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Occupational therapy enables individuals across all age groups to engage in meaningful daily activities through therapeutic interventions. Distinct from other healthcare fields, it focuses on helping people thrive in their personal environments (such as home, workplace, or community) by addressing physical, mental, and cognitive health through purposeful activities (AOTA). The Department of Rehabilitative Health Sciences provides a Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program. This on-campus degree features a curriculum that develops advanced assessment and treatment capabilities, maintaining a core emphasis on medical conditions, bodily functions, and anatomical structures while incorporating considerations of activity limitations, participation barriers, and environmental influences. This entry-level doctoral program employs interdisciplinary teaching methods to equip graduates with versatile skills for collaborative practice in various healthcare settings, challenging traditional educational boundaries in the field.