Occupational therapy grads know they can always call Jon Turnquist for advice and help in serving their consumers.
What Tanya Braet sees, Tanya Braet often does.
A dream come true, Jim’s Place is a testament to the way Ambrosians work to meet community needs and to dramatically improve life for others.
Jim O’Rourke was the oldest of six boys, growing up on an Iowa farm. At age 22, a tragic work accident left him a quadriplegic.
Jon Turnquist and MOT Professor Phyllis Wenthe, PhD, believed that a more hands-on experience could do even more to benefit both their students and the community.
Two Ambrosians won awards at this year's competition for adaptive technology devices
Occupational therapy students collaborate on a ski clinic for people with disabilities.
Jun
10- 14
This summer, 7th and 8th grade students have the opportunity to explore health care careers in a unique day camp format.
