… The 2023-2034 cohort of JEDI Fellows hears from their alumni counterparts on how being in the program has helped reduce cultural inequities in patient care. JEDI Fellows at the MGH Institute are out to heal the world and make it a better place for others by learning the skills they … this year,” Chief Equity Officer Dr. Kimberly Truong said of the event. “What we find is that the newer JEDI Fellows are building on foundations laid by previous …

… saw.  A line of 75 Palestinian refugees was waiting for them, having traveled up to four hours. Many were children. Some were in wheelchairs. Others came on crutches. … care professionals in community-based rehabilitation while teaching patients how to care for certain physical injuries. “I wanted to create a way to have a … wasn’t exactly the kind of place OTD student Bria Mitchell-Gillespie expected to find. “When I heard we were going to a refugee camp, I expected to see a community of …

… true expert, you will understand everything they say. If you don’t understand what someone is saying, they are not an expert.” –  Nido Qubein “Education is learning … of course material created by students. That is, students are asked to create visual representations of concepts and the relationships among them. … allows instructors the opportunity to peer inside students’ minds with regard to how they are organizing and conceptualizing the material. Concept maps are sometimes …

… Providing Life-Changing Hearing Care to Ukrainian Refugees in Poland … Providing Life-Changing Hearing Care to Ukrainian Refugees in Poland Topics Communication Sciences & Disorders Area of … interpreter, Ms. Daryna, teaches a new hearing aid user and her daughter how to use the hearing aids and the hearing aid app. Previous Next Chung worked in … question. “For me, the main goal is to right injustice in the world,” she said. “Someone wanted to make other people’s lives difficult and impossible. We want to make …

… Collaboration Corner: Cooley Dickinson’s Lawrence Molding Next Generation of Nurse Practitioners Through “Hands-on” Preceptorships … “I really I love the teaching part, going through and showing students how to do bedside procedures and taking care of critically ill patients,” said Lawrence, … “I really I love the teaching part, going through and showing students how to do bedside procedures and taking care of critically ill patients,” said …

… Pauline Fiorello. Why is a month like Brain Injury Awareness Month so important?  To do exactly what’s it’s saying – awareness. We want to prevent brain injuries. … lack of oxygen to the brain.    During your work at the IPC and at Spaulding, how do you go about treating these brain injuries?   We start with an assessment. The … the person that they were before this devastating injury?  For instance, if it's someone who wants to go back to work, part of occupational therapy might be looking …

… Opening the Door to a Career in Professional Sports … Opening the Door to a Career in Professional Sports Kristina Osorio DPT ’25 beginning physical therapy … program at the MGH Institute.  A collegiate softball player herself, Osorio’s interest in sports medicine began after taking a first aid and safety class in high … and physical therapy aspects of working with athletes.  “This role has shown me how athletic training and physical therapy look at this level and gave me the …

… & Career Paths Area of Expertise Nursing Education Newspaper’s annual Salute to Nurses section highlights more than a dozen faculty and graduates for their … that he had cancer, and Colleen sat beside him to show empathy. No matter how tired she is, she smiles to show that someone cares about them. Colleen will also … very nervous mom during my son’s cancer treatment, which I think most people would find very overwhelming and most likely bothersome. I had so many questions, and each …