Earning your postprofessional Doctor of Occupational Therapy (PPOTD) degree at Indiana University enables you to advance your career, increase your understanding of evidence-based practice and research, and incorporate what you learn into practice.
The three-semester, online didactic program is perfect for current practicing occupational therapists who wish to improve their clinical and research knowledge while continuing to work. You'll benefit from a robust curriculum focused on changes in the health-care field as well as teaching and enhancing skills in current and emerging areas of occupational therapy practice.
Students must attend two on-campus capstone sessions during the program's didactic component. These include a fall capstone preparation retreat (the second Friday/Saturday in September) and a one-day spring capstone pre-defense meeting in May.
