… in Concussion Care Topics Outcomes & Career Paths Sarah Brittain, MS-SLP ‘10 To recognize Speech-Language-Hearing Month, the IHP Office of Alumni Relations … with diverse patient populations across multiple settings.  What do you find most rewarding about your business? The most rewarding part is witnessing the … able to educate clients and guide them toward recovery is incredibly fulfilling.  How did your IHP education prepare you for this role? My education at IHP was …

… IHP Board Chair is Called to Run MGB Vaccine Center … IHP Board Chair is Called to Run MGB Vaccine Center Topics Health & Wellness Leadership When Mass General Brigham needed someone with the expertise to oversee its largest coronavirus-focused facilities … Pierce, Espinosa began asking a series of required questions and explained how the procedure would go. After injecting the patient’s arm and putting on an …

… more attention is needed within the medical community and in individual states to overcome inconsistent care and make treatment a priority. Dr. Bradley White  has … appropriately when fellow patients do not do the same.  “Staff either didn’t know how to respond when someone was threatened or disparaged or simply did not respond,” White explained. … appropriately when fellow patients do not do the same.  “Staff either didn’t know how to respond when someone was threatened or disparaged or simply did not respond,” …

… On Student Leadership … On Student Leadership I have always felt blessed to spend most of my adult life in academia. I love the opportunity to have deep and … with colleagues. I enjoy seeing the intellectual curiosity of the faculty and how they impart that to their students, and I love that each year consists of … given time. One student talked about how her leadership experience helped her to find her voice and through her voice, she made a difference on social justice issues. …

… in Beijing where I have just been told that I have a five-hour delay of my flight to Boston. Five days ago, I left Boston to spend some time at Central South … to move the screen back and forth on a phone until she found what she wanted. How does she know how to do that? I decided to use some of my airport time to try and find out the impact of screen time on our children. I had read the lay literature and …

… CSD Grad to Use Fulbright Fellowship to Research Bilingualism … CSD Grad to Use Fulbright Fellowship to Research Bilingualism Marissa Russell will be taking … bilingualism by incorporating cognitive sociolinguistic information about when, how, and why people choose to use one particular language over the other in their … the Aphasia Center helped her fine-tune her research interests.   “There’s not a lot of research on cognitive-linguistic processing in bilingual people who …

… A Family Member’s Passing Leads to a New Focus … A Family Member’s Passing Leads to a New Focus Topics Outcomes & Career Paths Student Life The following is an … lack of funding for large trials limits the development of research in the field. How do you think the use of hyperbaric medicine will evolve? I see the field of … Medical Solutions sites have NPs and PAs on staff to manage the HBOT patients. I find the physics and physiology underlying HBOT fascinating and love seeing the …

… Boston Scientific Aids Scholarship Initiative to Help Students of Color … Boston Scientific Aids Scholarship Initiative to Help Students of Color When Dr. Michael R. Jaff learned last summer that Boston … strategy to combat racism, inequity, and injustice, his first thought was how to connect that effort to the MGH Institute’s own commitment to diversity. Jaff, …