… Outcomes & Career Paths Area of Expertise Rehabilitation Physical Therapist for USRowing helped injured athletes compete; has advice for aspiring PTs who want to … open in a way that we aren't in real life. Everyone is an equal and trying their best to get some sleep, eat, and do their sport. Everyone's cheering for each other. … our job, and then the rest is up to them.” The long days didn’t allow any time for site seeing or tourist stops; McLoughlin’s day began with a 6:30 am bus ride to …

… soft skills such as communication, leadership, and problem-solving—essential for success in the professional world."  What has this mentorship experience meant to … the opportunity to learn from my interns. In particular, Krina has been one of the best. She has always brought a level of dedication and enthusiasm to learn that … provides invaluable guidance, networking opportunities, and real-world insights for IHP students. Mentorship is crucial because it helps students apply what they …

… signifying the official end of the Institute’s 43rd Commencement ceremonies and for most, the final stop of their IHP educational journey. “I think it's really … get to a point where we can actually work with patients and treat them to the best of our abilities.” Xu and fellow doctoral student Andrew Marzan began their … had a really good experience so far here and I'm just really excited to graduate.” For Brianna Vaa Stelling, the day marked the beginning of a new chapter in her …

… Hospital, and last year she moved to the nation’s capital, where she works for Set Physical Therapy. “I’m passionate about advocating for the PT profession and about helping the next group of people who are coming … that will make them better clinicians who can really help patients.” One of the best parts of being a clinical instructor, Cardoni says, is seeing her students …

… Alumna Returns to The IHP for a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences Degree to Improve Patient Access to … Alumna Returns to The IHP for a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences Degree to Improve Patient Access to … educator, and research scientist. Over the years, IHP has provided me with the best mentors, teachers, and friends. 4.    What do you bring from your OT degree into …

… a nonprofit “dedicated to eliminating the burdens and challenges of rare diseases for patients and families globally.” Sveden is a translational genomic medicine … I help to define the spectrum of genetic conditions, address gaps in preparing for clinical trials, and serve as a resource for interpretation of uncertain and … the rare disease community to come together to learn from each other about how to best support rare diseases through advocacy, research, and collaboration. The event …

… at the Frederick Pilot Middle School. It was great to work directly with students for reading intervention and in an inclusion classroom setting; as well as with many … Speech Language Pathologists - many of whom are also IHP alumni - so that I could best support our students. This rich collaboration allowed me to get a bird's eye … that teachers can use in their daily practice. This has served as a great model for me as I now support teachers in using the science and the data to inform …

… language to complete executive function tasks.  What was the catalyst for your traveling this career path? What sustains your interest in this work?   As a … parents and educators. Increased awareness and research participation is critical for better understanding and supporting these children. What knowledge, skills, and … the concept of clinical excellence, which has driven my desire to provide the best possible care to children with language impairments. Whether administering …