All about OT
Applying to OT school
I got accepted. What's next?
ASU OT
OT in maternal and child health populations
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Define Occupational Therapy
What is a profession that helps individuals throughout the lifespan do the things in life that are meaningful to them through the therapeutic use of daily activities (occupations).
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What is the GRE?
What is the Graduate Record Examination. All students are required to take this test prior to admission.
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How long does a Masters level Occupational Therapy program last?
What is 2.5 years.
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How many students does ASU accept per year?
What is 24 per year.
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What populations can an Occupational therapist work in?
What is many different settings. Occupational therapists can be found in hospitals, schools, nursing facilities, outpatient clinic, home health, early intervention, mental health, and community based settings.
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Define OTR
What is someone who has completed the masters level of occupational therapy and passed the board exams.
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What score range is suggested on the GRE?
What is most schools require a minimum score of 290-310.
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The week long internship experience for active OT students.
What is level 1 fieldwork?
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What is ASU's board pass rate?
What is 100%?
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What setting do OT's work in that serve specifically pediatric populations?
What is the school system? Pediatric therapists also see children in the outpatient and acute care setting.
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What is the difference between an occupational therapy assistant (COTA) and an occupational therapy aide?
What is occupational therapy assistants graduate from an accredited program and have to be certified. Occupational therapy aides provide supportive services to the occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant. Occupational therapy aides usually receive their training on the job and are not eligible for certification or licensure.
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What are observation hours?
What is learning more about the profession through shadowing an occupational therapist in different settings prior to admission?
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How many level two fieldworks are required for graduation.
What is 2?
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In what student run organization do you get leadership experience, volunteer opportunities, and a chance to attend national and state conferences?
What is the Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA)?
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How could an OT help a young mother recovering from postnatal depression?
What is help her to re-establish routines and skills that would enable her to fulfill her role.
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What is the national Occupational therapy association?
What is the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA)?
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What should I major in?
What is It does not matter. Just be sure to take the required prerequisite courses. These can be found on the schools website.
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How long does a level 2 fieldwork last?
What is 3 months?
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True or False: ASU is the only OT school in the state of Alabama that utilizes a cadaver lab for the Gross Anatomy course?
What is True?
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How do OTs assist expecting mothers?
What is helping with exercise, healthy routines, mental stability and occupational balance
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In what year will all OT programs move to the doctorate level?
What is 2027?
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A generalized application system that will send your application to multiple schools.
What is OTCAS?
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Is there anything that needs to be done after graduation before practicing as a licensed professional?
What is YES! I must passed the board exams (NBCOT).
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How can I use social media to learn more about ASU OT?
What is following @ASU_OT_ on Instagram?
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How can OT's work with premature babies?
What is feeding and positioning techniques? Premature babies often have difficulty with feeding, positioning, and adjusting to their new environment. Occupational therapists utilize specialized techniques to assist these children and their parents with these challenges
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