Robbins College of Health & Human Sciences

Doctor of Occupational Therapy

The Baylor University Department of Occupational Therapy offers two doctoral (OTD) programs using innovative, learner-focused, elevated instructional technology—the Entry-level Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program and the Post-professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program.

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Apr. 16, 2025
Key Lessons in Patient Safety at “Do No Harm” Event

The Do No Harm event, an interprofessional educational initiative hosted by Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences’ Interprofessional Education Committee, was designed to prepare healthcare students for real-world challenges. Held in March 2025, the virtual event engaged students and professionals from across healthcare disciplines, allowing them a unique opportunity to learn how to navigate complex medical scenarios involving patient safety, compassion, and collaboration across fields. 

Mar. 31, 2025
2025 Robbins College Internal Seed Funding Awards

Congratulations to the 2024-2025 Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences internal seed funding award recipients! In addition to the Robbins College Research Program, this year saw the introduction of two new internal funding programs: the Pedagogical Scholarship Award Program and the Dr. Mike and Mrs. Micki Maris Endowed Seed Fund for Student Research.

Mar. 27, 2025
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Marcus Gallegos

When Marcus Gallegos set out to open his own occupational therapy practice, it wasn’t just about providing treatment, it was about transforming care. Inspired by a deep commitment to client empowerment and health literacy, he envisioned a practice that addressed not just traditional rehabilitation but also the unique challenges faced by his community.

Mar. 27, 2025
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Polly Switzer

For Polly Sweitzer, occupational therapy has become a powerful tool in mental health intervention, and she’s pushing the boundaries of what OT can accomplish in this space. Currently, she works four days a week at Barn Life Recovery, an integrative mental health program, while also managing a caseload of 10 private clients.