Occupational Therapy

A total of 146 donors raised $115,879 in 24 hours, propelling the College of Public Health and Health Professions to the No. 6 spot for most funds raised out of UF’s 17 colleges.

Taylor Atkins, Amanda DiTrapani and Tabitha Johns were recognized for outstanding service to the university.

Through her capstone work Paige Gibson increased both understanding of OT's role in pelvic care and the number of OT consults for UF Health Jacksonville patients.

Projects led by PHHP faculty are among the two dozen neuroscience projects to receive seed funding.

The honor recognizes Piazza’s outstanding achievements and leadership in both the occupational therapy profession and interprofessional care.

The event provided opportunities for faculty, students and alumni to inspire future OT practitioners and highlight the impact of their programs on the community.

Dr. Jessica Kramer leads UF's efforts to compare the effectiveness of two different travel training approaches for young people with IDD.

The new study is believed to be the first to investigate the use of a dietary supplement on driving performance.

A generous donation is funding new programs dedicated to supporting cancer patients and their families, as well as providing important educational experiences for students.

The College of Public Health and Health Professions recognized seven alumni whose accomplishments represent the highest levels of achievement.