Division of Physical Therapy: Michael Lewek, PT, PhDUNC Department of Health Sciences2026-09-25 | Division of Physical Therapy: Michael Lewek, PT, PhDThat’s the way we do it: Ethical Tensions in Occupational Therapy PracticeUNC Department of Health Sciences2025-05-23 | 2025 Ethics
UNC Occupational Science & Occupational TherapyHMSC - Lewek Lab 2024UNC Department of Health Sciences2025-02-12 | ...Why RadSci at UNC: Student PerspectivesUNC Department of Health Sciences2024-11-07 | Second-year radiologic science students share what prompted them to pursue a B.S. in Radiologic Science, the benefits of the program and what they look forward to in their future careers.
Music I Use: bensound.com/free-music-for-videos License code: 8RKGJRICZ7QH6OFJResearch Forum: Assessment and Consequences of Pediatric Vestibular DysfunctionUNC Department of Health Sciences2024-10-30 | Kristen Janky AuD, PhD, CCC-A Director, Vestibular and Balance Laboratory Boys Town National Research HospitalPA Student Feature: Alyssa EspinozaUNC Department of Health Sciences2024-07-31 | Alyssa Espinoza is a second-year physician assistant student at UNC. Espinoza is an Army veteran and recently completed a surgical rotation with the VA. She shares her experiences in the UNC PA program as a nontraditional student and offers advice for other veterans interested in pursuing a career in healthcare.CARD Lab Study: Speech Profiles and Cue Responsiveness after Left Hemisphere StrokeUNC Department of Health Sciences2024-06-14 | This video shares details about the research study "Speech Profiles and Cue Responsiveness after Left Hemisphere Stroke" (IRB#: 20-1741). The purpose of this study is to learn about different speech profiles in stroke survivors, as knowing about these speech profiles will help customize treatment. The study involves 1-2 sessions of speech and language assessment. Risks are similar to standard care by speech-language therapists. Interested? Contact us at card@med.unc.edu or (919) 918-5926 https://go.unc.edu/cardprofiles2024 OSOT Ethics Continuing Education EventUNC Department of Health Sciences2024-05-14 | The Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy hosted Dr. Susan Coppola as the keynote presenter for its 2024 Ethics Continuing Education event.CLS Student Story: Kalee S.UNC Department of Health Sciences2024-04-16 | Second-year CLS student, Kalee, discussses how she came to find the program, the support she has received from CLS faculty and her plans for the future.Mitchell Symposium Spring 2024UNC Department of Health Sciences2024-04-16 | Dr. Rebecca Aldrich and Dr. Antoine Bailliard, the first graduates of UNC's PhD in Occupational Science program, return to Chapel Hill as this year's presenters for the annual Mitchell Symposium. Drs. Aldrich and Bailliard discussed "Practice and Policy: Applications of Occupational Science."50th Anniversary Celebration Live Stream - UNC Division of Speech and Hearing SciencesUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-12-07 | 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences in the Department of Allied Health Sciences at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Learn more about this event: https://unc.live/3dv0kSJ.
