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DHSc faculty who are clinicians, researchers, administrators, and educators share advice and important aspects to consider when embarking on a research project: (1). Identifying a knowledge gap, problem, and/or question, (2). Ensuring the topic is feasible, and (3). Selecting a research team.…

Kelly Ritter has transitioned from impacting patients to making a difference for students with her final project in the HP Practicum course: the implementation of effective learning strategies to advance the practice of health professionals in an academic setting.

The Doctor of Health Sciences Leadership in Clinical Practice and Education program will be represented at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting in Houston, Texas from February 13-15, 2025.

Joyce Maring, EdD, DPT held various faculty, administrative, and leadership roles within the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS).

DHSc student, Anne Noel, focuses her research on addressing the healthcare needs of Haitian immigrants by focusing on cultural competency.

Leah Chambers, DHSc, MHA begins new role as Assistant Director within the Office of Long Term Services and Supports at the Maryland Department of Health.

Martin Gesheff, DHSc and team contribute to the Journal of Clinical Medicine.

Physician assistant in emergency medicine, Joshua McFarland, DHSc, PA-C, sought a challenge to broaden his expertise on leadership, education, and research with the Doctor of Health Sciences Leadership in Clinical Practice and Education program at GW.

Linda Monterroso Hurtado, DHSc, MSHS, a board member, leader in clinical research, and advocate for sibling caregivers, shares her professional and personal goals that influenced her research focus and program design.

Marisa Birkmeier, PT, DPT, DHSc, was elected to the Nominating Committee for the American Council of Academic Physical Therapy, an association dedicated to excellence in physical therapist education programs.