Diploma in Occupational Therapy

Diploma in Occupational Therapy is a paramedical program focused on helping individuals regain independence in daily activities affected by physical, mental, or developmental conditions. The course trains students to support occupational therapists in rehabilitation and functional skill development.

Students learn human anatomy and physiology, basic occupational therapy techniques, therapeutic activities, assistive devices, ergonomics, mental health rehabilitation, and pediatric and geriatric care. The program includes practical and clinical training in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, special schools, and community health settings.

Graduates of Diploma in Occupational Therapy can work as occupational therapy assistants or technicians in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, special education institutions, mental health facilities, and community rehabilitation programs, supporting patients in improving their quality of life.