Personal Experience Gives OT Faculty Unique Perspective
The first occupational therapists Amber Jenkins, OTD, MLS, OTR/L, assistant professor of occupational therapy, remembers having weren’t trained at all in th
The first occupational therapists Amber Jenkins, OTD, MLS, OTR/L, assistant professor of occupational therapy, remembers having weren’t trained at all in th
This week, Rockhurst University was one of 20 Missouri colleges and universities selected to receive competitive grand funding to enhance their nursing education program, part of an effort to build the state’s nursing
It’s been a while since first-year occupational therapy student Lindsey Fuentes sat down to really draw something.
More than 97% of the May graduates from Rockhurst University’s Saint Luke’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Almost 300 graduates earned degrees from Rockhurst University during its 105th commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon.
Nearly every nurse has a story of why they got started in the profession, and almost all involve a nurse providing care and comfort to them or a loved one.
Rockhurst University’s campus is home to a new resource for those with disabilities, thanks to a partnership with the state of Missouri.
Sedgwick Hall is a milestone – started in 1910, the members of the Society of Jesus who founded the University had to wait until 1914 to complete the project.
Sean Lenihan was in elementary school when Rockhurst University Professor Nancy Donaldson started the Physics of Medicine degree at Rockhurst.
It was 2008 and Donaldson wanted to broaden students’ understanding of physics with curriculum relevant to their interest in medicine and healthcare. She started the program with the specific intention to make physics accessible, applicable and relatable to students outside of a physics Ph.D. pathway.
Health care jobs have soared in the last few years, and are projected to grow by 16% by 2030*.