USAHS Faculty Spotlight – Bill Ganza, Doctor of Education EdD Early childhood education and higher education are two separate paths, or at least that’s what Dr. Bill Ganza thought. Dr. Ganza is the Faculty Development Manager for the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) and his focus is to keep faculty learning and
Q&A with Dean of Post-Professional Studies, Cindy Mathena. Speaking about the future of health sciences and the passion that is needed to keep the field alive.
University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) will soon open a new campus in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex to help meet the growing demand for qualified rehabilitative science professionals and advanced-practice nurses in Texas. Located in the Riverside Commons complex in Irving-Las Colinas, USAHS Dallas will open to students with the first cohort starting
During Occupational Therapy Month, several faculty members from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS), a leading graduate institution that emphasizes innovative health and rehabilitative sciences education, will share their research at the 2018 American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) Annual Conference & Expo in Salt Lake City from April 19-22. USAHS will be
By Jeremy Howard ’17, a Certified Athletic Trainer at Ave Maria University and adjunct professor in the Athletic Training program and Florida Gulf Coast University I began my career as an athletic trainer, working on interprofessional healthcare teams to create customized treatment and rehabilitation programs for athletes. But I always knew I was going to
Every time the patient tries to sip from her straw, it slips out of reach—and she’s physically unable to right it. But a small piece of plastic could keep the straw in position so she can sip with ease. It’s a simple invention made possible by an innovative 3-D printing course M. Blanche Leeman, an
What do you picture when you hear the word gamer? It’s probably much different than the seniors Dr. Elizabeth Fain ’14, a Doctor of Education (EdD) graduate, has worked with at assisted living facilities. “One of the most important ways to help older people stay healthy and more independent is to help them avoid falls,”