Program Overview

Introduction to James Madison University's Occupational Therapy Program

James Madison University's Occupational Therapy Clinical Education Services (JMU-OTCES) is a dynamic clinical program offering pediatric therapy services to children and their families. The program serves individuals who are experiencing difficulty in their daily routines, either as a result of a disability or a developmental delay.

Program Services

The program includes:

• Traditional one-on-one occupational therapy evaluations
• Interventions
• Consultative services
  • Additional group programs
  • Camps to address specific needs that cannot be adequately met by other community programs

Program Operation

The clinic operates with the support of JMU's graduate occupational therapy program, with both students and faculty members collaborating on clinic events and services.

Location

The clinic is located at 131 W. Grace Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22807.

Department of Health Professions

The program is part of the Department of Health Professions, located in the Health and Behavioral Studies Building, MSC 4315, 235 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807.

Occupational Therapy Program Details

About

The Occupational Therapy program has a mission, FAQs, facilities and resources, technical standards, and support for the program.

Admissions

The admissions process includes:

• Admissions Overview
• Admission Requirements
• Application Timeline
• Steps to Apply
• Why Choose JMU OT
• Attend an Information Session

Curriculum

The program has a curriculum that is designed to prepare students for a career in occupational therapy.

Our People

The program has a faculty and staff directory, as well as an alumni network.

Program Costs

The program has associated costs that are outlined for students.

Certification and Outcomes

The program leads to certification and has outcomes that are measured and reported.