… for IHP Staff Topics Campus Culture MGH Institute staff gathered outside of 1CW on Tuesday for “Cookies and Kudos,” an IHP staff celebration event run by the Staff Council. "One of the goals of Staff Council is to help foster a sense of community among IHP staff and help them get to know one another,” explains Staff Council Chair Rachel Renaux. “In our Fall Staff …

… for second-year students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program and focusing on clinical experiences for the first time. It can also mean leaving behind something they had grown accustomed to — daily interactions with their classmates.  “After a year together in the … discussing challenges and strategies together, students benefit from one another’s insights and build confidence in a new environment.”  Many of the students arrived …

… Projects Topics Health Equity Research Student Life Area of Expertise Women's Health After spending more than a year working on their capstone projects, Doctor of Physical Therapy students showcased their hard … topics that ranged from interventions for children with autism spectrum disorder to the impact of dementia simulation to pelvic health access and equity, the DPT …

… Earns Ninth HEED Award Topics Campus Culture Health Equity The MGH Institute’s commitment to fostering academic excellence, belonging, and community has been recognized with a … “Being recognized for the ninth year highlights our efforts to continuously build on our efforts as we work together to improve health equity and community excellence … HEED Award Topics Campus Culture Health Equity The MGH Institute’s commitment to fostering academic excellence, belonging, and community has been recognized with a …

… Occupational Therapy Alums Return to Campus for Third Annual Event … Occupational Therapy Alums Return to Campus for Third Annual Event Topics Outcomes & Career Paths There were a lot more occupational therapists than usual on campus last Thursday night. More than two dozen OT alumni joined faculty and staff … similar breakout groups held at the American Occupational Therapy Association’s (AOTA) conference. Dr. McKinnon and Assistant Professor Mary O’Donnel l updated one …