… Healthcare and Service Delivery What was your Innovation Project title? Don’t Wait to Fail: A Parent-OT Advocacy Partnership to Promote Earlier Access to Response to Intervention in Elementary School Tell us … Why did you choose to come to this program?  I was drawn to the emphasize on work, school and life and the overall accessibility of the program for a working …

… Many occupational therapy students are not prepared with the skills needed to succeed in the fast-paced and challenging environment of acute care. In addition to medical knowledge, students must be prepared with strong professional behaviors … of live and asynchronous learning. I was also drawn to the emphasis placed on applying course content and assignments to my current practice setting.  What are …

… University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 2018   What was your research setting(s), mentor’s name and name of lab (if appropriate) Lab: Cognitive Neuroscience Group, … Mentor: Sofia Vallila-Rohter, PhD, CCC-SLP   What was your research focused on?  My research aims to better understand the neuropsychological variables that influence treatment … PhD, CCC-SLP   What was your research focused on?  My research aims to better understand the neuropsychological variables that influence treatment …

… The DPT class of 2027 received some valuable insight into what it means to be a physical therapist as they marked their transition into the field during the … professor in the PT department, who was helping a client in the Institute’s Marjorie K. Ionta Center for Clinical Education and Health Promotion who was in a … your community of learning, look for the people who will help you, keep reflecting on your practice, honing your communication, checking your biases, making better …

… Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day Dear IHP Community: On Monday, we will celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day, a day that recognizes the … strength and resilience of the Native American people and their many contributions to our country and the world. As a nation, we have much to be ashamed of in our treatment of the Native American population. We have …

… Physician Assistant Students Hear from Alumni Topics Outcomes & Career Paths What’s it like being a Physician Assistant? What are the challenges and rewarding aspects of being on the job?  Those questions and many others were just some of what was asked of PA graduates who came back to the MGH Institute for an alumni event in 1 CW. The “MGH IHP MPAS Alumni Seminar” …

… BRIEF: Nine Occupational Therapy Students Commit to Advancing the Profession … BRIEF: Nine Occupational Therapy Students Commit to Advancing the Profession Topics Student Life The scholastic excellence of nine … speaker, OT Professor Diane Smith, who was followed by three of the chapter’s officers who provided the background and purpose of the society.   “Pi is the first …

… BRIEF: DEN Students Celebrate Their Accomplishments and What’s to Come … BRIEF: DEN Students Celebrate Their Accomplishments and What’s to Come Topics Nursing For the 78 students in the Direct-Entry Master of Science in … BRIEF: DEN Students Celebrate Their Accomplishments and What’s to Come Topics Nursing For the 78 students in the Direct-Entry Master of Science in …

… Assistant Class of 2025 during the annual White Coat Ceremony, held in 1CW on campus. The event marked a pivotal moment as students graduated from the program, symbolizing their readiness to provide compassionate, patient-centered care. Faculty, staff, and family members … first Physician Assistant White Coat Ceremony at the IHP and hearing a classmate’s inspiring call to rise to their profession was a powerful reminder of why we …