DeFrank’s mother, grandmother, aunts, and uncle all worked in healthcare. “It just felt like something that I wanted to be able to do someday,” she said.

Brendan Flynn, ELOTD ’25, wants to bring more men into a medical field comprised mostly of women.

A trip to Nairobi led to an inspiring educational exchange for a small group of Chatham University faculty and alumni.

What can students learn in a class without lectures? A lot.

Makayla Himes said her doctoral capstone at Chatham University led to her new job as an occupational therapist.

When Paula Eicker wanted to take her skills as a nurse to the next level, she came to Chatham University.

Alum Lynette Charity ‘74 is anything but a joke as she recalls how Chatham University led her to achieve her dreams of becoming a doctor while finding her love for comedy along the way.

Alum Kayla McLaughlin ’09, MPAS ’15’s background at Chatham and experience administering healthcare to vulnerable populations coalesced into a rewarding career performing gender-affirming surgeries.

Alum Joanie Krupa DNP ‘20’s experience at ChathamU? Challenging academics paired with passionate instructors who guide at every step along the way.

Students in Dr. Ahmed El Sergani’s Clinical Applications of Basic Sciences course have been using augmented reality to enhance their experience in Chatham’s human cadaver lab

Celebrate World Occupational Therapy Day with Chatham University’s Occupational Therapy programs.

Celebrate National Physician Assistant Week with ChathamU’s Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) Program.