Occupational Therapy students in the Tufts ELOTD Program collaborate with Physician Assistant students to understand each other’s professional roles and come together as a team to develop intervention ideas for two pediatric cases.
Academic Fieldwork Coordinator, Lecturer, and “Triple Jumbo” Ryan Whitney, PP-OTD ‘19, describes how Tufts’ fieldwork education helps prepare students for success.
Deja Stockdale, OTD ‘24, is raising awareness about invisible disabilities and sees advocacy work as a natural extension of occupational therapy practice.
Isabelle Copponi, OTD ‘24, is grateful for the mentorship and entrepreneurial encouragement she gained through completing her doctoral experience capstone.
Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy Margaret “Peggy” Morris brings years of experience working with children to the Tufts Occupational Therapy Department.
Disability Rights Advocate and Lecturer Sarah Skeels is inspiring Tufts students to advance social justice, provide client-centered care, and live meaningfully.
Forging a career centered on kindness, Alexiai McGlynn, OTD ‘ 25, has worked with a variety of populations, including athletes with disabilities, refugees, senior citizens, veterans, and children with autism.
Lecturer and Founder of the Tufts Assistive Technology Hackathon Jennifer Buxton, MA ’03, is championing technical innovation and service learning on campus.