M.A., Advanced Occupational Therapy, New York University.Ph.D., Occupational Therapy, New York University.As a leader within the Rhode Island Occupational Therapy Association, she is part of an interdisciplinary group pursuing legislative efforts to improve access to non-pharmaceutical pain interventions for Rhode Islanders. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Quinnipiac College and her master’s and doctoral degrees in Occupational Therapy from New York University. She then taught at a state university in Massachusetts before joining the faculty of JWU’s new Occupational Therapy Doctorate program. Dooley spent seventeen years teaching and developing the first occupational therapy master’s degree program in Rhode Island. She has varied clinical experience in hospital and community mental health, including work with families experiencing homelessness and supervision of students in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living settings, and adult day programs.
Dooley, Ph.D., OTR/L, CDP, has been an occupational therapist in Rhode Island for more than twenty-five years, working with people who have mental, physical, and cognitive impairments that impact their ability to do the things they need and want to do every day.
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