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Gabrielle Chartier
Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions

The Capstone Lecture Series is one of the primary ways the OTD program engages with the broader OT community. Through these presentations, doctoral scholars share the knowledge, skills, and experiences developed throughout the capstone process while highlighting evidence-informed projects aimed at advancing practice, education, and community engagement.
Attendees will receive a letter of attendance via email that may be submitted toward recertification and/or licensure renewal requirements. Please note that NBCOT and state licensure-specific requirements may apply.
Each public presentation is approximately 30 minutes in length and includes time for questions and discussion.
Bay Path’s post-professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) is designed for busy professionals, allowing students to complete their degree while maintaining a work-life balance. It is designed to help licensed Occupational Therapists remain competitive in the ever-changing landscape of their profession by expanding their knowledge, skills, and experience to become dynamic clinical scholars. Tracks are available in Administration, Advanced General Practice, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Mental Health, Productive Aging, and Public Health.