Occupational Therapy

The Prometric Exam for Occupational Therapy is a standardized test that assesses the knowledge, skills, and competencies of candidates who wish to practice as licensed occupational therapists in specific regions, such as the Middle East, particularly for health authorities like the DHA (Dubai Health Authority) or HAAD (Health Authority - Abu Dhabi).

Eligible criteria

Title	Qualification	Experience
Occupational Therapist	Bachelor’s degree / MSc degree in Occupational Therapy (4 years course)	2 years' experience
Occupational Therapy Technician	Graduate of an accredited course in Occupational Therapy / Diploma (2 years course)	2 years' experience

Exam Format

- The exam is usually multiple-choice and delivered through computer-based testing. 
- Questions may focus on clinical scenarios, practical knowledge, and problem-solving related to real-life therapy situations.
- Passing the exam is necessary to apply for licensure or certification to work as an occupational therapist in regions that require it.

Purpose

The primary goal of the exam is to ensure that the candidates possess the minimum required knowledge and competencies to work safely and effectively as occupational therapists in clinical and rehabilitation settings.

It provides a standardized way to assess all candidates, regardless of where they obtained their degree or clinical training, ensuring that everyone meets the same baseline standards of knowledge.