Making an Impact During the COVID-19 Crisis
SHRS faculty, staff, students and alumni are committed to helping their communities during this time of need. Their selfless acts and creative endeavors are helping others in countless ways. Here's what they're doing:
James Coyle, professor, Communication Science and Disorders, talks about the Coronavirus Impact on Patients in Pennsylvania
Our expert faculty evaluate the need for more rehabilitation services after the pandemic.
Alyson Stover, assistant professor, Occupational Therapy, has been instrumental in bringing virtual rehab services to patients in need during the COVID-19 crisis.
SHRS Emergency Medicine senior Sarah Flenders continues to work as a paramedic in Pittsburgh while studying remotely.
DPT student Mariah Callas and OTD student Kayley Renz find creative ways to reach out to the community in times of isolation.
Listen to Instructor Dave Harding talk about his experience seeing Jonas Salk at D.T. Watson, where our physical therapy program first operated and helped care for patients during the polio pandemic.
Incoming Emergency Medicine student Taylor Smith assists with COVID-19 emergency response in NYC during spring term.
SHRS Alumnus Timothy Kelly (EM '01) and ICU Nurse is inspired by local community during COVID-19 pandemic.
SHRS Alumna Sunshine Sill (EM '03) touts the benefits of telehealth services during COVID-19 crisis.