
Fieldwork management
Find resources about fieldwork education including Level I and Level II fieldwork, resources for new programs, and more.
Setting you up for fieldwork success
Browse resources for various fieldwork roles
Advance your skills
Browse the latest fieldwork webinars or join a regional workshop
Elevate your practice with the AOTA Live Webinar Series that presents practice-related information and emerging trends. Access these webinars on demand at your convenience.

Start your own fieldwork program
You can start your own fieldwork program with our helpful steps. You do not need to have an elaborate program in place before you accept your first student. Start with the basics and add as you learn from both the students and staff who participate in the fieldwork program.

Level II fieldwork
The goal of level II fieldwork is to develop competent, entry-level, generalist occupational therapy practitioners. Level II fieldwork must be integral to the program’s curriculum design and must include an in-depth experience in delivering evidence-based occupational therapy services to clients. Get COE guidelines and other resources for level II fieldwork.

Fieldwork resources
Continue to develop your skills with our list of resources created to assist you in your fieldwork education.