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Student helping seniors at home

Occupational Therapy and its Passion for Helping Seniors Age in Place

Student helping seniors at home

There are a lot of small things that can be done to help senior citizens to stay in their homes and age in place. Brianna Brim, MOT, OTR/L, CPAM, CLIPP, and Anna Grasso, MS, OTR/L, CAPS, both assistant professors in the University’s Occupational Therapy (OT) program, are passionate about helping them do just that.
George Osborne

Osborne College of Audiology Celebrates 20 Years: A Vision Becomes a Reality (Part I)

George Osborne

The American Academy of Audiology (AAA) wanted to move audiology as a profession in the direction of offering a doctorate level program. That thought process started in the late 1980s and continued to percolate until the late 1990s. And, the movement had one vocal and enthusiastic supporter in Dr. George S. Osborne.

Working on ear molds

Audiology Students Dive Head First Into Ear Mold Simulations

Working on ear molds

First-year, second-semester students in Dr. Rebecca Blaha’s class have been able to get a head start on their labs by being exposed to some new techniques of simulating patient care.

Picture-taking at CE by the Sea

‘CE by the Sea’ Makes Continuing Education Fun in the Sun

Picture-taking at CE by the Sea

Caitlyn Cassey’s fiancé James Karalis loves Aruba. He visited the island a few years ago on a “mancation” and loved the perfect weather, great food and overall relaxing vibe of the island. So when Dr. Cassey saw the opportunity to travel to Aruba for Continuing Education at Salus University’s “CE by the Sea, it was easy to talk James into going along.
Student studying

Salus and Widener Partner for Healthcare Management Certificate

Student studying

Salus University has partnered with Widener University to offer a certificate in Healthcare Management program for both students and alumni. The online four-course, 12-credit program is expected to accommodate up to 10 students and is scheduled to kick off in the fall of this year.

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