… their contributions, marking the end of an era and ushering in a new chapter for each: retirement. “Together, they’ve served the IHP for 48 years,” shared President Paula Milone-Nuzzo at the event. “Our employees, … the wider community have benefited greatly from their work and we are so grateful for their service.” As Haynes shared in his remarks at the ceremony, quoting John …

… “I found it really inspiring and it looked like something I would love to do for families who have kids like mine.” Ochura had an undergraduate degree in … from Maseno University, both in her native Kenya. She had worked with the Centers for Disease Control performing behavioral research on HIV intervention and saw speech … SLP, Ochura says that her IHP education taught her non-clinical skills necessary for working in a hospital. She points to the importance of the IMPACT classes that …

… rehabilitation. Classes may be in full swing this fall at the MGH Institute, but for a handful of Doctor of Occupational Therapy Students, a summer experience in … program under the umbrella of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA’s) that just finished its sixth year.  … you really can make an impact with such limited resources. You don't need tons of money to create change. All it needs is building on human power, relationships, and …

… but you’ve done harder.”  Veo fell in love with the Marjorie K. Ionta PT Center for Clinical Education and Health Promotion during her time as a student at the MGH … with a client who had suffered a stroke, and she had to manually guide his leg for him while walking. Three years later, he was walking independently with just a … had a deep impact on Veo, giving her confidence in her skills and a renewed love for her field.   “The PT Center does such good work, and everyone cares so much,” …