We’re a diverse, driven department where graduate students, in partnership with faculty, tackle complex research projects that put their classwork into action and give them an edge in the field.
Department of Occupational Therapy newcomer Timothy Rich explores the complex condition that can afflict those who endured a stroke or other brain injury.
Using the resources available to students at VCU, Nihal Patel has designed and created a variety of custom devices to address unique challenges that are often overlooked.
In the College of Health Professions, Adam Atherly’s NIH-funded project aims to ensure that the government considers societal factors that are crucial to seniors and families – but that clinical datasets might overlook.
VCU occupational therapy students help a young angler return to the water – and catch renewed hope – after a severe spinal cord injury.
As the pandemic reframed health care delivery, rural geography and higher poverty levels remain prevalent signs of an enduring digital divide.
VCU medicinal chemist Umesh Desai has spent decades exploring a frontier of biology, and the molecule he helped develop shows notable promise.
Nicholas Thomson’s startup, Arche XR, will dramatically expand its footprint in schools.
Recent invention disclosure highlights a pump that could benefit physicians, military medics, educators and, ultimately, patients.