Those majoring in pre-speech-language pathology may be surprised to discover they are entering a field that is increasingly defined by technology. This shift became visible during the pandemic, when in-person speech therapy was largely, by…
Those considering pursuing a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in health sciences have an opportunity to help healthcare address one of its largest challenges: diversity. Yes, health care has a diversity problem. As the general…
If you’re considering a career in health science, here’s a place to start. Based on the Holland Code, here are six general personality types that also extend to career categories. Find out which career you…
If you are thinking about pursuing a BS in health sciences with the aim of entering the health care field, should you reconsider? After all, the challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic have created a…
When you major in pre-occupational therapy, you commit to entering a rewarding field. Indeed, one thing that makes occupational therapy an especially fulfilling career is that occupational therapists have opportunities to change their patients’ lives…
Becoming a physical therapist entails hard work and dedication. Those who are interested in entering the field need to be aware of the education, time, and steps required to successfully launch a career as a physical therapist.
Rehabilitation and healing have a new ally — a set of regenerative procedures like stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma injections that will further strengthen the connection between orthopedics, rehabilitation medicine, physical therapy and their…
Healing is described in many ways: a process of restoring health; an emotional and physical journey; and freedom from injury and illness. Importantly, it is the primary goal of health care. Patients need healing, and…
Literacy remains a chief concern across the nation, with many American adolescents struggling to read at a level that allow them to perform well in school. According to the recent National Assessment for Educational Progress…
There is a growing need for speech-language pathologists fluent in languages other than English. This comes as no surprise considering a record 67.3 million U.S. residents spoke a language other than English at home, according…