The College of Health Professions at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center is dedicated to developing the future leaders of the healthcare industry. Through the stories of successful students, committed faculty, and accomplished alumni, the college showcases its commitment to this mission in the Spring 2024 issue of Health Professions Magazine.
One story in the magazine focuses on a student who survived brain cancer and plans to use her experience to support others facing the same battle. This inspiring narrative highlights the resilience and determination of individuals within the college.
Occupational Therapy Chair Anne Zachry, PhD, OTR/L, is also featured in the magazine for her innovation in creating a device that enhances tummy time for babies. Her invention demonstrates the college’s commitment to research and advancements in healthcare practices.
The college’s newest program expansion is highlighted in another story, showcasing how it aims to address the growing need for qualified pathologists’ assistants in the region. This initiative reflects the college’s responsiveness to the evolving demands of the healthcare field.
For more inspiring stories and updates on the College of Health Professions at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, check out the latest issue of Health Professions Magazine.
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