Occupational Therapy Introduction & Career Guide - Pre-OT

Considering a career helping others? Explore the rewarding world of occupational therapy (OT)! This comprehensive course is perfect for anyone – from college students exploring majors to career changers – wanting a deeper understanding of this vital profession.

Discover what occupational therapy truly entails and how it makes a real difference in people's lives. We'll cover:

• Understanding Occupational Therapy: Learn the core principles and societal perception of OT.
• The Role of an Occupational Therapist: Explore the day-to-day responsibilities and the meaningful activities OTs address.
• Diverse Practice Settings: Discover the various environments and populations occupational therapists work with, from hospitals to schools.
• Foundational OT Concepts: Get a head start on OT school with an introduction to key theories and concepts.
• Addressing Challenges: Understand the challenges faced by OTs and why this profession is so effective.
• Career Path to Becoming an Occupational Therapist: A step-by-step guide covering school selection, pre-requisite courses, interview preparation, fieldwork, the capstone project, and the occupational therapy board exam.
• Collaboration & Impact: Learn how OTs collaborate with individuals facing disabilities to promote meaningful engagement in their lives.

This course features over 35 engaging video lessons, knowledge-testing quizzes, and helpful resources. Taught by a practicing occupational therapist, you'll gain essential insights to excel in this field.

Prepare for OT school and gain a competitive edge! Learn how to empower individuals with disabilities and build a fulfilling career with a competitive salary.

Enroll now and begin your journey toward becoming a successful occupational therapist!

Course Updates: 1/29/20 - Auto-generated closed captioning has been edited for all videos, allowing for learning without audio.

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