How my own multiple sclerosis is helping me help others
A column by recent O.T.D. alumna Samia Alamgir appears in the Tampa Bay Times.
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Occupational Therapy
New training program aims to develop future leaders in rehabilitation research
A new UF and USC training program provides early career rehabilitation researchers with training, mentoring and resources to become independent investigators.
My multiple sclerosis diagnosis sharpened my purpose as an occupational therapist
Samia Alamgir shares her story of being diagnosed with MS as an OTD student and creating a national program for people with the condition.
Jessica Kramer recognized for research contributions in intellectual and developmental disabilities
She is among 30 researchers selected for a Sesqui Award from the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Gator OTs appointed to Florida Board of Occupational Therapy
Rebecca Piazza and Lindsey Prato have been appointed to Florida’s Board of Occupational Therapy by Governor Ron DeSantis.
PHHP Days 2026 draws record participation, highlights collegewide scholarship
Hundreds of PHHP students and faculty — and attendees from across campus — came together over two days to listen and learn from each other at the third annual PHHP Days.
From jar openers to key grippers, devices designed by UF students help people with disabilities
Occupational therapy and engineering students teamed up with the community to design and 3D-print assistive devices specific to individuals' needs.
UF graduate programs climb in 2026 U.S. News rankings
Programs in the College of Public Health and Health Professions earned recognition for excellence.
Alumni Spotlight for National Occupational Therapy Month 2026
PHHP's Department of Occupational Therapy is celebrating by spotlighting notable alumni
O.T.D. alumna helps get adaptive rock climbing group off the ground
Kara Senn and paraclimber Caleb Cowan organized the first adaptive bouldering meetup in the country.
