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Category: College of Health Sciences

Chiropractic Pediatric Students Gather on Campus for PedTRA Weekend

Posted on in College of Health Sciences in Healthcare in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics

Students enrolled in Logan University’s online Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics (MS-CP) program recently attended their first in-person PedTRA session, the capstone for the Pediatric Technique I course students take during the second trimester of the MS-CP program. “These in-person PedTRA sessions are the highlight of the program for everyone,” said Elise Hewitt, DC, DICCP, FICC, founding program director of Logan’s MS-CP program. “Students get to spend time with each other over the 3-day event and have the opportunity to work one-on-one with their instructors. It’s truly transformative, and it’s the time when we see students really step into …

Dr. Sara Cuperus Nurtures the Next Generation of Chiropractors and Children

Posted on in Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics

Sara Cuperus, DC has practiced for more than two decades, treating a wide variety of patients from athletes to expecting women and children. Located in the heart of Minnesota, Dr. Cuperus’ practice initially leaned toward sports chiropractic due to her background in athletic training. However, she soon broadened her focus to include all demographics, realizing the importance of a diverse skill set in treating everyone effectively. Her practice in Sartell now includes a significant number of pregnant women and children, a reflection of her evolving expertise and personal life as a mother. After completing her undergraduate degree in exercise science …

AI Technology in Healthcare: Machine Learning and Health Informatics

Posted on in College of Health Sciences in Master of Science in Health Informatics in Thought Leadership

AI technology in healthcare has revolutionized how healthcare providers deliver care, improving patient outcomes and streamlining healthcare operations. Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in health informatics offers numerous benefits, from enhancing patient care to optimizing administrative tasks. Let’s explore the impact of AI technology in healthcare, focusing on its applications, benefits, and the importance of responsible AI deployment. Enhancing Patient Care with AI Applications Artificial intelligence plays a significant role in improving patient care through various AI applications. AI algorithms can analyze vast amounts of patient data from electronic health records (EHRs) to identify patterns and predict health …

MS-SSR Alumna Named New Director of Athletic Training for Division I Football Program

Posted on in Alumni in Careers in College of Health Sciences in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation

With an interest in athletics but the misfortune of being an accident-prone child, DaVonna Cola, MS (’21), LAT, ATC, FNS, found a different way to fulfill her athletic competitiveness: athletic training. “I liked being around athletics and knew I wanted to work in healthcare, but I didn’t want to be confined to an office,” DaVonna said. “Being an athletic trainer allows me to care for my athletes no matter the office space or scenery.” Originally from Denver, Colorado, DaVonna graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and a dream of working at the …

Eric McMahon Uses Professional Baseball Coaching Experience to Elevate MS-SC Program

Posted on in Careers in College of Health Sciences in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Strength & Conditioning

Eric McMahon, MEd, CSCS,*D, TSAC-F,*D, RSCC*E is the coaching and sport science program manager for the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), where he organizes and collaborates with professionals across sports organizations to support education and career advancement opportunities. Before joining the NSCA in 2020, he spent more than a decade working with professional baseball players as a strength and conditioning coach. After earning his bachelor’s degree in biology from St. Lawrence University in New York and his master’s degree in strength and conditioning from Springfield College in Massachusetts, he began his career in the Minor Leagues as a strength …

Exploring Diverse Career Paths in Chiropractic Care: Pediatrics and Neurology

Posted on in Healthcare in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics

For Anna Papadopoulou, MChiro, DC, DACNB, FRCC, MSc, her career lies at the intersection of chiropractic care, neurology and pediatrics. She blends her clinical expertise and commitment to education as an instructor in the Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics (MS-CP) program at Logan University. Specifically, Dr. Papadopoulou teaches Pediatric Neurology 560, a 15-week course that covers important points in the ever-evolving field of pediatric neurology. “I found this an exciting yet terrifying task,” she said. “This program is training new groups of chiropractors who are excited to continue learning and becoming experts in this field. This commitment comes with …