There’s No Limit to the Possibilities for PA Doctoral Graduates
The job of a physician assistant/associate (PA) is demanding and fast-paced but at the same time, extremely satisfying. It is also a launching pad for even greater career advancement.
Healthier Routines Help Children with Down Syndrome Thrive
Researchers at SHRS are finding ways to help families develop healthy routines that support the needs of children with Down syndrome so they grow up healthier and are better able to thrive in the adult world.
From Lab to Market: Commercial Translation Prevents Injuries and Ensures Holistic Health for All
Commercial translation and research projects across SHRS departments prevents injuries and ensures holistic health.
Hearing Between the Lines: Inside Pitt’s Push to Bring Precision Medicine to Hearing Health Care
Researchers are building the foundation for precision audiology, a model in which every patient receives an individualized hearing profile as specific and actionable as any other personalized medicine approach.
How Baby Elephants Are Enhancing Health Care in Mozambique
Faculty from the Pitt Emergency Medicine program and Health Sciences traveled to Mozambique to teach an Emergency Medical Responder course to Gorongosa National Park team members.
Eyes on the Future. Roots in the Past. From Emergency Medicine to the City of Pittsburgh Chief of Police.
A 2001 graduate of the Pitt Emergency Medicine program, Jason Lando worked as a Pittsburgh police officer, then police chief in Frederick, MD, and is now the new chief of police for the City of Pittsburgh.
Leading by Example. Mentee Turns Mentor as the New City of Pittsburgh Director of Public Safety
Sheldon Williams, assistant professor of the Pitt Emergency Medicine program, is the new director of public safety for the City of Pittsburgh.