… Institute. “It’s been a little dream come true,” McKinnon said. “Two years ago, my son asked me where books came from. In an IHP leadership meeting the next week, I said my New Year’s resolution was going to be to write a children’s book. And here we are — literally two years … Institute. “It’s been a little dream come true,” McKinnon said. “Two years ago, my son asked me where books came from. In an IHP leadership meeting the next week, I …

… traced to his childhood garage.  "I’ve always loved sound and signal processing —I was a musician," Green said with a smile. "I started playing electric guitar as a kid. It was the thing to do in my neighborhood; many of us played in garage bands. It was a lot of fun." Green’s … meaningful things you can do with your life," Green reflected. "I strive to keep my priorities in line by focusing on problems that I believe truly matter and make a …

… Hand and Upper Extremity Rehabilitation Certificate, Tufts University What was your favorite course in the program? It was a close tie between Dissemination … being a virtual program, I developed lifelong connections with the other OTPs in my cohort. I appreciate the use of mentorship to guide the process and coursework as … and noticed a direct positive correlation between the course content and my clinical practice. Why did you choose to come to this program? Living in Hawaii, …

… ‘17 Bachelor of Science in Therapeutic Studies: Boston University ‘15 What was your favorite course in the program? OH 886: Teaching & Learning in the Health … being relevant. Why did you choose to come to this program? I chose to pursue my PP-OTD at the IHP because I believe strongly in the mission of the institution. I … for me. What are your goals for the future after you graduate? Where to start! My long-term professional goal is to teach in graduate OT programs. I hope to infuse …

… found that I enjoy the experience more and more each time. As I get further in my career, some of the greatest satisfaction comes from passing on what I have … The satisfaction is also just little bit sweeter knowing an intern is from my alma mater. With as much as I get from passing on what I have learned, I am just as fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from my interns. In particular, Krina has been one of the best. She has always brought a …

… Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy: University of New Hampshire ‘01 What was your favorite course in the program? OH 886: Teaching and Learning What was your … see that the classes would be in the evening, and that the institute was through my own hospital network. Sarah McKinnon and Jessica Asiello held an online … the program, Lynn-Brady Wagner at Spaulding, and with OTs doing their level IIs at my home care division of MGH. Everyone had spoken very highly of the program, and it …

… of Colorado Concussion Clinic, where I oversee business operations and strategy. My role allows me to balance clinical care with business management, ensuring we … is incredibly fulfilling.  How did your IHP education prepare you for this role? My education at IHP was instrumental in shaping my career. It provided me with the critical thinking … of Colorado Concussion Clinic, where I oversee business operations and strategy. My role allows me to balance clinical care with business management, ensuring we …

… care.  Cailin Murphy had never heard of aphasia until the summer of 2020.   That was when her father, Patrick, was afflicted with the communication condition … with aphasia patients. And I remember thinking, ‘This is it.’ I knew I had found my path. I now knew what I wanted to do.”  In 2021, she began the MGH Institute’s … program.  “While it was very hard, it was good to get right back to school to keep my mind off it,” she said. “I've gotten more support than I could have imagined from …