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Mindy Garfinkel CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ASSISTANT PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EDUCATION Post professional Doctorate in Occupational Therapy Quinnipiac University Hamden CT Master of Arts in Occupational Therapy New York University New York NY Bachelor of Arts in Communications City University of New York Flushing NY BIOGRAPHY Garfinkel is an occupational therapy practitioner with more than years of experience twenty of which have been in the field of pediatrics and school based practice
invited faculty presentation Barrera M A Medved M A
Shortly after earning her post professional doctorate Garfinkel joined academia and devoted more time to research and other scholarly pursuits
ASHA Annual Convention
Garfinkel has presented nationally on a variety of topics related to her research and her committee work
poster presentation EMAIL Michaela Medved yu edu Michaela Medved ClinScD TSSLD CCC SLP EXPERTISE Use of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation NMES and Surface Electromyography sEMG for dysphagia Michaela Medved a clinical assistant professor has had extensive training in evaluating and treating adult and pediatric populations with neurological and complex medical conditions and has trained clinicians from around the world in the use of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation NMES and Surface Electromyography sEMG for dysphagia intervention
She has also established a website to house research and resources on the topic of Caseload to Workload in school based practice the topic of her doctoral research
Medved holds a Ph D in child welfare from Yeshiva University Wurzweiler School of Social Work and a clinical doctorate in swallowing disorders in individuals diagnosed with Parkinson disease from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
She is on the Education Committee of RESNA
She is certified as an assistive technology professional ATP through the Rehabilitation and Engineering Society of North America RESNA
Garfinkel is a founding member of the AOTA Literacy Community of Practice and the AOTA School Based Practice Community of Practice
Her research interests include service delivery in school based practice literacy Universal Design for Learning and assistive technology to support all individuals
In addition she has been a conference reviewer for the AOTA Annual Conference the Technology Track of the AOTA Conference and the AOTA Children and Youth Conference
She collaborated with colleagues to create a continuing education product for the American Occupational Therapy Association AOTA materials for advanced certification in school based occupational therapy practice and participated in webinars
Home and parent training strategies for pediatric feeding disorders The caregivers perspective
SERVICE Garfinkel engages in service to the profession in several ways
Journal of Occupational Therapy Schools Early Intervention
Occupational therapists perceptions of intraprofessional collaboration when working with young children aged birth to years
Implementing contextually based services Where do we begin
Caseload and workload Current trends in school based practice
OFFICE ADDRESS Katz School of Science Health
Telehealth as a supplemental service to treat pediatric feeding delays and disorders
She is certified as an assistive technology professional ATP through the Rehabilitation and Engineering Society of North America RESNA
Therapists perceptions of the Service Delivery Model A workload approach to school based practice
Garfinkel has presented nationally on a variety of topics related to her research and committee work
Morris Park Avenue Room Bronx NY Mindy Garfinkel OT Doctorate Interim Program Director EXPERTISE Pediatric school based practice and assistive technology Garfinkel OTD OTR L ATP is an occupational therapy practitioner with more than years of experience twenty of which have been in the field of pediatrics and school based practice and in the area of adult rehabilitation
She has also established a website to house research and resources on Caseload to Workload in school based practice the topic of her doctoral research
After receiving her post professional occupational therapy doctorate OTD Garfinkel joined academia and devoted more time to research and other scholarly pursuits
Nebahat Bayrakcioglu M A EXPERTISE
Engaging in service to the profession in several ways Garfinkel serves on the Education Committee of RESNA
As program coordinator she managed clinical clerkship placements for physician assistant and medical students collaborated in the collection and analysis of data used in outcomes assessment and in quality assurance reports created master academic schedules and recruited and managed program office staff
Garfinkel is a founding member of the AOTA Literacy Community of Practice and the AOTA School Based Community of Practice
Neer Asherie Ph D Asherie is a professor of physics and biology
She collaborated with colleagues to create a continuing education product for AOTA materials for advanced certification in school based occupational therapy practice and participated in webinars
Proteins can self assemble into a variety of phases crystals dense liquids aggregates and gels but this phase behavior is not well understood
Garfinkel holds a post professional doctorate in occupational therapy from Quinnipiac University a Master of Arts in occupational therapy from New York University and a Bachelor of Arts in communications from the City University of New York Flushing
