Stefanie Bodison receives AOTA Roster of Fellows Award for contributions to pediatric occupational therapy
The Roster of Fellows Award recognizes occupational therapists who have made a significant contribution to the profession.
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UF OT faculty celebrate our awesome OT admin staff in honor of Administrative Professionals Day
The OT Faculty took the time to celebrate the OT Staff with words of gratitude and encouragement, along with some sweet treats to eat.
Aging Matters: Transportation tests county’s seniors
To drive or not to drive? That is the question confronting many people as they age, especially those who live in southern states like Florida, where a car-centric culture makes it more difficult to get around when one can’t, won’t, or is unable to continue driving.
Certificate in Driver Rehabilitation Therapy program receives scholarship gift from NMEDA
The gift will support tuition for a student enrolled in the UF Certificate in Driver Rehabilitation Therapy program housed in the department of occupational therapy.
UF OT Presentations at AOTA INSPIRE 2023
UF Occupational Therapy will present on a Scientific Research Panel, at Federal Sections Day, and during various poster sessions at AOTA INSPIRE 2023. Learn about the dates and times when you can join us for each of these presentations.
Alumni Spotlight for National Occupational Therapy Month
The UF College of PHHP and the Great Department of Occupational Therapy are celebrating by spotlighting OT alumni who invest in the department and the profession as clinical Fieldwork Educators and Capstone Mentors. Thank you!
New study examines older adults’ perceptions of self-driving transportation
OT researchers and partners have launched a new study to understand older adults’ perceptions and experiences with an autonomous shuttle.
Sherrilene Classen summits Mount Kilimanjaro
Dr. Classen provides a firsthand account of the experience.
Sandra Edwards Colloquium features insights from sensory processing and integration experts
The colloquium brings together clinicians, scientists, faculty and students to discuss best evidence and practice in occupational therapy.
Dr. CJ Liu was quoted by Washington Post to share ideas of workarounds to cook with physical limitations
Some strategies focus on psychology, said Chiung-ju (CJ) Liu, associate professor of occupational therapy at the University of Florida. Pain can limit your stamina and range of motion. So allow yourself to change your standards, such as using semi-ready products, Liu said, instead of cooking from scratch.
