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Health and Human Service Case Management BS/MS Occupational Therapy Combined Degree


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Bachelor of Science/Master of Science • HHCM BS/MSOT

The Health and Human Service Case Management Occupational Therapy Program provides students with an opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science in Health and Human Service Case Management and a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy with a reduced number of semesters and credits. The bachelor degree in Health and Human Service Case Management prepares the graduate for employment in areas focused on enhancing the physical and mental health and human services to diverse populations across the continuum of care. The student will learn the components of health and human service case management including assessing, planning, implementing, coordinating, monitoring and evaluating the services of a client to improve their quality of life. The graduate of this degree is eligible to sit for the Certified Case Management (CCM) Exam and the Human Services Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP) Exam.

The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy curriculum sequence is intentional and complies with standards established by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education. Classroom education is provided by experienced educator-clinicians and is supported by on-campus practical activities and off-campus experiences in practice settings. The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy at Davenport University provides education that is practice based, knowledge-driven and prepares students for contemporary and emerging areas of practice. The graduate of this degree is eligible to sit for the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) and state license.

The program is a full-time program, with Health and Human Service Case Management courses offered on campus or online and required Occupational Therapy courses offered at the W.A. Lettinga Campus.

Direct admittance to the MSOT Program is based on the student meeting all the MSOT Enrollment Requirements. Once the student is in the MSOT Program, graduate policies of the Program will be followed.

Preadmission Requirements:

MSOT Enrollment Requirements:

  • Maintain cumulative GPA of 3.5 by end of Third Year Winter Semester
  • Final Grade of C or better in each Science Course: BIOL 110L /BIOL 110 BIOL 221L /BIOL 221 , and BIOL 222L /BIOL 222  
  • Successful completion of OCTH 510 - Pre-MSOT Seminar
  • Successful completion of Occupational Therapy Observation Hours
  • Active Student Participant in the Mentorship Program

Occupational Therapy Courses


  • The Following Occupational Therapy Courses are only offered at the W.A. Lettinga Campus.
  • For 500-700 level course descriptions, please see the Graduate Catalog or search for them on the University website, www.davenport.edu

Foundations of the Profession - 8 Credits


  • OCTH 601 - MSOT Orientation Seminar 1 Credit
  • OCTH 605 - Movement Analysis 2 Credits
  • OCTH 605L - Movement Analysis Lab 1 Credit
  • OCTH 611 - Principles of Human Occupation & Foundations of the Profession 2 Credits
  • OCTH 617 - Fundamental Scope of Occupational Therapy Practice 2 Credits

Core Courses - 33 Credits


  • OCTH 621 - Acute & Chronic Conditions–Effect on Occupational Performance 3 Credits
  • OCTH 636 - Analysis of Environment, Task, & Activity 2 Credits
  • OCTH 636L - Analysis of Environment, Task, & Activity Lab 1 Credit
  • OCTH 653 - Fundamentals of Development and Development Assessment 3 Credits
  • OCTH 727 - Occupational Performance in Pediatric and Young Adults 2 Credits
  • OCTH 727L - Occupational Performance in Pediatrics and Young Adults - Lab 1 Credit
  • OCTH 738 - Occupational Therapy in Behavioral Mental Health 3 Credits
  • OCTH 753 - Evaluation and Interventon of Upper Extremity Conditions 2 Credits
  • OCTH 753L - Evaluation and Interventon of Upper Extremity Conditions Lab 1 Credit
  • OCTH 756 - Management of Occupational Therapy Services  3 Credits
  • OCTH 760 - Access to Care - I  2 Credits
  • OCTH 766 - Access to Care-II  2 Credits
  • OCTH 773 - Technology and Adaptation Supporting Participation  2 Credits
  • OCTH 777 - Occupational Perform of Individuals with Neurological Conditions  2 Credits
  • OCTH 777L - Occupational Perform of Individuals with Neurological Conditions Lab  1 Credit
  • OCTH 787 - Issues in Aging: Changes in Activities and Occupations  3 Credits

Research - 6 Credits


  • OCTH 629 - Fundamentals of Knowledge-Driven Practice 2 Credits
  • OCTH 660 - Research and Scholarship in Occupational Therapy 2 Credits
  • OCTH 681 - Research & Knowledge Translation in Occupational Therapy 2 Credits

Clinical Fieldwork Experiences - 16 Credits


  • OCTH 717 - Level 1 Fieldwork A - Focus: Occupational Therapy Processes 1 Credits
  • OCTH 745 - Level 1 Fieldwork B - Behavioral and Mental Health 1 Credits
  • OCTH 785 - Level 1 Fieldwork C - Focus on Aging Adults 1 Credits
  • OCTH 788 - Level 1 Fieldwork D - Community Based Practice 1 Credits
  • OCTH 795 - Level 2 Fieldwork A- Guided Practice 6 Credits
  • OCTH 797 - Level 2 Fieldwork B - Transition to Independence 6 Credits

Capstone - 4 Credits


  • OCTH 789 - Emerging Practice - Program Development & Program Assessment 3 Credits
  • OCTH 799 - Entering the Profession 1 Credits

Total Credits: 168


1See “Guide To Electives “ for list of choices.

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