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With over nearly sixty years of history educating thousands of students from the state of South Carolina and beyond, the College of Health Professions is a national leader in education, intellectual discovery, and research.

Think you know what health coaching is? You might be surprised. 👀Kaitlin DaPore, NBC-HWC, MHA, director of MUSC’s Nation...
11/05/2026

Think you know what health coaching is? You might be surprised. đź‘€

Kaitlin DaPore, NBC-HWC, MHA, director of MUSC’s National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach Training & Education Program, clears up some common misconceptions and shares five surprising things about the profession and its growing role in healthcare.

🔗 Discover what health coaching is really about → link in bio.

“Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail.” For Zoher Kapasi, those words have served as a guiding principle...
10/30/2026

“Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail.”

For Zoher Kapasi, those words have served as a guiding principle throughout his career. After eight years as dean of the MUSC College of Health Professions (CHP), he leaves behind more than a record of growth and accomplishment. At the heart of his time at CHP are the people who traveled the path alongside him.

As he begins his next chapter as provost of Thomas Jefferson University, Dr. Kapasi reflects on the journey that brought him here and the trail he leaves behind.

Read more about his time at CHP → link in bio.

One of the most defining experiences in the Doctor of Health Administration (DHA) program at the Medical University of S...
10/29/2026

One of the most defining experiences in the Doctor of Health Administration (DHA) program at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)? The week-long Health Policy Seminar in Washington, D.C.! 🇺🇸

The class of 2028 spent the week meeting with leaders from the NIH, FDA and congressional offices, gaining firsthand insight into how national health policy is shaped and implemented. The experience brought their coursework to life and offered a closer look at the people and processes shaping healthcare nationwide.

We look forward to seeing how they carry these insights into their future careers in health administration!

When Stephanie Morgan, DPT ’14, graduated from MUSC’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program, she began her career in outpat...
10/29/2026

When Stephanie Morgan, DPT ’14, graduated from MUSC’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program, she began her career in outpatient orthopedics and sports medicine. But as her interests evolved and new opportunities emerged, so did her career. Today, she is a pelvic health specialist, educator and residency program director.

Stephanie reflects on the experiences that shaped her path, how her MUSC education gave her a foundation to adapt and grow as a clinician, and what future PTs can learn from pursuing the work that inspires them.

See where her journey led → link in bio.

For MUSC College of Health Professions professor Dr. Abby Kazley, a routine mammogram in late 2024 brought news she neve...
10/26/2026

For MUSC College of Health Professions professor Dr. Abby Kazley, a routine mammogram in late 2024 brought news she never expected.

After being diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, Abby began months of treatment at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, including chemotherapy, surgery and radiation. During that time, her family, friends and neighbors rallied around her, bringing meals, helping with her three children and being there when she needed them.

She also formed close friendships with other patients who understood what she was going through, and those connections have continued well after treatment.

This summer, Abby celebrated one year cancer-free while hiking with her family in Washington. She's now finding ways to offer that same support to others, including through her involvement with Hollings' Patient Family Advisory Council.

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're sharing Abby's story and the people who helped her through it: https://musc.co/4BtefmP

Movement is powerful, and so are the clinicians who make it possible. 💪This National Physical Therapy Month, we’re celeb...
10/19/2026

Movement is powerful, and so are the clinicians who make it possible. đź’Ş

This National Physical Therapy Month, we’re celebrating the physical therapists who help people regain strength, rebuild confidence and get back to the moments that matter.

And at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), we’re proud to prepare the next generation of PTs to do just that through our nationally ranked program offered in both hybrid and residential formats.

Today and every day, we recognize the impact you make. 🎉 Happy National Physical Therapy Month to our MUSC DPT community!

Healthcare is changing, and so is the business of healthcare.As AI, analytics and other emerging technologies reshape th...
10/15/2026

Healthcare is changing, and so is the business of healthcare.

As AI, analytics and other emerging technologies reshape the industry, healthcare organizations need professionals who can connect people, processes, data and technology to make informed decisions.

MUSC’s BS in Applied Health Intelligence and Administration (BS-AHIA) is designed to prepare students for that future, equipping them with practical skills to succeed in today’s data- and technology-enabled healthcare environment.

The business of healthcare. Reimagined for what’s next.

Visit the link in our bio to learn how the program is preparing healthcare leaders for tomorrow.

A new chapter for education, research and rehabilitation at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). ✨CHP-D, the...
10/12/2026

A new chapter for education, research and rehabilitation at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). ✨

CHP-D, the College of Health Professions’ fourth building, officially opened its doors Oct. 9, expanding opportunities for health professions education, interdisciplinary collaboration and rehabilitation research.

The six-story facility features flexible learning spaces, simulation and laboratory environments, technology-enabled classrooms and advanced research facilities. It is also home to the Center for Rehabilitation Research in Neurological Conditions (CRRNC) and the RENEW Center, research efforts focused on improving function, independence and quality of life for people with neurological conditions and disabilities.

Made possible in part by Tina and Ricky Doscher’s transformational $10 million gift, the largest in the college’s history, CHP-D also supports the MUSC Neurological Exercise and Training (NeXT) Wellness Center and emerging priorities across the college.

More than a new building, CHP-D is an investment in the future of health professions education, rehabilitation research and patient care. đź’™

Earning a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree is an investment in your future. Learn how MUSC’s hybrid and residential DPT...
10/08/2026

Earning a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree is an investment in your future.

Learn how MUSC’s hybrid and residential DPT pathways combine academic excellence, hands-on clinical experiences and flexible learning options to prepare students for a growing profession → link in comments below. ⬇️

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