a transformative impact in the field of occupational therapy and beyond.
