Rate My Professor Siobhan Walsh

Walsh holds a Master of Science degree in occupational therapy from the University of Scranton, earned in 2011, and a post-professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy from Mary Baldwin University in 2021. Board Certified in Physical Rehabilitation, her teaching areas encompass neurological conditions, cognitive, perceptual, and visual rehabilitation, as well as leadership and mentorship. Her scholarly passions include occupational therapy intervention selection in neurorehabilitation, peer mentorship models, clinical leadership, and academic leadership. She is a co-author on the publication 'Quantifying Imposter Phenomenon in OT,' which appeared in The American Journal of Occupational Therapy in 2025 and surveyed the prevalence of imposter phenomenon among occupational therapists, analyzing demographic differences. Passionate about student and staff growth in clinical and academic settings, Walsh supports the advancement of occupational therapy education and practice.