A combined experimental and computation approach is used to understand the relationship between the molecular interactions and the macroscopic phases
Hospital and University Administration Data Outcomes Analysis Nebahat Bayrakcioglu has years of experience as a PA program coordinator and a background in university and hospital administration
Neer Asherie PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS AND BIOLOGY EDUCATION BA University of Cambridge PhD Massachusetts Institute of Technology Neer Asherie CV BIOGRAPHY
Nebahat has M A degrees in political science and sociology and can speak Turkish German and Arabic
A combined experimental and computation approach is used to understand the relationship between the molecular interactions and the macroscopic phases
His research interest is to make it possible to predict the phase behavior of protein solutions and to learn to control protein self assembly
Wilf campus Belfer Hall Room NEW STUDENT WELCOME PACKET Spring MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Congratulations on your acceptance to the Katz School of Science and Health
The inability to predict protein phase behavior inhibits progress on many biophysical problems including protein condensation diseases the industrial purification of proteins and the determination of the high resolution ray structures of proteins
Your enthusiasm and talent are palpable and we can t wait to see the great work you do
He holds a Ph D from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
For those of you attending on campus program I hope you ll take advantage of everything the city has to offer
The long term goal of Professor Asherie research is to make it possible to predict the phase behavior of protein solutions and to learn to control protein self assembly
Your program directors and faculty are here for you every step of the way reach out to them
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And if you're looking to get involved in student life or need additional support write to katzstudentservices yu edu You ll also have access to the university full range of student support services including library services counseling public safety international student services and career support
You are joining a community of talented graduate students from over countries across six continents
Wishing you the best in your studies
Likewise New York City is brimming with energy
We focus on industries that are reshaping the way we live and work AI and Analytics Biotechnology Cybersecurity Digital Media Fintech as well as Occupational Therapy Physician Assistant Studies and Speech Language Pathology
See the sights join a sports league walk through Central Park
If you have any questions along the way write to katz yu edu
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Thanks to the data analytics master program I have gained numerous technical skills that allowed me to join one of the most prestigious technology companies in the world
We are here to help
I needed th at extra level of academic experience from the Katz School to be able to talk about the technical side of the business at IBM with confidence
Paul Russo PhD Dean Katz School of Science and Health WELCOME TO THE KATZ SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND HEALTH We are research scientists tech builders and patient centered clinicians working on problems that matter
The small classes meant I could really connect with faculty and classmates and I had great opportunities to gain hands on experience through faculty research and a summer internship at P Global
This welcome packet outlines your next steps at the Katz School as well as the academic and student services that we offer
You get to see the same thing from so many different angles at the same time so it almost impossible not to retain information
We re here for you
From my experience in the hospital that the way it done
I m now designing and building solutions that I never thought I would
Official transcripts from any institution where you completed or more credits and a copy of your diploma must be received before the first day of classes
Jesus Olivera M in Data Analytics and Visualization Data Engineer IBM The Katz School curriculum is closely aligned with the skills required in the professional world which made it easier for me to navigate the work world after graduation
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Xiaolan Li M in Artificial Intelligence Associate Software Engineer JPMorgan Chase The Katz School PA curriculum immerses you completely in what you're learning
If you are an international student apply for your student visa
The faculty teach medicine the way you practice it by weaving together ideas from seemingly disconnected threads
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Anthony Pagan M in Physician Assistant Studies NEW STUDENT CHECKLIST Submit your final official transcripts and a copy of your diploma
Learn about YU health insurance or submit your insurance waiver
Please have your official transcripts sent digitally by the schools to katzgrad yu edu
Send your information to receive your student ID
Please note For students who have completed their studies outside of the U and Canada a NACES evaluation may be requested by the Admissions team
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Access your YU Gmail account
Meet with your Academic Advisor Program Director and register for classes
Understand your scholarships loans and tuition payments
Connect with the Katz School on social media
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OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL SERVICES OISS International students and faculty are an important part of Yeshiva University vibrant community
