Master of occupational therapy in Chatham university

It is our mission to prepare our students for entry level professional practice by facilitating: the ability to think and reflect critically about local, national, and global issues impacting occupational therapy practice and make professional judgments which consider and integrate the complex and multifaceted nature of clients' occupational performance problems; the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for current and future practice of the profession, in order to enhance and/or sustain the quality of human life; an awareness of the responsibility associated with the moral, ethical, and legal obligations inherent in the role of an occupational therapist.

A completed baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution or completion of undergraduate requirements for the Integrated Degree Program (IDP) prior to the beginning of classes, Official transcripts from all institutions attended sent directly to OTCAS, Overall combined GPA of 3.0 or better on a scale of 4.0 as calculated by OTCAS, GRE score of 295 combined with an analytical writing score of 4.0, Three letters of reference, Attendance at on-campus interview, A minimum of 10 hours of OT shadowing at two different occupational therapy sites (20 hours total) included in the OTCAS application, TOEFL ibT of 79, IELTS of 6.5

Occupational Therapist, Special Educator, Staff Nurses, Speech Therapist

1st Nov