August 17, 2016
Syracuse to Benefit from Area’s First Accredited Occupational Therapy Assistant Program
By B&SC News Team
Students and the community alike will benefit from a newly accredited occupational therapy assistant (OTA) program at Bryant & Stratton College’s Syracuse campus – the only one like it in the area.
“It is so exciting for central New York to finally have an accredited OTA program,” said John Patro, Jr., OTA program director at Bryant & Stratton College. “This is a much needed program.”
OTAs help patients develop, recover, and improve the skills needed for daily living and working. Considered one of the fastest growing careers, OTAs are ranked as the top healthcare support job in 2016 by U.S. News & World Report. Demand for OTAs is expected to grow 40% over the next decade, due in large part to an aging population. The median annual wage for OTAs is
Related News
Get a Head Start on College: Bryant & Stratton Open House for High School Seniors
Bryant & Stratton College invites high school seniors and their parents to explore early college credit opportunities at their Rapid Registration Days Kick-Off Open House on Dec. 14. Attendees can learn how to streamline their …
Read More: Get a Head Start on College: Bryant & Stratton Open House for High School Seniors
Bryant & Stratton Bobcats Gear Up for Fall Sports Season
Jeff Thorud of Bryant & Stratton College shares exciting expectations for the Bobcats as fall sports get underway.
Read More: Bryant & Stratton Bobcats Gear Up for Fall Sports Season
B&SC Rochester Men's Basketball Names New Head Coach
James “JJ” Thatcher has been appointed as the new head men’s basketball coach at Bryant & Stratton College – Rochester. With extensive coaching experience in the USCAA and a proven track record at various collegiate …
Read More: B&SC Rochester Men's Basketball Names New Head Coach