Get acquainted with the Katz School campus locations and getting around New York City
OISS also acts as a liaison with the U Department of Homeland Security DHS to ensure university wide legal compliance with government immigration regulations and reporting requirements
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If you have any questions contact OISS by phone at or by email at oiss yu edu
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Please note if you do not have a Social Security number or it was not entered on your application to YU your YUAD default password may end in the last four digits of your Banner ID instead of the last four digits of your Social Security number
YU Office of International Services OISS provides international stud ents and scholars with immigration support and assistance with cultural adjustment
Once your enrollment deposit is received you will be sent an automated email from our Banner system within business days Monday Friday including details on how to set up your email
All deposited students will receive an email from OISS with instructions for submitting their I application
If you haven t received your YU student activation email within business days try logging into Gmail www gmail com using the following Username YU Active Directory YUAD username see above
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Your default password is the first letter of your last name and the last four digits of your Social Security number
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Funding that comes from the university typically in scholarships
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Funding in the form of loans that comes from nongovernment al sources
Institutional Aid
You must complete the FAFSA each year to receive funding
Federal Aid Funding that comes from the U government typically in loans only available to U citizens and permanent residents
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External Funding Funding that comes from a source outside the university or government such as a scholarship grant or fellowship
The Office of Student Finance OSF helps with different types of funding and will work with your company tuition reimbursement policies
Private Loans
To pleas e visit www yu edu osf tuition fees graduate or contact Nancy O Barr OSF graduate admissions representative at nancy obarr yu edu
All U citizens and permanent residents who plan to apply for federal aid must submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSA at www fafsa gov
To be eligible for federal financial aid from the U government you must Be a U citizen or eligible noncitizen Be enrolled for at least half time status or more credits each semester in a degree granting program Complete the FAFSA each year Not be in default on previous federal loans or owe a refund on a federal grant Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress SAP as outlined by YU Federal Stafford Loans are not based on financial need do not require a credit check and include benefits such as a fixed annual interest rate six month grace period and deferment options to help you succeed in repayment
Your award eligibility is based on your previous year tax return
You may borrow over the amount of your cost of attendance minus any other financial aid to cover costs such as books lab fees and other costs related to funding your education
International students are not eligible to submit a FAFSA but are eligible to receive Katz School scholarships
Contact the Office of Student Finance for more detailed information on federal financial aid
For students coming from outside the U YU can also accommodate scholarship awards from your home country
To visit www yu edu osf tuition fees graduate or contact Nancy O Barr OSF graduate admissions representative at nancy obarr yu edu
U Federal Aid Stafford Loan and Graduate Plus Loan
The requirement for health insurance can be met in two ways
Graduate Plus Loans depend on your credit check
In cases where students do not have health insurance at the beginning of the semester they must purchase the insurance that the university has arranged
The Graduate PLUS Loan offers a fixed annual interest rate
The cost of health insurance is added to the payment invoices and only removed if the student has successfully gone through the waiver process
The Office of Student Finance OSF manages the federal aid process
For more information contact yuship yu edu or visit yu edu student life resources health insurance
STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE AND IMMUNIZATIONS Student Health Insurance Students who are registered for or more credits and are not in a program that is designated as entirely online are required to have health insurance
Coverage for emergency only care does not satisfy the requirement
The insurance company must be headquartered and operating in North America with a North American claims address and customer telephone number
The maximum benefit payable under the insurance plan must be unlimited U currency
The insurance plan must be active and cover students from the start of the coverage period which begins August of the current year and extends to August of the next year
State mandated Immunizations All students taking credits or more on campus must provide proof of immunization to measles mumps and rubella MMR as required by New York State public health law
The plan must provide outpatient benefits in the New York City area including office visits outpatient mental health benefits maternity and laboratory and radiology procedures
