SHRS Bolstering Partnership with David C. Frederick Honors College
SHRS and the David C. Frederick Honors College plan to create more streamlined pathways for undergraduate students to earn Honors designations.
SHRS Dean Delitto to Lead University Center for Excellence in Digital Education
Dean Anthony Delitto will lead the new University of Pittsburgh Center for Excellence in Digital Education, or Pitt EDGE.
The 2024 SHRS Dean’s Staff Excellence Awards
The awards are an important gesture honoring SHRS staff who go above and beyond their daily responsibilities and whose actions support the mission and values of SHRS and Pitt community.
Pitt Occupational Therapy Ranks First in the Nation, U.S. News Rankings Places Four SHRS Programs among Top Ten Health Schools
The 2024 Best Health Schools published by U.S. News & World Report also ranks Pitt Speech-Language Pathology at #5, Audiology at #6 and Physical Therapy at #8!
New SHRS Building Will Foster Innovative, Interdisciplinary Health Care Education
This building in Oakland will unite nine of our 13 disciplines in one location, meeting SHRS’ immediate and future needs with modernized teaching facilities and state-of-the-art equipment.
Pitt to Offer Doctor of Chiropractic Program
The program will be the first at a research-intensive public university in the U.S. and the only one in Pennsylvania. It will focus on evidence-based training for spine and musculoskeletal conditions and prepare students to work within interprofessional teams.
CORRT is a Game-Changing Program for SHRS Researchers
After more than 16 years, the Comprehensive Opportunities in Rehabilitation Research Training (CORRT) initiative is widely recognized as one of the most successful research career development programs for physical and occupational therapy scientists ever.
Street Medicine Expands with the Help of the Center for Interprofessional Studies
The Center for Interprofessional Studies (CIP) at the School of Health and Rehabilitation Studies (SHRS) supports students’ interprofessional education opportunities through collaborative and team-based care activities.
The Pitt Center for Emergency Responder Wellness: Removing barriers to mental health services.
Developed by Eric Meyer in collaboration with Emergency Medicine Professor Thomas Platt and Adjunct Professor Sheila Roth, the Center for Emergency Responder Wellness employs evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral interventions that have been culturally adapted to meet the unique needs of first responders.
How SHRS is Shaping the Next Generation of Health Care Providers
How will the next generation of health care providers respond to the needs of their patients? What are students learning today that will impact their future practices? And what are we at SHRS doing to attract the best and the brightest and support them on their journeys to become leaders…