… Fulfilling a Dream in a Different Way … Fulfilling a Dream in a Different Way Tom Doucette had dreamed of becoming a fighter pilot for as long as … returned to the Boston Marathon, this time as a runner, when he completed the 26.2-mile course in a respectable 4:12. His run raised more than $5,000 for the … returned to the Boston Marathon, this time as a runner, when he completed the 26.2-mile course in a respectable 4:12. His run raised more than $5,000 for the …

… Outcomes & Career Paths Research Area of Expertise Rehabilitation Amy Maguire, a candidate in the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program, received a Pillars of Excellence award from Massachusetts General Hospital in the "Commitment … Patient Experience” category.  Maguire, who graduated from the IHP in 2012 with a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology, is the founder and clinical lead of …

… Professions to specialize in orthopedic physical therapy. She recently completed a year-long public health fellowship to further develop her expertise in health … Brigham and Women's Health Center in Chestnut Hill, where she sees patients with a variety of health conditions including orthopedic, vestibular, and oncology … beyond the clinic. She loves to run, play soccer, listen to music, cook, and is a huge Patriots fan! …

… focused on interprofessionalism, the Center’s goal is to solidify the Institute as a leader in this area, with Hobbs and Pittmann at the forefront. In this month’s … and ask ourselves, “Who are we?,” “Who do we want to be?,” and  “How do we want to get there?” Coming together like this has given us an opportunity to be introspective … are more cohesive in the work we’re doing, it’s a smoother process for us all to get things done and be successful. How has that self-reflection changed the way the …

… Johnny He might be forgiven for his excitement when he learned he’d be part of a Doctor of Physical Therapy team that would do its capstone project at Harvard-Kent … health tips to schoolchildren. In addition to having fun, what the games did was get all the nervous energy out of the pupils, allowing the DPT students to get in a few hygiene reminders and short Q&A sessions at the end of the hour before …

… summer semester by combining pediatric advocacy with community spirit, along with a side of pizza and candy.  I-CARES is an interprofessional organization open to … president, Rebecca Butler, MS-SLP class of 2026. “The more people participate and get involved in the club, the more things and events we can do.” The dedicated club is bringing change in the lives of the community’s children one event at a time. Over the past winter, the organization hosted a  blanket making workshop to …

… students to narrow in on their passion within SLP.  “It was good to talk to a lead of a concentration and find out what is needed for concentration, if it’s worth it, the experiences you’ll get with the concentration, what it entails and how that aligns with your interests," … Added Edan Caggiano: “I currently have a lot of interest in different areas, so to get to see what these concentrations can offer helped me solidify what I maybe would …

… Sciences & Disorders Speech-language pathology allows practitioners to make a profound impact on individuals' lives. Careers in speech-language pathology are … inclusive learning environments.   For those seeking leadership roles, having a strong background in language and literacy as well as communication, positions our … roles, individuals contribute to program development, mentor new SLPs, and play a crucial role in shaping the quality of speech-language pathology services within …