What You'll Learn
As an occupational therapist, you'll help people flourish in incredibly tangible ways. You'll guide your patients as they regain fine motor skills—and gain hope and confidence in their everyday lives.
At Calvin, you'll take courses and gain experience that prepares you for a masters (MSOT) or doctorate-level graduate program in occupational therapy. You can study at Calvin for four years—or apply to begin graduate studies after three years through our partnership program with the top-ranked Washington University School of Medicine. Whichever path you choose, you'll be prepared to thrive in your career while making a profound difference in people's lives.
What Makes This Program Great
- Choose your major: Calvin’s occupational therapy track pairs well with any number of majors. Study what you’re passionate about while preparing for an OT career.
- Work with a dedicated advisor: A dedicated advisor will help you tailor an academic plan to your career goals. They'll work with you to ensure that you graduate with the knowledge, coursework, and clinical experience you need.
- Promote health and renewal: Empower people of all ages who face physical, developmental, or cognitive challenges. You’ll help your patients develop, recover, improve, or maintain skills needed for daily living and working.
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Faculty
Amy Wilstermann
Professor, Department Co-Chair of BiologyDirector, Honors ProgramPre-PA faculty advisor for biology majors
Prior to joining the faculty at Calvin, Dr. Wilstermann taught at a Christian university in Nashville, TN where she also served as the coordinator of the science and mathematics department. She joined