OT School Plan

Empower your occupational therapy students to leverage the same best practices used by practicing clinicians — and jumpstart their career.

Your entire program gets access to OT Potential.

What your program gets

✅ Three years of free access for students — Long enough to carry them from their first semester through their first job.

✅ Free access for faculty — For as long as your plan is active.

✅ A directory landing page for your school — Student, faculty, and alumni profiles in one place, built to rank.

What's in the Club

AOTA-approved courses. Each one built around recent journal articles, so students practice reading research rather than reading about it. Many cover emerging practice areas your curriculum may not reach.

Treatment Guides. Evidence-based guidance organized by diagnosis — useful for fieldwork prep and case-based assignments.

Assessment search. A searchable reference for choosing the right measure.

Directory profiles. Students build a professional profile that stays with them after graduation, and can use the directory to find jobs and connect with alumni.

How it works

Tell us your program's accredited class size and we'll confirm which plan fits. From there:

1. Choose how you'd like to pay. We can process a purchase order through your institution, or send you a secure link to pay online.

2. We send an enrollment pathway for your students and faculty to create free accounts.

3. We build your school's directory page and reach out for input on the copy.

Students and faculty manage their own accounts after enrollment.

Related ACOTE standards

• Be prepared to be a lifelong learner to keep current with evidence-based professional practice (Preamble)

• The curriculum must include preparation to practice as a generalist with a broad exposure to practice settings (e.g., school, hospital, community, long-term care) and practice areas, including new and emerging areas (as defined by the program). The curriculum must prepare students to work with a variety of populations including, but not limited to, infants, children, adolescents, adults, and older adults in areas of physical and mental health (A.5.1.).

• Provide an opportunity for scholarly reports to be made available to professional or public audiences (OTD, OTM, B.6.3.).

• Demonstrate the skills to understand a scholarly report (OTA, OTA-B, B.6.3.).

Frequently asked questions

What's included in each course?
A podcast episode, a YouTube video (for courses released after June 2023), supplemental materials, and a quiz. Pass the quiz and a certificate is generated automatically.

What are your accessibility features?
Courses include closed captions and live transcripts through YouTube. Full PDF transcripts are available on request — just contact us.

How do people find our directory page?
Our pages tend to rank well, so a search for your program will often surface your directory page on the first results page. Your school is also featured in our OT Schools guide, and Top 20 programs appear in our How to Become an OT post. Many schools link to their page from their own site.

Does OT Potential sell member information?
No. Never. When someone creates a directory profile, they choose what to share publicly.

How do I cancel?
Contact us anytime. You keep your plan through the end of the subscription period. Students who already enrolled keep their accounts until their three years run out, then decide whether to continue on their own. Faculty do the same at the end of their term.