… and hiring managers attended the graduate school’s recent career fair that was set up exclusively for the healthcare system. “Anytime I have seen a resume from … programs are and because of the positive experience with clinical groups on my unit,“ said Suzanne Algeri, the associate chief nurse for Surgical, Orthopedics, … “That’s why we’re here because we’re looking to hire more IHP graduates.” The fair was the latest example of the Institute’s growing role within MGB. In addition to …

… IHP put this together.” Donovan, who works at NYU Langone Health in New York City, was chatting with classmates Megan Moisand and Tori Misitano, both of whom work at … Brookline. Gaglini had done a clinical rotation at that business as a student and was hired after she graduated. So, when she found out the private practice was in the … to remember their connection to the IHP as they continue their career path. “It is my hope that this event shows you how important you are to the IHP community and that …

… to make his own decisions about how he wished to die. “I knew on that day what my purpose was. I knew I had to advocate for patients,” he said, adding that through nursing he … life’s twists and turns. “Ken said that life is not a straight path, and that was important for me to know,” said the 20-year-old healthcare studies major. “Even … to make his own decisions about how he wished to die. “I knew on that day what my purpose was. I knew I had to advocate for patients,” he said, adding that through …

… by Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Kevin Berner.   “The assignment was to perform accessibility evaluation of a public building in their own community … that occupational therapy lens to this really made a difference in terms of how I was looking at things,” said Tsang. “Suddenly, the stairs are interesting to me, even … Maglio, who commended the students’ effort: “I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for the analysis you provided,” she wrote. “I find your recommendations …

… their future.   The reversal will return women to the 1970’s when safe abortion was only available to young women with means or access to a provider who would … dramatically changed for the better. Abortion care came out of the back rooms and was delivered in safe and supportive environments. Women were free to follow their … (Institute for Women’s Policy Research) As a young public health nurse, one of my professors shared a poem about a community whose residents kept falling off a …

… the son of a nurse so learned about health care from an early age. But Syblis, who was intent on forging his own career, attended the University of Massachusetts … teaching, he thought it could be a good way to use his degree. It turns out Syblis was a natural in the classroom. “Teaching was fun,” he says. His class focused on … and that was always important to me,” he says. “But I also knew that I wanted my work to be more hands-on.”  For years, family, friends, and, not surprisingly, his …

… athlete at the University of Massachusetts - Amherst .   “I've done a lot of PT in my lifetime, and I've had a lot of different injuries, so I love the concept that … and starting a job as a purchasing analyst, she realized the corporate world was not for her.  When Teresak began looking at applying to physical therapy schools, … . A co-worker told her of the Institute’s online prerequisite courses , which was a good fit as she was working full time and needed flexibility. Ultimately, she …