Shane Said:

Occupational therapy program what are the best courses to take?

We Answered:

Phone the person, who recruits Occupational Therapists, at the local Hospital, and ask them what is the best course to take.

Phillip Said:

What courses do I need to get into Occupational Therapy?

We Answered:

The most basic occupation therapy degree is an associate's degree, which will allow someone to assist a practicing occupational therapist. Associate's programs take two years, and they can be used to determine whether or not someone is interested in occupational therapy as a career before committing to more lengthy and expensive training. Bachelor's degrees in occupational therapy are also available.

To practice, a master's in occupational therapy is usually the minimum degree requirement for certification. To get a master's in occupational therapy, a student will need to complete undergraduate coursework in a biology, pre-med, or similar program. Students should make sure that they have physics, organic chemistry, human anatomy and physiology, psychology, and statistics courses on their transcripts, as these are often prerequisites for a master's programs. It is also a good idea to get work experience in an occupational therapist's office, as candidates for an occupational therapy degree need to demonstrate genuine interest, and they will need letters of recommendation from practicing occupational therapists, along with good test scores on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE).

Getting an occupational therapy degree requires a great deal of clinical experience. For this reason, online and low residency programs are primarily aimed at students who hold a bachelor's in occupational therapy and who have completed the bulk of their clinical work. Students who are interested in these options should find out what the clinical requirements for practicing as an occupational therapist are, and make sure that they will satisfy them. It is also important to attend an accredited and recognized program.

Fred Said:

Is Physical Therapy classes and courses harder than Occupational Therapy?

We Answered:

Physical therapy will require a little bit more of the hard sciences (physics, chem, bio)in the prerequisite courses and subjects such as neuroanatomy in the graduate phase...OT does require all or some of those subjects, but to a little lesser degree. OT tends to have a greater emphasis in the softer sciences such as psychology

Arnold Said:

is speech pathology and occupational therapy quota courses in UP?

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Casey Said:

Occupational therapy course at UCLAN?

We Answered:

You should probably post this in the higher education section.

Carol Said:

How difficult is an occupational therapy masters course work?

We Answered:

Im not sure, but it sounds really hard. I wish you the best of luck with your studies!