These forms must be returned by the first day of classes
The insurance plan must also include coverage for medic al evacuation of at least US Currency repatriation of remains of at least US Currency per year and a deductible not to exceed US Currency per year
All students are required to have a YU ID card regardless of whether they are an on campus or online student
The insurance plan must cover preventative treatment
Sign in with your YUAD username and password see
All students taking credits or more on campus must provide a complete Meningococcal Response Form or submit proof of meningococcal vaccination within the past five years
If you don t know your YUAD username and password visit yu edu findid
The Office of Student Services will send MMR and Meningococcal Response Forms to all registered students prior to the start of the semester
For assistance with the YU ID card contact yucardsupport yu edu
If you have questions contact yuhealthcenter yu edu STUDENT ID CARDS Your YU ID card is part of the OneCard system which allows students access to campus buildings free shuttles library accounts dining services and printing accounts
Ride the free local or intercampus shuttle
This number usually beings with
Access online library resources remotely
You can also download the OneCard app for access to their YU ID card anywhere
Obtain student discounts How to Obtain Your Student ID Send either a passport style photo o r headshot o f yourself with a solid color background to yucardpix yu edu with your Legal name YU ID number School Katz School Program Campus Beren Resnick or Wilf Online students select Beren as your campus
What can you do with your YU ID card
Wilf Campus West th Street NY NY Please allow hours before picking up your YU ID at the security office
Access campus buildings
The following programs hold classes at Beren and Lexington Avenue New York NY M in Artificial Intelligence M in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship M in Cybersecurity M in Data Analytics and Visualization M in Digital Marketing and Media M in Speech Language Pathology M A and Ph D Math M A in Physics Some math and physics classes meet at the Wilf Campus in Washington Heights Amsterdam Avenue New York NY
Check out books from the university library system
Online Campus The Katz School online programs meet on Canvas and Zoom M in Speech Language Pathology M in Cybersecurity M in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship M in Digital Marketing and Media For more information about YU campuses including a virtual tour of Beren and Wilf visit www yu edu campuses
If you add money to your meal plan account use your YU ID card to pay for food in the cafeterias or at local participating restaurants tax free
Cheer on the Yankees or spend a day at the Bronx Zoo
Students can pick up their YU ID at the security offices at Beren Campus East Street NY NY Brookdale Residence Hall
Ride the free Staten Island ferry and breathe in the parks and beaches
KATZ SCHOOL CAMPUS LOCATIONS Beren Campus The Katz School main administrative offices as well as several faculty offices are located at the Beren Campus in midtown Manhattan Lexington Avenue th Floor New York NY
Or spend a whole day in Manhattan tour a skyscraper in the morning eat a picnic lunch in Central Park explore a museum in the afternoon and catch a Broadway show in the evening
Resnick Campus The Occupational Therapy Doctorate and M in Physician Assistant Studies programs are located at YU Jack and Pearl Resnick Campus Morris Park Avenue and Morris Park Avenue Bronx NY
Campus Shuttle YU Office of Safety and Security provides free intercampus shuttle service in the evenings between the Beren Campus located at rd and Lexington Avenue and Wilf campuses as well as free local shuttle service to campus buildings local transit hubs and other approved stops
TRANSPORTATION AND GETTING AROUND New York City is made up of five boroughs Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Bronx and Staten Island
Parking For parking options near YU Wilf Campus visit www yu edu safety security parking
Enjoy emerging arts in Brooklyn or take a walk across the historic Brooklyn Bridge
To get a better understanding of the public transit options in New York City and how you can travel to campus from other neighborhoods in Manhattan and the other boroughs take a look at the Metropolitan Transit Authority tourism web mta info metrocard tourism
Hop on the subway to Queens and enjoy different cuisine at every stop
Subways Beren Campus The train at rd Street is one block away from the Beren Campus
There always something to do in the City That Never Sleeps
Connect from the local to the express or trains that run into Brooklyn
To access the intercampus shuttle students will need to make an account at www yushuttles com
Wilf Campus The closest subway stop to the Wilf Campus is the st Street stop of the train just blocks west and blocks south of campus
The is a local train that runs through the east side of Manhattan along Lexington and Park Avenues and continues into the Bronx
To simplify your commute to campus search for a n apartment along the line which stretches from the southernmost tip of Manhattan through Washington Heights and up to the Bronx
The second closest subway stop to the Beren Campus is Herald Square th St
The A is an express train and the distance between stops varies greatly depending on the neighborhood
This is a transportation hub the B D F M N Q R W trains all stop at Herald Square connect ing you to every borough
Resnick Campus The Jack and Pearl Resnick Campus in the Bronx is located at Morris Park Avenue
and th Ave you ll find the A C E trains