… faculty, and staff listened to Dr. Nick Teich, the founder of Harbor Camp for Trans and Non-Binary Youth and owner of Fairwinds Consulting; and Virginia Hedrick, executive director of the California Consortium for Urban Indian Health who is an enrolled member of the Yurok Tribe of California … will begin in May. Through the series, which began in 2018 as a suggestion from student activists, the MGH Institute implemented this program to have more …

… of faculty professional development. One of the courses that is a must-have for doing a PhD at the MGH Institute is a predictive analytics course that ignited a … which needs to be practiced over and over and over, efficiency is important. If a student doesn’t understand a case, we can tell AI to act as a patient with specific set of symptoms and then have the student act as the provider to practice their questioning technique. If I know a …

… bachelor’s degree in any field learn to become a registered nurse, is tied for 58th out of 694 listed by the publication, better than 92% of the nation’s … with a registered nurse in their final semester provide a strong foundation for our newly-educated nurses entering the profession.” Several of the MGH … in any field spend three years learning to become a nurse practitioner, is tied for 69th out of 220 programs according to the publication. It is ranked third in …

… resilience she and her classmates developed during their MGH Institute education. For Alina Shirley, working at the intersection of mental, emotional, and physical … several extracurricular activities, including helping the local community through student mental health initiatives that helped improve communication lines with … days of the coronavirus pandemic when the campus remained closed. Shirley was a student member on the school’s Wellness Council and was also president of the student …

… physical therapists. They discussed the obstacles they overcame and gave advice for the aspiring healthcare providers in attendance. The virtual event was sponsored … and Inclusion (JEDI) Fellow Karina Absalon, a Doctor of Occupational Therapy student. The panel was moderated by first-year Doctor of Physical Therapy student Caresse Henderson. Read more about the panelists: Dr. Brittany Damice is a …

… MGH Institute presented on a global stage when they traveled to Bangkok last week for the 19th World Federation of Occupational Therapist Conference.  Assistant Professor Colleen Muse and third-year Entry Level OTD student Erin MacDevette were two of the presenters, discussing “International and … role and impact globally and how OT education must go beyond the classroom. As a student, I was inspired to see the difference I can make in the classroom and when I …