If you would like to make gift in support of the division, please visit our donation page: https://unc.live/33QBfyD. The division’s priority needs include support for students, including scholarships, funds for faculty development, and support of innovation efforts.UNC Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency VideoUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-09-14 | The UNC Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency is a 55-week program in which residents are full-time employees who work 30 hours per week independently in the clinic. Additionally, residents complete weekly learning activities in a mixed format (reading, researching, discussion, observation, online posts, lab practice and teaching).2023 OS/OT Ethics Event Featuring Dr. Micheal SandbankUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-05-17 | Dr. Micheal Sandbank presents "Ethical Considerations in Enacting Evidence-Based Practice" in this year's Ethics Event. Guest panel speakers also provide comment and examples.OS/OT Research Presentations 2023UNC Department of Health Sciences2023-05-09 | ...First-Year Radiologic Science Students: Program ExperiencesUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-02-08 | Watch as the Radiologic Science First-Years give their testimonies on how good the RS program is at Carolina!Student Feature: Flora, First-Year RSUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-02-08 | Student Feature: Flora
Hear what drawn Flora into the program, how the clinical setting and lectures makes her more passionate, the small classes allows her to make meaningful connections, and what she plans to do after graduation!Student Feature: Khadijah Bizzell, First-Year RSUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-02-08 | Student Feature: Khadijah Bizzell
Watch Khadijah explain what drew her into the program, what she likes in her classes, and what she plans to do after she graduates!Student Feature: Kennedy, Second-Year RSUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-02-08 | Student Feature: Kennedy
Listen to Kennedy say what made her come to Carolina for Radiologic Science, what is interesting to her in the program, and her plans after graduation are!Student Feature: Dhruv Patel, Second-Year RSUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-02-08 | Student Feature: Dhruv Patel, Second-year RS
Watch Dhruv Patel tells of how he got into Radiologic Science, what he enjoys in his clinical experiences, what he loves about his classes, and what he plans to do after he graduates!Student Feature: Megan Moser, First-Year RSUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-02-08 | Student Feature: Megan Moser
Listen to Megan as she explains how she got into Radiologic Science, what she enjoys so far at Carolina, what her future plans are and what is rewarding for her in the program!Mitchell Symposium Fall 2022: Dr. Gail WhitefordUNC Department of Health Sciences2023-01-11 | Dr. Gail Whiteford presents "Doing our Best: Individual and Collective Responses to Changing Times" at the Fall 2022 Mitchell Symposium, hosted by UNC's Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy.50th Anniversary - Associate Chairs Reflect on State of the DepartmentUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-11-04 | Associate Chairs in the Department of Health Sciences reflect on their positions, goals and accomplishments.50th Anniversary - Celebrating the PresentUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-11-04 | Division Directors and Center, Program and Unit leaders share insight into the growth of their units, current accomplishments and ongoing efforts to be agents of change.The Founding of the Department of Health SciencesUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-11-04 | Barbara Rochen Renner, PhD, narrates the history behind the founding of the Department of Health Sciences at UNC.Reflections from Dr. Lee McLean and Dr. David YoderUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-11-04 | Former Department of Health Sciences Chairs, Lee McLean and David Yoder, reflect on their time with the department and share well-wishes for its future success.Our Impact on the Future of Health SciencesUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-11-04 | DHS junior faculty and students reflect on their teaching, research and clinical work and look ahead to the impact they hope to make throughout the course of their careers.
Music: MixaundDr. Louise Thoma Research ProfileUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-08-05 | Louise Thoma, PT, DPT, PhD, is an assistant professor in the Division of Physical Therapy, housed within the Department of Health Sciences in UNC's School of Medicine.
Her research focuses on understanding how to use rehabilitation interventions to optimize long term health and quality of life for people who have had musculoskeletal injury, like a knee injury, and those with rheumatic conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.Medical Providers with Disabilities PanelUNC Department of Health Sciences2022-03-09 | ...50th Anniversary Celebration Live Stream - UNC Division of Speech and Hearing SciencesUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-10-11 | 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences in the Department of Allied Health Sciences at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Learn more about this event: https://unc.live/3dv0kSJ.
If you would like to make gift in support of the division, please visit our donation page: https://unc.live/33QBfyD. The division’s priority needs include support for students, including scholarships, funds for faculty development, and support of innovation efforts.Division of Speech & Hearing Sciences Interview: Research audiologist Shauntelle Cannon (’17 AuD)UNC Department of Health Sciences2020-09-24 | Doctor of Audiology student Meredith D. Braza speaks with Shauntelle Cannon, AuD, CCC-A (’17 AuD), a research audiologist at Boys Town National Research Hospital and a PhD student at Ohio State University.Patricia Johnson, AuD, Explains: Communicating with MasksUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-07-20 | Patricia Johnson, AuD, discusses tips on how to best communicate with others while wearing a mask.
Additional resources: The Hearing Loss Association of America: hearingloss.org
Study on masks' impact on speech sounds: https://www.hearingreview.com/.../how......
Fun video which demonstrates the McGurk Effect (Eye-Ear Integration): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wat3Y...
Resources for communicating with healthcare workers if you have hearing loss: •https://www.deafhhtech.org/.../how-do... •https://www.hearingloss.org/communica...
