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The Atrium Café, located on the first floor of Grover Center, will be providing coffee service to the campus community beginning the week of September 13. Passersby are encouraged to pick up a fresh cup of coffee throughout the week courtesy of the Division of Food and Nutrition Sciences.
Read MoreThe 2021 Jerry A. Greco Memorial Educator of the Year Award has been awarded to Cheryl Geng, PA-C. Mrs. Geng is a faculty member with the College of Health Sciences and Professions' Physician Assistant Program at Ohio University in Dublin, Ohio.
Read More“My role is about helping the team members do what they need to do daily,” she said. “That’s primarily teaching students, but many of us are involved in research and clinical treatments. It’s about supporting each faculty member to meet their own goals whether it be clinical work, research or instruction.”
Read MoreThe allied health profession is home to some of the fastest growing occupations in the nation. Not only do they represent nearly 60 percent of the overall workforce in healthcare – they are also some of the most in-demand medically trained professionals in today’s healthcare industry.
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“There are many opportunities for virtual and augmented realities to be utilized in nursing education. Our profession as a whole is just beginning to understand the potential for this type of learning,” Dr. Buchman explained. “vSim helps learners to develop confidence in their knowledge, skills and the attitudes of their profession, which is extremely important in the field of nursing.”
Ohio University and Bucks County Community College have entered into a collaborative agreement that provides students who earn an associate degree in nursing at Bucks with a guaranteed academic pathway to seamlessly transfer into a parallel bachelor’s degree program at OHIO that can be completed entirely online.
Dr. Jeff Russell, associate professor of athletic training within the College of Health Sciences and Professions at Ohio University, is shining a light on a segment of concussion patients who often go unnoticed in comparison to athletes: performing artists.
A sweeping new examination of suicide in Ohio finds that 37 of the 88 counties now surpass the national rate, and the coronavirus pandemic likely is triggering a “staggering” increase in such deaths.
