… 2005 BS, Biology, Duquesne University, 2005 DPT, Duquesne University, 2007 What was your research setting(s), mentor’s name and name of lab? I work with several … Sethna, MBchB , Clinical Director of the PPRC, Boston Children's Hospital, is my primary research mentor.  What did your research focus on? My current research focuses on pain management in children with chronic pain …

… practice, grants, and so much impact on their professions. But what I heard today was they were all part of an incredible community, and they loved this community, and … “I'm so very grateful for all the coworkers and friends that I've made since my move, many of whom are here and whom I plan on spending some time with after I … in the OT department and throughout the IHP who have allowed me to be me, to weave my sense of humor and advocacy throughout everything I do.  “After working for …

… of New Hampshire M.S., Occupational Therapy, University of New Hampshire What was your favorite course in the program? Quality Improvement and Program Evaluation … gap. I was able to pilot this quality improvement initiative with one patient in my setting and plan to act as a key stakeholder to inform the future development of … of practice of occupational therapists across the country. The colleagues in my cohort (and others that have overlapped) have become some of my biggest supporters …

… for either of them but for two MGH Institute alumni, running the Boston Marathon was special. It not only brought Olivia Rotelle OTD ’22 and Abdulrahman Sabbagh, HPEd … in Boston was an unforgettable milestone — especially meaningful as it brought my running journey full circle,” said Sabbagh. Boston is where it all started for me, and completing my 18th marathon — and sixth World Marathon Major — right here was incredibly …

… Pediatrics For 2017 graduate Sophie Bellenis, becoming an occupational therapist was a perfect combination of her love of Tanzania and passion to help children. After … growing up around children – babysitting, working at summer camps, and watching my mom teach – so going into occupational therapy was a perfect blend,” Bellenis … and training could be helpful to a variety of populations. “Diane Smith made my dream of international work possible through her support and guidance,” Bellenis …

… CAS '22 What is your favorite IHP memory or moment? I have many great memories of my time at IHP. Every course I took in the Certificate of Advanced Study in Literacy & Language (CAS) program was incredibly enriching and immediately relevant to the work I was doing. I learned so much from my professors and my peers, and treasure the connections I made throughout the …

… of Rhode Island, 2009 MS, Occupational Therapy, Boston University, 2012 What was your favorite course in the program? Tie between Quality Improvement and Program … Occupational Therapy Practitioners Tell us about your Innovation Project. One of my professional passions and the focus of my innovation project is advancing the role of OT in the intensive care unit (ICU). …

… a professional career in California, and now the 2009  MGH Institute graduate was just a few weeks away from working the  Olympic Games in Paris , her third as a … everybody made it. They're all done. They all raced. Those are successful Games. My job is to make sure everyone is at full strength, full capacity, and can get to … a walk-on rower at Boston University, where McLoughlin competed for four years.  “My rowing career was not as great as my PT career,” said McLoughlin with a chuckle. …

… have rumbled about in recent years, and I barely paid attention. Being busy with my solo practice, I didn’t take the time to pursue it in-depth, and the obstacles to telehealth seemed significant and daunting. While my state practice act included telehealth as an option (kudos to Washingtonian … Really, people? Get it together before I invest my time in you. Still, I was intrigued. Really? Physical therapy? Doesn’t the word “physical” imply a hands on …