School of Rehabilitation Sciences

The mission of the Division of Physical Therapy is to empower the Binghamton University physical therapy community through innovative education and ethical practice to expand the reach of health and wellness in our society. The values of the Division of Physical Therapy are described by three words:

Altruism: We are advocates for accessible and equitable physical therapy services that align with the diverse needs of our patients/clients.
Leadership: We are a collaborative community that challenges lifelong learners to be leaders who adapt in an ever-changing healthcare environment.
Excellence: We are resilient and passionate seekers of knowledge, driven by a growth mindset, who remain professional and ethical even in the face of adversity.

The Division of Occupational Therapy at Binghamton University offers two OTD programs: a Post Professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program for practicing occupational therapists with a master’s degree who wish to advance in their field by earning an OTD in the 36 credits in a synchronous based learning format, and an Entry Level Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program for those who wish to become practicing occupational therapists in the 106 credit in-person program to be completed in 3 years. This program is designed to prepare reflective, motivated, and disciplined occupational therapists for clinical scholarship mastery in the roles of practitioner, manager, and contributor who are prepared for society’s ever-changing needs

School of Rehabilitation Sciences

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