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Ithaca College alum Emily Mallar ’03 works for the Cayuga Health System as the senior director of care transitions. Her team provided residents with resources for quarantining and receiving necessary healthcare. In February 2021, Mallar was named “Essential Worker of the Year” by the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce.

Q&A: IC alum named “Essential Worker of the Year”

By Joshua Pantano, Staff Writer • May 3, 2022
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mallar and her team assisted the Tompkins County Health Department by calling residents who tested positive for COVID-19. 
Junior McKensie Galusha, a physical therapy student, treats a patient at the Ithaca College Physical Therapy Clinic in the Center for Health Sciences. The physical therapy clinic, among others, has opened for limited in-person operations for Spring 2021.

School of HSHP clinics operate amid COVID-19 pandemic

By Makayla Carozzolo, Contributing Writer • March 11, 2021
Clinics in the School of Health Science and Human Performance are continuing to offer hands-on learning experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Junior clinical health studies major Carolyn Langer wants to use holistic elements in her practice including music, drawing, as well as natural and outdoor aspects.

Commentary: Physical therapists can paint outside the lines

By Carolyn Langer • February 13, 2020
I would like to shine light upon how much larger the coloring book of being a physical therapist can be. 
Dr. Mike Costello works with theatre major Delaney Stephens Oct. 5 to help relieve tension in her hip flexors, that are stressed from dancing, in the PT/OT injury evaluation clinic offered to performance majors.

HSHP clinic provides treatment to performers

By Antonio Ferme, Staff Writer • October 23, 2019
The Ithaca College physical therapy and occupational therapy departments hold free injury evaluations for performing arts students.
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