… in their commitment to themselves and the professions.  It was a fitting topic for Bernstein to cover. During the ceremony she was awarded the  DAISY Faculty Award … strong faculty recommendations. “I’m a first-generation college student completing my second bachelor's degree,” she said. “It is an honor to be recognized for my … to become a significant nurse leader. Daley said the award, “symbolized not only [her] own hard work, but the support [she] received from faculty, mentors, …

… and Cultural Studies, Indiana University Bloomington, 2010 What are your goals for the future after you graduate? The PP-OTD program at the MGH Institute pushed me beyond my comfort zone in the best ways possible. Each assignment demanded a level of … therapy. My instructors guided me to see potential solutions where I used to see only problems, giving me the confidence to engage in research, implement projects, …

… of the core occupational therapy textbook, “Case-Smith’s Occupational Therapy for Children and Adolescents.”   “[Writing] the chapter for Case-Smith was a … “I was asked to participate by the chapter lead, Dr. Colleen Whiting, along with my other colleague, Renee Allen. I have worked for several years with both of these … for this population.” Ochsenbein's writing and research make an impact not only on future occupational therapy students, but also on her own personal and …

… has been associated with higher quality outcomes, yet the literature suggests only a small portion of school-based occupational therapy practitioners implement it within their daily practice. Even for those who have access to current research and work within a clinical environment … that are unnecessary, are contraindicated, or lack sufficient evidence. My Innovation Project was the development of a multi-module continuing education …

… you have completed your PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences? With insights derived from my dissertation studies, I envision creating a business plan that closely interacts … educating experiences. The focus will be on ensuring that these offerings are not only user-friendly but also grounded in evidence-based practices. My rigorous training in scientific exploration has solidified my analytical …

… that are vital to their work through Balint groups. SHRS Assistant Dean for Faculty and Student Success Mike Boutin, EdD, spoke to OSC’s Lisa McEvoy about … process and the other of whom is more the timekeeper and provides a second set of eyes. The facilitator starts by calling for a case and waiting until someone brings a … How did you become involved with Balint? When I started here 11 years ago, my role was new. One of the first people to reach out to me to see how we could work …

… Degree – To Do More Topics Clinical Experience Melissa Agrimanakis has a passion for working in developing countries, which is why the 2010 DPT graduate has returned … are limited in what they can use – and what kind of service they can provide.  “My rule is not necessarily to give patients a diagnosis. It’s to help improve their … just a very unsafe environment.” Genesis for Humanitarian Help  The healthcare eyes of Agrimanakis were opened when, as a 10-year-old, she visited her grandmother’s …

… said Naidoo, who credits both students, faculty, and senior leadership for the successful implementation of JEDI principles into the IHP’s curricula. … in South Africa during apartheid, is especially attuned to social justice issues. “My first clinical appointment was in a South African hospital just a few years after … focused on the profound effects of homelessness. Rimmel said Covid-19 opened her eyes to the inequities in the health care system, as homeless patients were often …