Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy (OT) is a health/rehabilitation profession whose practitioners work in a wide variety of settings including acute care hospitals, rehabilitation centers, psychiatric hospitals, community mental health facilities, schools, and nursing homes, to name a few. This profession contributes to the physical and emotional independence; and the well-being of an individual or group of people through the selection of occupations or activities from everyday life that have meaning and purpose to the individual. This enables the individual to gain, regain, enhance, or prevent loss of habits, skills, tasks, routines or roles that the individual has performed in the past.

The聽Occupational Therapy Program聽was established in 1978 as a baccalaureate program and in April 2002 celebrated 24聽years of providing career opportunities to 91制品厂兔子先生视频官网聽students. In Fall 2002聽the admission process for the Master鈥檚 of Science Program was initiated.