The award will allow the team to continue following individuals longitudinally for five more years to seek further understanding of the relationship of low back pain to other chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions.
The study will address concerns related to safety and health benefits for paramedics, firefighters, nurses and other health care workers.
Jones coordinates services and student training within community health centers, making Pitt one of the only DC programs to offer this experience.
The recap of all the activities our first Doctor of Chiropractic students participated in at their first weeks at Pitt!
Michael Reed graduated from the Emergency Medicine program in 2011, and over 10 years later, he is still witnessing the impact of the degree on his career.
When Emma Thomas (EM '25) discovered the Pitt Emergency Medicine program, she found a passion that is setting her path for a successful career in medicine and helping others.
Our disciplines can provide students with a career pathway to work in a health care setting like “The Pitt” or to oversee the care of a patient once they have been discharged from the emergency department.
Rose Olson is an assistant professor in the University of Pittsburgh Doctor of Chiropractic program. Olson, who has been a chiropractor for eight years, is excited to usher in the first cohort of chiropractic students at Pitt.
Rebecca Bell is an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh Doctor of Chiropractic program. After seven years of practicing as a chiropractor, Bell is excited to work with the program’s first cohort.
Supporters of the historic Freedom House Ambulance Service at the University of Pittsburgh are seeking to reignite the story of these pioneering Black paramedics.