Tiffany Boggis

Tiffany Boggis, an Associate Professor Emeritus at Pacific University, brings over 25 years of rich experience in the field of occupational therapy practice and management. Her academic journey is marked by a Master's in Business Administration and a Bachelor's in Occupational Therapy, which have equipped her with a unique blend of skills to navigate the complexities of healthcare and business environments. Boggis's career has spanned rehabilitation, outpatient, and community settings, allowing her to gain a comprehensive understanding of the diverse needs of patients across four continents. Her expertise lies in the development of occupational therapy services and interprofessional programs, with a strong focus on promoting health and well-being among marginalized populations. Boggis is a passionate advocate for culturally relevant practice, ensuring that therapeutic interventions are tailored to meet the unique cultural contexts of individuals and communities. Her dedication to this cause has earned her numerous accolades, including the prestigious Interprofessional Education Service Award and the Grace Black Award. Boggis's research interests are deeply rooted in interprofessional collaboration, primary care, and occupational therapy, with a particular emphasis on marginalized populations. Her recent publications and presentations have explored the intersections of primary care occupational therapy, intercultural communication, and interprofessional collaboration, contributing valuable insights to the field. Through her work, she strives to bridge gaps in healthcare delivery and foster collaborative approaches that enhance patient outcomes. In addition to her academic and research pursuits, Boggis has been actively involved in mentoring the next generation of occupational therapists. Her commitment to education and mentorship has inspired countless students and professionals to pursue excellence in their practice. Boggis's approach to teaching is characterized by a deep understanding of the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and a dedication to equipping them with the skills needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape. Throughout her career, Boggis has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to advancing the field of occupational therapy and improving the lives of those she serves. Her work continues to influence policy and practice, driving positive change in healthcare systems worldwide. As she transitions into her emeritus role, Boggis remains a respected voice in the field, contributing her expertise and insights to ongoing discussions about the future of occupational therapy and interprofessional collaboration.