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Kristy Altongy Magee

MCPHS Program Director Kristy Altongy-Magee, DScPAS, PA-C on the Certificate in Telehealth Practice

Kristy Altongy-Magee, DScPAS, PA-C details her professional experience in telehealth, the future of this discipline, the type of professional who would benefit most from obtaining the Certificate in Telehealth Practice, and what makes the MCPHS certificate unique.
Carol Anthony

MCPHS Adjunct Faculty Carol Anthony on the Advanced Certificate in Mammography

Anthony details her professional experience in mammography, the future of this discipline, the type of professional who would benefit most from obtaining the Advanced Certificate in Mammography, and what makes the MCPHS certificate unique.
Mobile phone with Connect to a Telehealth Provider on the screen.

The Future Is Now: Big Tech and Digital Health Have Changed Patient Care Forever

Chan Harjivan, BSP ’95, on how big data and telehealth have arrived in the world of healthcare.
Swati Betharia

Pharmaceutical Sciences Chair Leads Students in Published Study on Neuroprotection Against Manganese-Induced Toxicity

Chair Swati Betharia, PhD, has a continual stream of students involved in her research. Her exciting, new publication features the work of undergraduate- and graduate-level co-authors.
Michael Peysakhov

The Importance of Connection in Rehabilitation: Physical Therapy in the Eyes of Student Michael Peysakhov

Michael Peysakhov, DPT ’23, was inspired to the career path through certain life experiences. Today, he uses a personal touch in his care.
Amanda Kentner

Psychology Professor Recognized by the National Institutes of Health for Research in Environmental Enrichment

MCPHS Professor of Psychology Amanda Kentner, PhD, was awarded a grant by the National Institutes of Health for her research in Environmental Enrichment as an intervention of cognitive and social impairments caused by early infection.
Dien Ho

First of its Scope: MCPHS Faculty Co-Authors Research Publication on Health Humanities in Medical Schools

MCPHS Program Director and Professor Dien Ho, PhD, co-authored an international study of medical schools to measure the presence of health humanities in their curricula.
Chan Harjivan

Pharmacy Alum Serving as Advisor to U.S. Government

In a career that has taken him extraordinary places, Chan Harjivan, BSP ’95, finds himself helping guide the nation’s COVID-19 response.
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