… counseling program and an associate professor: “I am alive today because of her. My family is thriving today because of her. And, because of her, our future is … a cancer that would result in the loss of her eye.  “After I received my child’s diagnosis, I hated hospitals. I was angry at doctors, nurses, treatment centers, and I was even angry at myself,” …

… did you become interested in AI and what are some of your current projects? I did my PhD here and focused on integrating technology in teaching, learning, and … to artificial intelligence and prompted me to start learning more about AI on my own.  When I finished my PhD, I was invited to teach a technology course here. I revamped the course and added a …

… smiles, heart-warming memories, and plenty of gratitude – just some of what was on display Tuesday afternoon when the MGH Institute community gathered to say … to chronicle the IHP and that working here “has been a great way to finish my professional career.” Marjorie Nicholas, Chair of Communication Sciences and … VA Hospital in Boston for more than 15 years. And within two weeks of moving to my office on Merrimack Street [where the IHP was located before moving into the …

… found you, what excites you most about working with this patient population? I was drawn to cardiovascular genetics because it combines complex genetics with the … training shaped how you approach patient care, collaboration, or leadership today? My IHP training prepared me to work effectively on interdisciplinary teams and … nurse practitioners, medical assistants, and others. It strengthened my communication skills and reinforced the importance of valuing each team member’s …

… I recently read an article that stimulated some thinking that is not part of my usual day-to-day thought processes. The article, “Can students handle the big questions?” was about a philosophy course at Notre Dame that encourages students to think about … we are too busy studying for the next exam, writing the next manuscript, or, in my case, leading a complex organization. As health care providers, these questions in …

… Science, Saint Louis University, 2009 DPT, Saint Louis University, 2011 What was your research setting(s), mentor’s name and name of lab?  Mentor:  Alan Jette, … Research Institute at Boston University What was your research focused on? My dissertation work uses a national data set and focuses on functional outcomes in … researchers from different clinical backgrounds and varying interests has improved my flexibility in how I approach questions as a researcher and has helped me to …

… (ADE). In the fall, groups of second-year students have the opportunity visit the school for a hands-on experience working with pre-school children while … (ADE). In the fall, groups of second-year students have the opportunity visit the school for a hands-on experience working with pre-school children while …

… interested you about the Institute’s Masters in Health Administration program? My growing recognition of the critical intersection between microbiology and healthcare management. Throughout my career as a microbiologist, I have witnessed first-hand how effective … initiatives and the implementation of scientific advancements. This realization was particularly evident during my involvement in managing infectious disease …