… growth of the PA program under their leadership. I want to thank Provost Bushardt for his work and leadership as acting chair.”  Comeau has been serving as interim program director since May. She attended Northeastern University for undergraduate studies and then The George Washington University PA program where … and perceptions about the prescribing of these drugs in the outpatient urgent care setting.  “I’m honored to be leading the PA program,” said Comeau. “My colleagues are …

… Sofia Vallila Rohter, PhD, CCC-SLP as Principal Investigators, the group allows for symbiotic mentorship between students and researchers. Since its inception, over … she looked into didn’t put a spotlight on research, which is what she was looking for. The IHP, says Hong, “splashed research opportunities all over the website,” … research to be a key part of her graduate studies. “When deciding where to go for my graduate degree, I investigated a variety of schools and labs, and the CNG …

… the required education should they decide to.  “I have always had a passion for networking and youth engagement,” Moran said, who has prior experience speaking … as I progress through my life and education to give time to be a sounding board for anyone in a similar situation.”  Her experience thus far at Everett High has been … of the way the school already integrates healthcare into its curriculum – unique for schools of its kind. “What's great about many of the programs like Everett is …

… within the IHP School of Healthcare Leadership, says 2009 was a touchstone for the field. That’s when she joined the research team behind a two-year, randomized national study examining whether clinical training hours for prelicensure nursing students could be replaced by simulation. The question was a … resolution, microaggressions, interprofessional education, and delivering bad news. “We’re working toward a unified approach to healthcare simulation instead of …

… the DPT curriculum and practices at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in the acute care setting. She has been looking at the challenges faced by people with larger bodies … Physical Therapy Association on November 21. She spoke with OSC’s Lisa McEvoy for this month’s IHP Interview.  How did you get interested in the topic of weight … and structural factors that contribute to weight stigma and poor health outcomes for individuals who live in larger bodies. When I was at the Brigham, we had a …

… an annual initiative that ended earlier this month fostered reading opportunities for these students.  For the eighth straight year, the Summer Program in Literacy and Scholarship (SPLASH) reinforced readings skills for kindergarten through sixth graders at the Harvard-Kent and Warren-Prescott … an annual initiative that ended earlier this month fostered reading opportunities for these students.  For the eighth straight year, the Summer Program in Literacy and …

… care while diversifying the profession. The field of genetic counseling, for many, can be unknown, misunderstood, unavailable, and distrusted for myriad reasons. Trying to reverse those conditions is where the MGH Institute’s … a hot-button subject in much of the country. “Not all patients in the reproductive setting are female. They could be transgender or nonbinary, so trying to be inclusive …

… L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C, DFAAPA, the Institute’s Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Doherty impressed the search committee and other interviewers by providing a compelling vision for the future of interprofessional education and practice, her depth of expertise … community.    “Dr. Doherty will develop and implement a dynamic vision and plan for interprofessional education and practice, design faculty and staff development …