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The JMU Occupational Therapy Program

PHOTO: OT ClassroomJames Madison University's Occupational Therapy program is a graduate-level degree offering in the Department of Health Sciences. There are points of entry into the program for the undergraduate student and the student already possessing a baccalaureate degree.

The JMU OT program prepares students for entry-level positions in the occupational therapy profession. The program requires 30 months of study after all prerequisite requirements are completed. Admission is limited and competitive, with students being selected through a supplemental admission process. Admission to JMU does not guarantee admission to the OT program.

JMU OT program graduates have secured positions across the country and received very high employer satisfaction rates.

Class of 2007  Occupational Therapy Program Award Winners

PHOTO: Rachel Hubbard

Rachel Hubbard
Karina McMullan Global Impact Award

Photo: Kellie Brown

Kellie Brown
Clinical Excellence Award


PHOTO: Tim Kibler

Tim Kibler
Clinical Excellence Award

PHOTO:Sarah Henderson Riner

Sarah Henderson Riner
Clinical Excellence Award

PHOTO:Britt Doyle

Jennifer Rowles Depner
Mary M. Evert Leadership Award