Presbyterian College Occupational Therapy students assisting with children at OTD Sensory night.

Occupational Therapy Program

Program Details

Occupational Therapy Program

Program Details

Hands-On Learning, Lifelong Impact

At Presbyterian College’s Occupational Therapy program, our approach to healthcare education combines hands-on clinical experiences with a deep commitment to service. You’ll join a supportive community of innovative professionals who tackle healthcare challenges with confidence, developing the skills and connections that will impact patients’ lives for years to come.

Curriculum Sequence (113 credits total)

Year 1

Fall

CoursesCredits
OTH740 Neuromuscular Anatomy5
OTH741 Foundations of OT3
OTH742 Professional Development3
OTH743 Conditions in OT Practice4
15 (total)

Spring

CoursesCredits
OTH744 Occupation Across the Lifespan4
OTH752 OT Practice: Children & Youth4
OTH746 Applied Kinesiology in OT Practice3
OTH747 OT Skills & Techniques4
OTH748 OT Evaluation & Process I1
16 (total)

Summer

CoursesCredits
OTH749 OT Practice: Mental Health4
OTH750 Fieldwork Level IA‐ Community/MH2
OTH751 Research Design & Methods in OT4
OTH745 OT Practice: Physical/Neuroscience4
OTH753 OT Evaluation & Process II1
15 (total)

Year 2

Fall

CoursesCredits
OTH840 Occupational Adaptation, Technology & Wellness in OT Practice3
OTH841 Fieldwork Level IB‐ Community/Program2
OTH842 OT Doctoral Capstone Development4
OTH843 Interprofessional Learning Experience I2
OTH844 OT Practice: Adults4
15 (total)

Spring

CoursesCredits
OTH845 OT Practice: Community4
OTH846 Leadership, Policy, & Promotion in OT Practice3
OTH847 OT Doctoral Capstone Comprehensive4
OTH843 Interprofessional Learning Experience II2
OTH849 Management & Program Development3
16 (total)

Summer

CoursesCredits
OTH850 Clinical FW Level IIA12
12 (total)

Year 3

Fall

CoursesCredits
OTH940 Clinical FW Level IIB12
12 (total)

Spring

CoursesCredits
OTH941 Doctoral Capstone Experience (DCE)(14wks)‐Program Development/Community Health10
OTH942 Professional Competency2
12 (total)

SOTA is a student-led campus organization designed to promote education, awareness, and interest in the field of occupational therapy on campus and within the community, stimulate professional growth of students, and create a dynamic, inclusive culture of learning and service.

The purpose of SOTA is to encourage dynamic learning, leadership opportunities, interprofessional collaboration, volunteer activities, social events, and fundraising.

Headshot of Presbyterian College Occupational Therapy Doctoral student, Sean Duncan.

Sean
Duncan ’26

“Getting involved in the OTD program at Presbyterian College has been incredibly easy thanks to the small class sizes, hands-on community work, and the supportive faculty who are always providing opportunities for clinical experience, volunteering, and professional growth.”

Ready to Take
Action?

Your journey to becoming an occupational therapist starts with a single step. Apply to PC’s OTD program today and begin making a difference in the lives of others.