… a Difference: A Leader in Neurodivergent Mental Health Care Marianne Linton, OTD ‘22 Tell us a little bit about your current role. I am both the program director and … you found most valuable in this position?  I use principles of adaptation daily to find creative solutions to problems and ensure my staff members are successful in … and people know they can always meet with me if my door is open. I think the best teamwork stems from a team that has trusting relationships with one another. …

… is a great space for mid-level clinicians. All our Hyperbaric Medical Solutions sites have NPs and PAs on staff to manage the HBOT patients. I find the physics and physiology underlying HBOT fascinating and love seeing the … in patients, many of whom have been dealing with chronic illnesses and finally find relief through the addition of HBOT to their plan of care. If a clinician is …

… open in a way that we aren't in real life. Everyone is an equal and trying their best to get some sleep, eat, and do their sport. Everyone's cheering for each other. … to put yourself out there. If somebody is a PT and they love basketball, then you find a program. I know that's often the world of athletic trainers, but I think that … have the self-confidence to manage difficult situations that came up and bring my best self to them.” Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should …

… approaches to care have supported the patients they serve. Chelsea Pappas, MS-GC ’22 Current Employer: Yale University School of Medicine Location of employer … also involves your support staff; when everyone has a seat at the table, you will find patients have the best outcomes. I have empowered my medical assistants and nurses to feel a part of … also involves your support staff; when everyone has a seat at the table, you will find patients have the best outcomes. I have empowered my medical assistants and …

… reinforced the importance of valuing each team member’s perspective to provide the best possible patient care. What is one thing you wish other health professionals … something so fundamental to a patient’s quality of life. Christina Lopez, DPT ’22 Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Physical Therapist Why did you choose cardiology … to love this population (to my surprise at the time!). It was so exciting to find ways to help people exercise safely and to promote continued exercise adherence …

… a volunteer for the 2023 three-week retreat, please maggieraemer [at] gmail.com (email Maggie) , or visit the Ashmere Project website . New volunteers are always … versus the lack of services for adults; they lose many of their services at 22 years old and are often left in a situation without opportunities for community. Even the best day programs and group homes struggle to keep staff, making it challenging for …

… educator, and research scientist. Over the years, IHP has provided me with the best mentors, teachers, and friends. 4.    What do you bring from your OT degree into … profession. I have been inspired by my mentors to seek out new challenges and to find creative solutions to fill gaps in evidence-based care for the patients we … have for other alums who are thinking of furthering their education at the IHP? Find a great mentor who will both challenge and support you in meeting your goals. If …

… degree programs, the IHP Office of Alumni Relations invited Abigail Sveden, MS-GC ’22 , to share her experience moderating her first panel discussion at the Week in … the rare disease community to come together to learn from each other about how to best support rare diseases through advocacy, research, and collaboration. The event … degree programs, the IHP Office of Alumni Relations invited Abigail Sveden, MS-GC ’22 , to share her experience moderating her first panel discussion at the Week in …