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If you’re drawn to helping others regain independence and improve their quality of life, occupational or physical therapy may be right for you. While both fields aim to enhance patient well-being, they approach it differently. Understanding the difference

Are you passionate about health and wellness? Do you envision a career where you can make a real difference in people's lives? A Bachelor of Science (BS) in Health Sciences offers a versatile foundation for a range of health science jobs. It's designed for

Few professional fields are as vast and offer as many career paths as healthcare. We know how overwhelming it can be to navigate all of these unique paths and decide what to study to prepare for a career helping others live safe and healthy lives

Champions for patients and trusted colleagues for physicians, nurses are nurturing and fiercely resourceful. They are often the ones with whom patients connect the most because of their attentiveness and compassion. Serving as a source of knowledge about

In a world where independence and autonomy are highly valued, the role of occupational therapy often remains in the shadows, quietly changing lives one small step at a time. Occupational therapists are resourceful and compassionate health professionals who

Occupational therapists (also known as OTs) combine expertise in mental health care and physical rehabilitation to treat the whole person and help patients continue necessary and enjoyable daily activities safely. There are many career paths within

Physical therapy professionals (also known as PTs) are integral to the health care field — helping patients recover and return to their daily lives sooner. With so many types of physical therapy careers available, it’s important to know where they differ

As Doctor of Physical Therapy students from AdventHealth University, we are grateful for the opportunity to pair with AdventHealth CentraCare nurse practitioners in extending the healing ministry of Christ to Hondurans this summer. Visiting the Central

Medical office managers are the gears of a practice: Their work keeps everything running smoothly. They manage entire facilities or healthcare departments, including planning, directing, and coordinating services. Becoming a medical office manager requires

Physical therapy students at AdventHealth University transitioned to an entirely online format for their virtual mission trip with Haiti Adventist Hospital. Irma Henry, director of physical therapy at Haiti Adventist Hospital (HAH), looked at the