Stroke survivors need to be discharged based on their functional needs, not their zip code, insurance, or a doctor’s cultural competency.  That’s why the American Heart Association has issued a new po...

The sounds of new connections filled the hallways outside of room 230 during the Buddy Meet and Greet in 2CW on Tuesday. Organized by the MGH Institute’s Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA...

Personal histories, plenty of gratitude, good-natured ribbing, and looking ahead were all on display as the MGH Institute of Health Professions gathered Tuesday to say goodbye to three colleagues whos...

MGH Institute nursing students and faculty rolled up their sleeves Saturday and pitched in at the annual Hyde Park Juneteenth Health Screening, where they provided free health checks and vital wellnes...

Charlestown High School students who are taking an elective in Exploring Health Professions for Multilingual Learners were at 1CW last Thursday for a career fair to learn about the educational pathway...

Some of the top minds in the world who are working on treating speech, language, and reading disabilities were at the MGH Institute last week for the Learning Disabilities Translational Science Collec...

For over two decades, people with aphasia have turned to the MGH Institute for expert diagnosis and therapy—all thanks to the visionary leadership of Marjorie Nicholas. Last Thursday evening, the MGH ...

It’s one thing to have effective patient etiquette but does that easily translate to effective telehealth etiquette? And if not, how are the patient interactions different and what do practitioners ne...

The School of Nursing has a new leadership face, and she’s no stranger to the MGH Institute of Health Professions. She is Debra Blyth-Wilk and starting next month, she will be the new Assistant Dean o...

Maura Abbott, PhD, AOCNP, CPNP-PC&AC, FAAN, has been appointed Dean for the School of Nursing at the MGH Institute of Health Professions. She will also serve as Associate Chief Nurse for Academic Affa...

MGH Institute of Health Professions programs continue to be recognized with impressive rankings from U.S. News & World Report, according to the 2025 Best Graduate Schools list released today.Three pro...

A new degree program, a new department, an interim chair, additional programs, and prerequisites are making for some busy times at the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, which is undergoing...

Jason Muise doesn’t mind doing double-duty at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Center for Laryngeal Surgery and Voice Rehabilitation. In fact, he welcomes it. Not only is he helping patients regain th...

For the 619 graduates of the MGH Institute of Health Professions, today’s commencement is as much a beginning as it is an end. As President Paula Milone-Nuzzo told the graduates of the Schools of Heal...

It wasn’t the first marathon for either of them but for two MGH Institute alumni, running the Boston Marathon was special. It not only brought Olivia Rotelle OTD ’22 and Abdulrahman Sabbagh, HPEd '20 ...

As part of JEDI’s monthly Teatime events, physical therapy students came together on Wednesday to write and decorate letters to send to trans people. This was the second session of letter-writing, wit...

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Doctor of Physical Therapy students and faculty donned formal wear Friday night for their version of a prom night at Bell in Hand Tavern in Boston.  Nicknamed the "PT Prom," it is a fun, creative way ...

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Matthew Lawrence loves what he does. A clinical preceptor at Cooley Dickinson Hospital for more than a decade, the critical care nurse practitioner has a direct role in molding the next generation of ...

Doctor of Physical Therapy student trip to Guatemala creates teachable moments, lessons, and appreciation.