Mario Butler Foundation Football and Cheerleading Camp Volunteers In early June, several students volunteered with professor Tobi Baldwin and her husband, who is a USAHS alumni, at the Mario Butler Foundation Football and Cheerleading camp. They provided sports medicine coverage and ensured proper hydration for all of the kids in attendance. Mario Butler Foundation is
During the week of June 9-15, students, faculty and staff from the Doctor of Education program participated in the program’s first annual Service Week event. Students, faculty and their families across the United States volunteered for service opportunities in support of organizations that give back to their communities. Each participant scheduled a date and time
The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences is pleased to offer post-professional students, alumni and their guests an opportunity to attend an international educational trip to Italy scheduled for March 7-March 16, 2020. This immersive experience will survey ancient health delivery methods, comparative health systems, traditional health models, and health economics of this country.
For professionals working to improve the health of their communities, it is important to study best practices from around the world. One of the ideal places to learn from is Italy, which the World Health Organization ranks as one of the top health care systems. Add that to its desirability as a tourist location and
The MOT Flex Program combines online learning with face-to-face, hands-on instruction during select weekends per month at the campus you select. More than 50% of coursework is delivered online, so you can study from anywhere, at any time that suits your schedule. Students are encouraged to also take advantage of USAHS’ extensive, global network of
At 12:30AM, on Saturday, June 15, 2019, while most of us are tucked in our beds, Assistant Professor Todd Bourgeois, PT, DPT, PhD will embark on an 83-mile journey from Bimini to Florida. He’ll be making that journey on a paddleboard. What is Crossing For a Cure? “The Crossing For A Cure is a long-distance
University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) has announced that the university’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Post-Graduate Nursing Certificate – Family Nurse Practitioner Specialization (PG Certificate – FNP) programs have been granted accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). CCNE accreditation is a nongovernmental peer review process that operates in
Free Community Clinic Now Open at University of St. Augustine for Health Science – No Physician Referral or Insurance Required Clinic hours: Mondays and Wednesdays, 12- 2PM, Room 102/104 at University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, 1 University Blvd., St. Augustine, FL 32086 Faculty members from the occupational and physical therapy programs at University
Congrats to Spring 2019 Graduates! Stuffed Animals Drive for Military Child Month in San Marcos SOTA Fisher House representative Nicole Frediani organized a stuffed animal drive for Fisher House at the Balboa Medical Center. Students also donated funds to the local Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, NAMI, and the local Autism Foundation. SOTA is affiliated with the
Dr. Jose Rafols on NBC 6 Miami During National Occupational Therapy Month, Dr. Jose Rafols, OT Program Director in Miami, was on 6 In The Mix to talk about the rewarding career and the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Dr. Mary Zadnik on FYI Austin Dr. Mary Zadnick, faculty member and OT Program
PT and OT Students Collaborate, to Start Off Their USAHS Journey On Thursday, May 16, first term Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy students gathered for their very first class of graduate school on the San Marcos campus. That “first day of school” feeling buzzed around the classroom accompanied by the welcoming aroma of pizza.
Did you know, There are over 9.9 million new cases of dementia each year worldwide, implying one new case every 3.2 seconds, according to Alzheimer’s Disease International Dementia Statistics Report? With developing medicinal practices and healthcare, it is likely that we will see improvements, hopefully putting an end to this devastating disease in the future. What