Graduates of the BSOT Program should be able to:
- In the practice of occupational therapy, apply knowledge of health, social, psychosocial, physical, natural, and environmental sciences, as well as occupational therapy.
- Employ occupational therapy concepts and foundations in assessment/evaluation and intervention in various occupational settings.
- Demonstrate leadership and management abilities in a variety of occupational therapy practice settings.
- Demonstrate basic research skills while performing diverse responsibilities to apply them to best OT practices for excellent outcomes.
- Participate actively in the OT profession's and its stakeholders' advocacy efforts to address society's occupational needs.
- In the practice of the profession and via community mobilization, promote community health and well-being.
- Recognize the importance of lifelong learning and actively participate in personal or professional development.
- Collaborate successfully with clients and in a team of multi-professional practice environments.
- Demonstrate oral and written communication proficiency to facilitate interprofessional education or educate an individual client or population.
- Demonstrate social and professional responsibility and accountability and a commitment to the highest ethical standards of occupational therapy practice and behavior in all settings and situations.
- Apply principles of teaching and learning in a variety of learning situations.
- In occupational therapy practice, apply the Licean approach to healthcare delivery.