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.
Community engagement is an integral part of how Pitt prepares future physical therapists to meet the needs of a diverse and rapidly changing world.
After more than 20 years as an occupational therapy clinician working across school-based settings, Amanda Noble knew she wanted to take the next step into academia. Her journey to become as assistant professor started with Pitt OT’s Doctor of Clinical Science in Occupational Therapy program.
Master of Rehabilitation Technology Program Director Julie Faieta shares what makes the program stand out.
The merit-based award for third-year Doctor of Physical Therapy students memorializes the professional life and legacy of former Assistant Professor Christine McDonough, who passed away in December 2024 after a short battle with cancer.
The recognition by CAHIIM establishes Pitt Health Informatics as one of the leading graduate programs in the country for learning data-driven health care solutions to improve patient care.
Several recent projects have continued to evolve and grow well past the students’ graduation—shaping clinical practice, community engagement and quality improvement initiatives.
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!
The designation by the CAHIIM makes Pitt the first undergraduate health informatics program in the U.S. to be accredited.