… practice, and the potential for professional excellence and leadership. It is named for Julie Atwood, former Director of the Speech-Language Pathology … for community building.  The Faculty Award for Excellence that honors a current on-site or adjunct faculty member or term lecturer who excels at presenting material in … it takes to pursue this career path. The work that we have done thus far is a testament to our perseverance, passion, and willingness to do whatever it takes …

… already successful partnership by increasing their collaboration. And Noam Segal is at the center of it all.  Segal, clinical specialist in the physical therapy … research initiatives with MGH Institute faculty has been challenging.  “This is an opportunity for us to explore what a more vigorous collaboration would look … occurring event, something that they keep seeing, and they're wondering, ‘Is this something that I'm just seeing because of my biases? Is this a generalizable …

… only 50 of the 59 schools report any level of external funding. The average is $10.1 million. We were at $45 million in 2023, which is about 305% above the national average.” Those numbers have continued to rise. … strength, health, identity, sense of time, and well-being. Improvement in these areas is particularly beneficial to cancer patients who may stop doing activities …

… Symposium (INRS). Spain, Valencia. June 2015. What do you think is special about the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program here at the MGH Institute? The multidisciplinary of the program is a real strength. Learning from other disciplines and/or specialties is an asset for our careers, especially to see rehabilitation as a continuum and not … Symposium (INRS). Spain, Valencia. June 2015. What do you think is special about the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program here at the MGH …

… give students the current research they need to keep an eye on things because it is going to be coming into their clinical practice,” said McCarthy Jacobson.  For … in January. However, every new study doesn’t require changing the curriculum.  “It is a balancing act between nice to know and need to know,” said McCarthy Jacobson. “ … may add the information into the course as additional resources so if a student is interested in working with people with limb loss, they have information that is …

… these two disciplines approach eating disorders. That's what occupational therapy is — the bridge between all the different aspects of eating disorder treatment. From … an eating disorder, a lot of times, you're one circle, and the eating disorder is another, and you're overlapped. A lot of treatment is about separating yourself from the eating disorder, and then working through it …

… with numerous invited and international presentations, it’s evident Jordan Green is a pivotal figure in his field.  “These bare numbers support the notion that Dr. … of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences in nominating Green, whom he mentored. “He is among the most accomplished, innovative, and prolific mentees I have worked with.” “Dr. Green is a world-renowned scientist,” wrote Robert E. Hillman, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, professor of …

… Lisa McEvoy about implementation science for this month’s IHP Interview. What is implementation science and why is it important? There is an often-quoted statistic that it takes 17 years for only 14% of research to get … Lisa McEvoy about implementation science for this month’s IHP Interview. What is implementation science and why is it important? There is an often-quoted statistic …

… PhD PhD '17 Assistant Professor What year did you start the program?  2012 Cathy is Assistant Professor of the Department of Physical Therapy, in the School of Health … therapists in developing effective treatment plans. Rehabilitative care that is targeted based on the impairments responsible for mobility challenges will lead to … A59. APTA, Combined Sections Meeting, Nashville, TN, 2008.   What do you think is special about the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program here at the MGH …

… The USRowing physical therapist says working the Olympic Games “never gets old;” is doing all she can to ensure all rowers reach the starting line healthy Towering above the sprawling gray rooftops in Paris, the Eiffel Tower is in full view from the Athlete’s Village where  MGH Institute alumna Deirdre … got down to business, setting up physical therapy tables and finding athlete rest areas, although McLoughlin said their set-up and race schedules may change based on …