The Department of Occupational Therapy prepares future and current occupational therapists and other rehabilitation professionals to translate evidence that informs practice, affects health and community systems, and meets the occupational needs of people, organizations and populations. Through coursework and field experiences, students gain knowledge and skills to support the participation of individuals across the lifespan in valued roles and meaningful occupations. Learn more about our programs and courses below.
Learn from direct, hands-on experiences in the lab, through fieldwork supervised by a licensed occupational therapist, participating in events such as CarFit, and volunteering at the Equal Access Clinic.
For students holding a bachelor’s degree seeking an entry-level professional OT degree
For undergraduate students applying to the Bachelor of Health Science program at the University of Florida
For students interested in a career in rehabilitation science
For licensed health care professionals with at least a bachelor’s degree
Provides helpful occupation- and evidence-based clinical information that you can apply to your practice