Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT)

PO1
Demonstrate competencies to provide client-centered, holistic, and culturally appropriate
Occupational Therapy services to individuals, families, and communities across the lifespan
to enhance participation, health, and quality of life.

PO2
Demonstrate competency to examine, assess, evaluate, plan, implement, and monitor
Cccupational Therapy interventions addressing physical, cognitive, psychosocial, and
environmental factors.

PO3
Promote health and wellness through preventive, rehabilitative and habilitative strategies
informed by current research and suited to Indian sociocultural and healthcare contexts.

PO4
Uphold professional, ethical, legal, and cultural standards as mandated under the NCAHP Act
and related professional codes of conduct.

PO5
Communicate effectively and empathetically with clients, caregivers, communities, and
healthcare teams to enhance therapeutic relationships and optimize outcomes.

PO6
Interpret and integrate diagnostic, psychosocial, functional, and environmental data for sound
clinical decision-making, and refer appropriately to other healthcare professionals.

PO7
Apply critical thinking and integrate the best available research evidence, client values, and
clinical expertise in Occupational Therapy practice.

PO8
Demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning, reflective practice, and scholarly inquiry for
continuous personal and professional development.

PO9
Collaborate effectively within inter-professional and multidisciplinary healthcare teams,
contributing to comprehensive, client-centered, and occupation-focused care.

PO10
Demonstrate self-management, time management, and resource utilization skills to ensure
safe, effective, and sustainable Occupational Therapy services.

PO11
Participate in quality assurance, service evaluation, and outcome measurement to ensure
continuous improvement in client care and professional standards relevant to Occupational
Therapy.