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Dr. Rossi Helps Others Move Forward

Ainsley Rossi, D.P.T., PT, OCS, Shares Her Global Path in Physical Therapy

Hailing from Australia, Ainsley Rossi, D.P.T., PT, OCS, assistant professor of physical therapy, started her academic journey at the University of Queensland. Dr. Rossi studied physical therapy, and loved the idea of helping people move better, feel better, and live better. After graduating, she moved to the United Kingdom, where she spent five years as a physical therapist. Dr. Rossi traveled every few months and enjoyed taking her work to different parts of the world. It was during this time that she began to specialize in orthopedic physical therapy, before moving to the United States.

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For a Mother of Three Young Children, Now is the Perfect Time to Earn Her PhD

Mushka Steinmetz Searches for Jewish Creativity and Culture in the Modern World at Touro's Graduate School of Jewish Studies

Graduate School of Jewish Studies

Fostering Innovation and Providing Transformative Education

Touro Recognizes 2024 Presidential Faculty Award Recipients for Outstanding Teaching, Scholarship, and Service

Touro University

From Dentistry to Public Health: An M.P.H. Student’s Journey to Transform Global Public Health

Abigail Obeng-Ayirebi, M.P.H. Class of 2026, Moves from Ghana to the U.S. in Pursuit of Public Health

New York Medical College

Driving Success in Public Health

Nina Luppino, M.P.H. ’09, Drives Change in Public Health and Women’s Leadership

New York Medical College

Smiles for Veterans Brings Servicemembers to Touro College of Dental Medicine for Seventh Year in a Row

Veterans Received Free Dental Care in a Day-Long Event, with More Appointments Scheduled Throughout November

Touro College of Dental Medicine

Medical Students Inspire Youth During Black Men in White Coats Summit

The Annual Event Aims to Encourage Boys and Girls from Diverse Backgrounds to Pursue Medical Careers

New York Medical College

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Natalie Nevins

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month

Touro University California

Danielle Diegisser Pushes the Limits in Metabolic Research

Her Work was Recognized with the Dr. Melvin H. Amler Prize for Innovation

New York Medical College

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