Occupational Therapy Degrees

Post-professionalOccupational therapy doctorate (OTD)

Occupational Therapy Doctorate (Post-Professional OTD)

Spalding University · No campus listed · institution headquartered in Kentucky

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Pathway
Post-professional education
Coursework
Online courseworkCampus attendance not confirmed
Duration
Five trimesters, one 6-credit hour course per trimesterPart time
Tuition
Not published

Post-professional education

Programs for already qualified occupational therapists or assistants. They do not lead to initial OT or OTA entry.

About this program

Online 30-credit post-professional OTD for licensed occupational therapists, delivered over five trimesters and ending in a self-directed capstone; a dual PPOTD + MBA route is also described in the catalog.

School and department
Spalding UniversityAuerbach School of Occupational Therapy

Award and pathway

Exact official award
Occupational Therapy Doctorate (Post-Professional OTD)
Browsing category
Occupational therapy doctorate (OTD) · OTD
Professional pathway
Post-professional education
Award status
Credit-bearing academic awardAwarded by a degree-granting institution.
Awarding institution
Spalding University

Accreditation

As recorded by the accreditor, with the exact program and locations covered. A degree alone does not grant a license, and admission does not guarantee certification eligibility.

No accreditation record for this program has been confirmed. Check ACOTE’s directory and ask the program.

Accreditation, NBCOT certification and state licensure explained

Delivery, attendance and in-person requirements

Online coursework does not mean no in-person activity. Coursework delivery, campus attendance and practical requirements are separate facts.

Coursework delivery
Online courseworkCoursework is online. Labs, fieldwork, residencies and capstones may still be in person: check the practical requirements.
Campus attendance
Campus attendance not confirmed
Teaching mode
Teaching mode not confirmed
Study intensity
Part timeThirty-credit track over five trimesters with one 6-credit course per trimester; students begin at the start of the next trimester after acceptance.

In-person requirements

  • Capstone · requiredThe fifth trimester is a self-directed capstone course.
Placement arrangement
Placement arrangement not confirmed
Fieldwork locations
Not confirmed. We do not assume local placements.

Where: four different places

Institution headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky
Teaching campus
No campus listed for this program
Online enrollment eligibility
Not confirmed. An online program of a university in one state is not automatically available in every state.
Fieldwork location
Not confirmed

Duration and credits

Duration
Five trimesters, one 6-credit hour course per trimester
Credits
30 credits

Admissions

Prior study
Previous graduate coursework with a minimum overall 3.0 GPA
Prior professional credential
Currently licensed as an occupational therapist and in good standing with state boards and NBCOT; about one year of practice experience
Minimum GPA
3
Observation hours
Not published
Admission tests
Not published
Application materials
  • Spalding University Graduate School application with statement of purpose and professional goals
  • Official transcripts
  • Current OT license information and NBCOT certification
Application route
Not confirmed
International applicants
Not confirmed

Costs

US dollars as the school publishes them. Each fee keeps its basis (per credit, per term, per year, whole program), academic year and student category, and is never converted or added up for you.

Tuition is not published on the pages we checked. That does not mean the program is free: ask the school for current tuition, fees and other mandatory costs.

Sources and verification

Not published on the program’s source pages: tuition, application deadline.

Sources and how this was checked

Last checked 3 November 2026. Each fact carries a verbatim quote that is re-checked against the live page. Research methodology.

Sources (checked 3 November 2026)

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