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In a recent article for ComputerTalk, Associate Professor Timothy Dy Aungst, Pharm.D, discussed how wearables, or small, bio-reading sensors, can potentially be used to digitally monitor the clinical and health outcomes of patients.

As a fourth-year student in MCPHS’s Doctor of Optometry (OD) program, Amanda Turcotte is invested in the process of learning, practicing, and perfecting her craft. Amanda started at MCPHS as a pre-optometry undergraduate student, and seven years of hard work later, she’s excited to jump into her dream career.

In October, MCPHS brought together faculty members and thought leaders from prestigious Boston-area healthcare organizations with one goal: to model interprofessional discussion and team-based collaborative care in an Interprofessional Case Conference.

Faculty, students, and alumni from the MCPHS School of Optometry recently attended and participated in the 2018 American Academy of Optometry (AAO) Meeting.

When Kelsey Pozerski, Premedical ’19, looks toward the future, her sights are laser-focused on one objective: to become a caring, compassionate, and competent doctor.

Lisa Conboy, Research Director and faculty at the New England School of Acupuncture (NESA), worked with colleagues with expertise in yoga and research to test the effects of home practice on stress reduction.

Having recently celebrated a significant milestone, the two year anniversary of her business, we sat down to talk with Leanne about her lifelong engagement with the pharmacy profession, her passion for her community, and what it takes to launch a successful business today.

Attending an Open House is a great way to learn everything you need to know about a college or university.