Meet the University of Pittsburgh Doctor of Chiropractic Faculty: Brian Anderson
Anderson’s role within the program focuses extensively on research, enabling DC students to gain important skillsets in chiropractic research and helping faculty to be part of an active research environment.
How to Become a Clinical Mental Health Counselor in 6 Steps
Learn what steps you need to take to become a clinical mental health counselor at Pitt.
Your Gift Matters: Celebrating Student Excellence in Occupational Therapy
The Department of Occupational Therapy (OT) at the University of Pittsburgh is proud to recognize outstanding students through three prestigious awards made possible by our generous donors.
Dipu Patel Brings Her PAEA Presidency Experience Back to Pitt
Professor and Vice Chair for Innovation Dipu Patel shares what she is bringing back to Pitt from her time as president of the Physician Assistant Education Association.
How Niki Chava Secured a Job in Health Informatics
Niki Chava is a senior in the Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics program at SHRS and has secured a job with UPMC following graduation.
Pitt Physical Therapy’s Susan Whitney Is Shaping Neurological Physical Therapy Practice
Through her leadership with the International Neurological Physiotherapy Association, Pitt Physical Therapy Professor Susan L. Whitney is helping shape neurological physical therapy practice worldwide. Her work brings together international clinicians, researchers and educators while reinforcing Pitt Physical Therapy’s role as a center for innovation in vestibular and neurologic rehabilitation.
Taking Speech and Hearing Health on the Road
The Communication Van functions as a community-based mobile laboratory, allowing University of Pittsburgh investigators to study communication and hearing health in real-world settings, beyond traditional clinics.
Hope for Handwriting: Enhancing Skills Through Occupational Therapy
The innovative program offers individualized handwriting support to children through one-on-one sessions with occupational therapy students.
Master of Rehabilitation Technology Program Awarded $875,000 U.S. Department of Education Training Grant
The five-year grant will expand the national workforce of highly skilled professionals delivering cutting-edge assistive technology services, with a focus on transition and vocational rehabilitation.
A New Health Care Model for Interprofessional Education
By bringing together learners from medicine, nursing, pharmacy, social work, public health, dental medicine and rehabilitation sciences, Pitt's IPE initiatives teach tomorrow's clinicians that collaboration is not an optional soft skill but a core clinical competency.