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No. The Joint AOTA-ACOTE飪� Statement on Entry-Level Education (4/10/19) states 鈥溾��occupational therapists may enter the profession at the master鈥檚 or doctoral level鈥� This is now the official policy of AOTA for entry into the occupational therapy profession.鈥� You can read the full statement here:

No. There are no existing data that show any salary difference between new graduates with either degree. Professional experience was the only factor found to impact financial compensation. See the AOTA-ACOTE飪� Special Task Force Report for more information:

No. There is no evidence that employers differentiate between degrees as both are considered entry-level degrees. Employers look for certification and licensure, not degree credentials. See the AOTA-ACOTE飪� Special Task Force Report for more information:

At 同城快约 OT our primary goal is to graduate excellent, highly qualified and competent occupational therapists. All of the master鈥檚 level accreditation requirements that lend themselves to this goal are exactly the same for the master鈥檚 degree as for the entry-level doctoral degree. The intention of the OTD is to increase knowledge and understanding of emerging areas of practice and requires in-depth [beyond entry-level] exploration in one or more of the following areas: Clinical practice skills, research skills, administration, leadership, program and policy development, advocacy, education, and theory development (see the 2018 ACOTE飪� Standards and Interpretive Guide for more information: )

While we believe that students should have the choice between degrees based on their career goals and aspirations we decided to focus our initial efforts on developing an excellent, student-centered clinical program.

Please feel free to call if you would like to discuss this further: Dr. Giuli Krug 254-295-4837