Marcie Campbell

Marcie Campbell is an Assistant Professor and Director of Research and Grants for the Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. She holds an OTD from Belmont University and a BS in Psychology from Dallas Baptist University. Her professional focus spans clinical practice, grant development, and mentorship.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Dallas Baptist University)
• Occupational Therapy Doctorate (Belmont University)

Research & Grants: Campbell led a $4.7M Texas Education Agency grant for autism services and a $5.2M Mental Health Services Providers Demonstration Grant. These initiatives support scholarships, trauma-informed training, and pathways for high school students. She emphasizes innovation in occupational therapy's role in mental health and community engagement.

Professional Contributions: Serves as Vice Chair of the Texas Occupational Therapy Association’s Alamo South District, and is a member of both AOTA and TOTA. Her work includes mentoring fieldwork students and developing sensory/motor labs in school districts.

Key Contributions:

• Published research on professional behavior expectations for occupational therapy students
• Curriculum development and program design for pediatric and trauma-informed care