… starting a job as a purchasing analyst, she realized the corporate world was not for her.  When Teresak began looking at applying to physical therapy schools, she … third semester when the coronavirus pandemic moved all classes to an online format for which her prerequisite course experience prepared her. The DPT program faculty, … in Charlestown. After graduating, she remained in the unit while studying for and passing her licensing board exam.   “The IHP has such fantastic connections,” …

… she will teach and build on her research of lower extremity biomechanics. What are your prior degrees and from which institutions? BS, Exercise Science, Summa Cum … University, 2003 MS, Physical Therapy, Georgia State University, 2007 What was your dissertation title? "A Prospective Study of Two Interventions Aimed at Reducing … in Boston have allowed a minimal financial strain on me.  What are your goals for the future after you graduate? I hope one day to obtain a faculty position and …

… Here in the United States, "Empowering Healthy Hearts" was chosen as the theme for 2025. To recognize Heart Month at the IHP, we've highlighted some of our alumni … CT Title(s): Genetic Counselor; Research Coordinator What is one key aspect of your discipline that would be helpful for other clinicians/educators/researchers to … the overall wellbeing of this patient population. Why did you choose cardiology as your area of practice? Or, if cardiology found you, what excites you most about …

… Paths Ensuring equitable healthcare, speaking up, motivating others, advocating for patients of color, cultural nuances, mentorship, and utilizing one’s network — … Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown talked of the importance of advocating for your patient and making them feel comfortable.  “Having conversations about culture … important, especially when you can pass that education and those experiences on to your colleagues as well, especially if they have a challenging time connecting with …