Do you need a master's to be a pediatric OT?

Aron Clay July 21, 2024
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By Florence Lee September 01, 2024

Yes, a master's degree is now required to practice as a pediatric occupational therapist. This change reflects the growing complexity of healthcare and the need for higher standards in patient care. Pediatric OTs earn between $102,372 and $125,252 annually, highlighting the profession's importance and demand.

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