Shenandoah University’s Division of Physical Therapy is celebrating a milestone this year: 30 years of SUPT graduating classes! The division will celebrate three decades of excellence with events in ... Continue Reading Physical Therapy Alumni Weekend 2023
Athletic Trainer Says Her Shenandoah Education Prepared Her to Work in Any Athletic Training Facility
Kayla D. O’Connell ’19, ’20, says the most rewarding part of her career is creating connections with her student-athletes. This helps her know how they will respond to an injury and aids her on how to ... Continue Reading Athletic Trainer Says Her Shenandoah…
Rebecca Coryell Agbayani ’19 PA-C Offers Advice To The Next Generation of PAs The Valley Health PA Talks About Making The Most Of Your PA Program And More
Agbayani, a Valley Health PA, talks about making the most of your PA program and more. ... Continue Reading Rebecca Coryell Agbayani ’19 PA-C…
Christopher Ciccarelli ’17 Is Developing a Multifaceted PT Career Ciccarelli Who Sees Himself As A Patient Advocate, Works at Several Hospitals And As An Educator
Ciccarelli who sees himself as a patient advocate, works at several hospitals and as an educator. ... Continue Reading Christopher Ciccarelli ’17 Is Developing…
Occupational Therapy Grad Wins Military Award Kenneth Matthews '17 named Navy Medicine’s Occupational Therapy Officer of the Year
Shenandoah University Master of Science in Occupational Therapy graduate Lt. Kenneth Matthews '17, has been named Navy Medicine’s Occupational Therapy Officer of the Year for 2022. To learn more, ... Continue Reading Occupational Therapy Grad Wins Military…
MSAT/PAM Grad Contributing to New Textbook Work focuses on dance injuries and importance of communication with health care providers
Carina (Stern) Nasrallah ’15, a graduate of Shenandoah University’s Master of Science in Athletic Training and Performing Arts Medicine certificate programs, is one of almost 50 dance medicine ... Continue Reading MSAT/PAM Grad Contributing to New…
Starting A Public Health Career During A Pandemic Shenandoah’s Master of Public Health Program Provides Essential Skills And Lasting Support
Shenandoah University alumnus Christian Lamoureux ’20, MPH, completed his graduate studies in public health and began his career in the field in the midst of the novel coronavirus pandemic. As he ... Continue Reading Starting A Public Health Career…
Sean Griech ’11 Awarded Ph.D. for Research in Social Determinants of Health
Sean Griech ’11 (Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy program) has earned his Ph.D. from Alvernia University with his dissertation entitled, "The Role of Ethical Leadership in the Clinical Decision ... Continue Reading Sean Griech ’11 Awarded Ph.D.…
Shenandoah OT Student & Alumna Offer Some Tips Managing Online Learning, Work and Family Life Organization and prioritizing physical and mental health play a big part in keeping it all together
Managing schoolwork, daily work, and the responsibilities of adulthood are hard enough on a typical day. But what happens when you add in overseeing the studies of a child or children now taking ... Continue Reading Shenandoah OT Student & Alumna…
Pocket PT A New Age of Physical Therapy with Dr. Jeff Botta
Shenandoah University alumnus Jeff Botta ’10, DPT, is in the vanguard of providing teletherapy services through his Winchester, Virginia, physical therapy practice. He is choosing to implement and ... Continue Reading Pocket PT A New Age…
Autumn Wacker O’Hara Utilizes Degree to Help Others Shenandoah University OT program balances online and in-person coursework
Autumn Wacker O’Hara ’11 chose to pursue her degree at Shenandoah because of its flexible, hybrid Master of Science in Occupational Therapy program, which allows students to develop as leaders and ... Continue Reading Autumn Wacker O’Hara Utilizes Degree…
Flying with the Philadelphia Eagles 5 Questions with 2014 Shenandoah DPT/AT Alumnus Trey Kunz
Shenandoah alumnus Trey Kunz ’14, DPT, keeps NFL players healthy as a performance physical therapist (PT) for the Philadelphia Eagles. Since graduating from Shenandoah with a dual Doctor of Physical ... Continue Reading Flying with the Philadelphia Eagles…
PA Program Represented At VAPA Conference Alumni Present and Students Compete
From Nov. 2 to Nov. 4, many physician assistant (PA) program faculty, students and alumni attended the VAPA (Virginia Academy of Physician Assistants) Fall Continuing Medical Education (CME) ... Continue Reading PA Program Represented At VAPA…
Physical Therapy News: Fall 2018 Faculty and students publish, students participate in Parkinson's walk, program hosts podcast, and alumni are elected as VPTA delegates
The fall semester proved to be an active one for Shenandoah's physical therapy (PT) program. Here are just a few of the highlights: Abraham’s Work Published Dean of the School of Health Professions ... Continue Reading Physical Therapy News: Fall 2018…
Shenandoah University Names New Trustees Feldman, Minchew and Pruitt Appointed to the Board of Trustees
Shenandoah University has named Kyle W. Feldman, J. Randall (Randy) Minchew and Cecil Pruitt Jr., to Shenandoah University’s board of trustees; their membership became effective April 19. “We’re ... Continue Reading Shenandoah University Names New Trustees…
SU PT Thrives and Changes Lives in Guatemala
In 2014, Dani Fisher ’16, DPT, who was then a Shenandoah University Division of Physical Therapy (PT) student, started talking with a lifelong friend of hers about taking the physical therapy student ... Continue Reading SU PT Thrives and Changes…
Health Professions Faculty Work Recognized Faculty members receive honors and press attention and present research
Associate Professor in the Division of Physician Assistant (PA) Studies & Director of Pre-Health and Interprofessional Education Anne Schempp, MPAS, PA-C, has been named chair of the Physician ... Continue Reading Health Professions Faculty Work Recognized…