Learn more with #uncshs.Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences: Alexis NyeUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-04-09 | Alexis Nye ‘19 is a first-year doctor of audiology student who was born profoundly deaf in both ears; now, she’s part of the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences pursuing a career in audiology. Learn more with #uncshs.Health Science Headlines: Caring for CaregiversUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-04-08 | Learn about ways to care for caregivers and why it's important to take care of caregivers in both the short and long term. Learn more with #unccrmhc.Division of Clinical Laboratory Science: Jay ChenUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-03-30 | Division of Clinical Laboratory Science senior Jay Chen spent four years as a medic in the U.S. Army before returning to school and to pursue his bachelor's degree. Learn how is patient-care experience influenced his approach as a student of laboratory science. Learn more with #unccls.Physician Assistant Studies: Emily WilkinsUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-03-05 | First-year Physician Assistant Studies student Emily Wilkins grew up in rural North Carolina. Following PA school, she hopes to return and serve our state through providing high-quality patient care. Learn more with #uncpa.Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy: Daniel CowanUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-02-04 | Second-year Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy student Daniel Cowan spent years working on a farm before realizing his passion for physical work could translate into a career in occupational therapy. Learn more with #uncosot.Division of Physical Therapy: Ryan BrooksUNC Department of Health Sciences2020-02-03 | Second-year Division of Physical Therapy student Ryan Brooks talks about his passion for the field of physical therapy. Learn more with #uncpt.Division of Radiologic Science: Drew WebsterUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-12-02 | Hear about Drew Webster's path from community college to pursuing his bachelor's degree in radiologic science. Learn more with #uncradsci.DAHS Donor Brunch 2019UNC Department of Health Sciences2019-11-04 | Hear from some of our DAHS scholars and how they have benefitted from support. Learn more with #uncahs.Physician Assistant Studies: Alec FieldsUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-30 | First-year Physician Assistant Studies student Alec Fields talks about his transition out of the military and into full-time grad school. Learn more with #uncpa.Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy: Noam ShemerUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-28 | Hear about first-year occupational therapy student Noam Shemer's decision to become an occupational therapist, and how she has learned from interdisciplinary teams at the UNC School of Medicine. Learn more with #uncosot.Division of Clinical Laboratory Science: Lexie EdwardsUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-25 | Meet Division of Clinical Laboratory Science second-year student Lexie Edwards. Edwards graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a bachelor's degree in biology and returned to the University seeking a second degree. Learn more with #unccls.Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences: Chelsea CarterUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-22 | Hear why first-year student Chelsea Carter chose the profession of speech-language pathology, and what motivates her in the classroom and clinic. Learn more with #uncshs.Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy: 360-degree videoUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-21 | Second-year occupational therapy student Thomas Carr takes us inside the occupational therapy lab, which features a 3D printer, among other highlights. Be sure to click and drag the video around for the full effect. Learn more with #uncosot.Division of Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling: Hailey MorrisUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-10 | Hear from first-year rehabilitation counseling student Hailey Morris and what motivates her in the classroom. Learn more with #unccrmhcDivision of Physical Therapy: Leslie Sierra-ArévaloUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-10-09 | Second-year Doctor of Physical Therapy student Leslie Sierra-Arévalo talks about her passion for volunteering and how she found her path to the Department of Allied Health Sciences. Learn more about her journey with #uncpt.UNC Hearing and Communication Center: Stephanie SjobladUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-08-06 | Stephanie Sjoblad, clinical director and AuD, gives an insider look into the UNC Hearing and Communication Center faculty practice and how the real-life experience impacts Doctor of Audiology students in the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences.Division of Radiologic Science: 360-degree videoUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-07-26 | Graduate teaching assistant Seth Alexander, a medical student at the UNC School of Medicine, talks about the importance of hands-on learning in AHSC 440, a course in human gross anatomy geared toward radiologic science bachelor's degree students.UNC Hearing and Communication Center: Meredith BrazaUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-07-24 | Hear from Meredith Braza, a second-year Doctor of Audiology student, as she talks about her experiences as a student at the UNC Hearing and Communication Center.UNC Hearing and Communication Center: Crystal SmaldoneUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-07-23 | Crystal Smaldone, a third-year Doctor of Audiology student, takes us into the UNC Hearing and Communication Center (UNC HCC) and talks about why she choose UNC-CH's program. Learn more with #uncshsDivision of Physical Therapy: Jessica Cassidy, DPT, PhDUNC Department of Health Sciences2019-05-06 | ...