… Graduate School: Step-by-Step from Start to Submit Applying to graduate school is a big leap. If you’re like many future healthcare professionals, it can feel equal … aid, it’s easy to wonder: Where do I even begin? You’re not alone. Whether you’re a recent college grad or a working professional looking to level up, this step-by-step guide is designed to …

… Opening the Door to a Career in Professional Sports … Opening the Door to a Career in Professional Sports Kristina Osorio DPT ’25 beginning physical therapy … with what she learned in the Physical Therapy program at the MGH Institute.  A collegiate softball player herself, Osorio’s interest in sports medicine began after taking a first aid and safety class in high school. Knowing she wanted to stay in sports …

… Rubrics A rubric is a way to grade student work. It is a description of the assignment or task laid out on a grid. Rubrics can be created in a variety of forms and levels of complexity, but … Rubrics A rubric is a way to grade student work. It is a description of the assignment or task laid out …

… responses to battle global warming and environmental injustices. Climate change is a public health and health equity crisis. The MGH Institute’s  Center for Climate … the confluence of climate change, structural racism, and environmental injustice, a condition known as a syndemic. According to Dr. Suellen Breakey, associate director … change-related risks. “So being mobile gives our students a unique opportunity to visit these communities and work first-hand with these residents. It gives them a …

… American Heart Association (which oversees the American Stroke Association ) issue a new policy statement calling for stroke survivors to be discharged based on their functional needs, not their zip code, insurance, or a doctor’s cultural competency. The policy statement was published in Stroke , a peer-reviewed scientific journal. In this month’s IHP Interview, OSC’s Sean …