Core: (18 hours)

• CD 900 - Professional Reasoning
• CD 901 - Profession Literacy & Evidence Based Practice
• OT 901 - Occupational Science and Occupation-Based Practice
• CD 902 - Leadership, Ethics, and Advocacy
• CD 903 - Teaching in Practice, Community, & Classroom

• Research Course (selected from the research list) Credits / Units: 3

Advanced Practice Courses: (9 hours)

Students selects a minimum of three courses from the Advanced Practice course list or other approved courses within or outside the department.

• OT 920 - Occupational Therapy Services for Children and Youth
• OT 921 - Assistive Technology Across the Lifespan
• OT 922 - Aging in Place Across the Lifespan
• OT 923 - Vision and Occupation
• OT 924 - Motor Control & Occupational Performance
• OT 926 - OT for Individuals With Upper Extremity Impairments
• OT 930 - Current Research in Pediatric Neuroscience & Developmental Disorders
• OT 931 - Advanced Theory, Research, and Practice in Sensory Integration
• OT 932 - Motor Control Issues in Childhood
• OT 938 - Cognitive/Psychosocial Aspects of Occupational Performance
• CD 938 - Instruments and Measurements for Practice
• CD 950 - Advanced Anatomy of the Upper Limb
• CD 951 - Advanced Neuroscience

Advanced Practice Role: (6 hours)

Students choose which of these advanced practice roles they wish to pursue and choose a minimum of two courses (6 hours) from the identified area.

Capstone: (3 hours)

• OT 990 - Capstone Project and Seminar

Total:

Total semester hours required for O.T.D. degree:  36