Queen's University : Occupational Therapy

School of Graduate Studies
2011-2012 Academic Year

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Occupational Therapy

Director

Culham, E.G.

Chair, Occupational Therapy Program

Jamieson, M.

Professor

Brouwer, B., Culham, E.G., Hopkins-Rosseel, D., Krupa, T., McColl, M.A.H., Paterson, M.

Associate Professor

Jamieson, M., King-VanVlack, C.E., Lysaght, R., McLean, L., Norman, K., O'Connor, D., Pentland, W.E., Villeneuve, M.

Assistant Professor

Aiken, A., Booth, R., Deshpande, N., Donnelly, C., Parsons, T. , Pelland, L.

Professor Emeritus

Olney, S.J., Peat, M.

Adjunct Lecturer

Edgelow, M.M., Mooney, P., Murphy, S.L, O'Riordan, A.

Departmental Facilities The School of Rehabilitation Therapy is housed in the Louise D. Acton building. Teaching laboratories, student meeting space, research space and clinical services are located on the ground floor and first floor. Administration and faculty offices are on the second floor. Research laboratory facilities are located in the LDA building, Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston General Hospital, Providence Care, and the Human Mobility Research Centre (KGH). Research spaces are well equipped to support various research programs in the study of normal and abnormal human movement, motor control, human neurophysiology cardiovascular and skeletal muscle function, and a broad range of disability and wellness in the community studies. Projects may also be undertaken in a variety of clinical and community settings external to the School of Rehabilitation Therapy.

MASTER OF SCIENCE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY -M.Sc. (O.T.)

All applications from individuals seeking professional qualifications in Occupational Therapy will be processed through the Ontario Universities Application Centre, Ontario Rehabilitation Sciences Programs Application Service (www.ouac.on.ca/orpas/).

Admission Requirements

The Occupational Therapy program is a Master's entry-level degree program leading to the MSc(OT) degree distinction. Applicants must have a four-year baccalaureate degree or equivalent with a minimum second class standing (70%+) from a recognized university. A Statement of Intent, two Confidential Assessment Forms and a Resume are utilized in the selection process.

Program Requirements

Normally, students are normally enrolled fulltime for two years. As a minimum, the program requires the completion of 109 credits (C) including a critical enquiry project or proposal.

Required Courses

OT-821(C6)	OT-823(C3)	OT-825(C3)	OT-841(C3)	OT-842(C3)
OT-843(C8)	OT-844(C6)	OT-845(C6)	OT-846(C8)	OT-847(C8)
OT-848(C3)	OT-851(C6)	OT-852(C3)	OT-853(C4)	OT-854(C3)
OT-861(C3)	OT-862(C6)	OT-871(C4)	OT-875(C3)	OT-877(C8)
OT-898 (C12)

Note: 'C' refers to credit and the number refers to the credit units.

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