Scholarship Winner Advocates for Greater Role for PAs in Health Care Second-year Physician Assistant student Molly deButts not only wants to practice medicine, she wants to further the relatively young profession. She has organized fellow students to lobby for Medicare to ease restrictions requiring supervising practitioners to re-document work by PA students [...]
Rutgers SHP Pioneers New Nutrition Program An extreme athlete who has biked across the country and competed in national weightlifting meets, Sabrina Goshen likes a challenge. That’s what drew her to a rigorous graduate nutrition degree program at Rutgers School of Health Professions that is the first of its kind in the [...]
New Academic Success Center Gives Students Tools to Succeed To help students excel in the classroom, Rutgers School of Health Professions has launched a new Enrollment Management Academic Success Center that offers services to all students. The center provides one-on-one tutoring, writing seminars and academic workshops, as well as coaching and advising. [...]
Representing Rutgers at National Student Leadership Forum "I felt honored and empowered to represent Rutgers University." By Cynthia Orozco Rutgers SHP Class of 2020 If I had to choose one word to describe my experience as the Rutgers University representative to the 2019 National Student Leadership Forum, it would be awakening. [...]
SHP Faculty and Staff Recognized Each year, Rutgers School of Health Professions honors faculty and staff for their years of service to our school and leadership, and chooses an Employee of the year. This year, we recognized 29 employees for length of service. Dean Gwendolyn Mahon announced that the Employee of the [...]
SHP's Founding Dean John P. Martin Passed Away Sept. 11 Founding Dean John P. Martin, who headed the School of Health Professions school from 1976-1988, passed away on Sept. 11. The plan for a school for allied health professionals was approved in 1973 by the board of trustees of the College [...]