Advocate for the Future.
Enrolling now for the September 2nd start.
Bay Path University's post-professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program is designed for busy professionals, allowing students to complete their degree while maintaining work-life balance. It was created to help licensed Occupational Therapists remain competitive in the ever-changing landscape of their profession by expanding their knowledge , skills , and experience, to become dynamic clinical scholars.
In this flexible, 100% online post-professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) Degree program, students will use critical thinking to advance their careers in leadership, advocacy, and ethics, becoming innovators within the profession while continuing to work.
Bay Path's Occupational Therapy Doctorate Program:
Post-Professional OTD Program Alumni Career Outcomes and Accomplishments*:
100% of graduates are very satisfied with the program
100% would recommend the program to others
50% have been promoted, received a professional award or advanced certification
30% were hired for new positions in clinical or school-based settings
25% have transitioned into a career in higher education as a full-time faculty member
8% launched their own business or private practice
*Based on data collected from graduating student and alumni surveys conducted from 2021-2023.
How long does it take to complete the program?
Students can complete the program in 5-8 terms.
Can I get help paying for my degree?
Yes, financial aid is available. We offer part-time, paid Graduate Assistant positions - includes a tuition waiver!
How much is tuition?
The per credit cost of tuition can be found here .
What are the credit and program options?
What specialized tracks are available?
Tracks available (click on the track for curriculum and course schedule) :
When can I start the program?
Classes start every January and September.
Are courses available online?
100% online courses , no residency requirement.
Who teaches the courses?
Collaborate with a network of like-minded professionals and supportive faculty in a small, intimate, highly dynamic and interactive online community.
Will I have access to learning resources?
How can I schedule a meeting to learn more?
School-Based Occupational Therapists’ Roles in Supporting Transitions
6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. EDT – Virtual
Event Details
Previous Next
In this podcast on Springbrook's Converge Autism Radio, Dr. Holmes and Dr. Watson discuss new challenges and stressors of parents and caregivers to children on the autism spectrum who are navigating more issues amidst the ongoing COVID crisis.
Listen Here
In this podcast on Springbrook's Converge Autism Radio, Dr. Julie Watson and Stephanie discuss Occupational Therapy needs for people on the Autism Spectrum.
Listen Here
Previous Next
