What’s Behind the ‘Middle-Aged Groan’? Experts weigh in on the sounds we make when we bend over, stand up and sit down. When my daughter was a toddler, she often imitated the long groan I made when I bent down. It was both funny and mortifying. Judging by the large number of videos [...]
$1.3 Million in Grants Awarded to SHP Faculty Primarily for Research SHP faculty recently received over $1.3 million in grants from the federal government, the state of New Jersey, industry and non-profit organizations. Congratulations to recipients Weili Lu, Ph.D., associate professor in psychiatric rehabilitation and counseling professions, Scott Parrott, Ph.D., professor in interdisciplinary [...]
Jewish Disability Services – Together, We Make An Impact Podcast by Adam Roth & Rose Greenblatt On this episode of the Jewish Disability Services - Together, We Make An Impact Podcast we are discussing mental health and well-being within the disability community.We have the privilege of speaking with Dr. Tameika Minor, Assistant Professor of Psychiatric Rehabilitation and [...]
Rutgers School of Health Professions and New York University Receive $4.4 Million Grant to Train Mental Health Organizations in Peer Support Services With a $4.4 million grant from the state of New York Office of Mental Health, Rutgers School of Health Professions (SHP) and New York University (NYU) have partnered to widen access to [...]
Workplace Bullying in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine The word bullying often invokes images of elementary or middle school playgrounds. Research has shown, however, that around 30% of US employees have been bullied in the workplace, with even higher numbers for remote workers—namely, over 43%. Bullying is defined as any act or situation in [...]
Physician Assistant Department Chair Matthew McQuillan, M.S., Honored with National Master Faculty Award Colleagues have praised Matthew McQuillan as an outstanding educator and compassionate leader, who has shaped the careers of thousands of students and been instrumental in advancing the physician assistant profession. His impact on students and the professional community was recently [...]