… many occupational therapy schools offering various programs, finding the right fit for your academic and career goals can feel overwhelming. An evidence-based … are all factors to consider when selecting the right occupational therapy program for you.  1. Evidence-Based Academics and Curriculum One of the most important … interpret, and apply research findings directly to client care. What to Look for in Evidence-Based Academics: Research Integration : Ensure the program …

… Professions Education program made a significant impact at the prestigious Society for Simulation in Healthcare’s International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare … on reflective practices and feedback mechanisms, essential technology skills for virtual simulation, and the inception of a Healthcare Simulation Museum. Dr. … Dr. Jared Kutzin leads the society as in-coming SSH President-Elect. Innovative Student Workshops   Our students, pivotal to the future of healthcare simulation, …

… who can accurately interpret results and provide guidance to people. The need for trained genetic counselors has increased significantly in recent years—and not … information containing a person’s traits, contribute to diseases and disorders. For example, a pregnant couple learns that they are both carriers of a disorder and … focus on interprofessional education, which is woven into every aspect of the student experience, is a true strength,” Flynn notes. “We are innovatively preparing …

… BRIEF: The Sounds of the Holidays in Building 39 Topics Campus Culture Student Life The lounge on the second floor of Building 39 was filled with the sounds … Office Holiday Concert featured the musical talents of SHRS students and faculty for the fourth year in a row.  Those in attendance enjoyed treats while listening to … Wonderland,” “Let it Snow,” and “I’ll be Home for Christmas” and second year SLP student Kevin Harris sang “It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas,” and “Oh Holy …

… Advocates Raise Awareness and Promote Prevention Topics Health & Wellness Student Life Area of Expertise Brain Injury/Stroke MGH Institute students know it is … those students decided to do something about it. Last January, Gabi Sandoval, DPT ’26, Sidney Capati, NP ’26, and Jack Bush, BSN ’25, each joined the first cohort of … community-based projects grounded in BE FAST, the evidence-based framework for recognizing stroke symptoms. Growing up in a multilingual household, Gabi …

… about the changes. The IHP will be voicing our concern over proposed changes to student aid and the student loan process as well as other areas of the President’s budget that negatively … which is a student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds will be cut by $110 million on a $950 … about the changes. The IHP will be voicing our concern over proposed changes to student aid and the student loan process as well as other areas of the President’s …

… work of the IHP is doing in addressing the JEDI goals that we have been working on for the last four years. Led by our JEDI Office , this work is done in collaboration … that institutions of higher education should help students to develop “a skill set for a better ‘me’ and a mindset for a better ‘we.’” This concept resonated with me as … community engagement, Culturally Engaging Campus Environments (CECE) survey, student assistance program, Leave of Absence (LOA), and incident reporting. This …