A.T. Still University offers this 42 quarter hour transitional program for U.S. licensed occupational therapists who wish to learn about current issues and new procedures in the O.T. field. The program offers the following areas of concentration: general practice, pediatrics, geriatric management, health administration, and public health management. In this program, the student will focus on areas including critical thinking, issues in mental health, legislation, and evidence-based practice.

Advanced Occupational Therapy (M.S.) Program (AMOT) Prerequisites – Must have current NBCOT OR state license, minimum Bachelor’s degree & Minimum GPA 2.5