Dana Anaby, PhD, School of Physical & Occupational Therapy (SPOT), will provide an overview of the ASPIRE lab, followed by presentations from two Post Doctoral trainees.
Students finishing their undergrad (U3) or their qualifying year (QY) receive McGill SPOT name-tags that identify them as McGill OT or PT students, with which to begin their clinical placements!
AI is rapidly entering our lives - Who is making the decisions? How is this impacting practice in rehabilitation?
The McGill School of Physical and Occupational Therapy Research Committee and the TeleRehab SPOT group are pleased to present an upcoming seminar and workshop with special guest speaker, Alicia Ridout, MSc DipCOT FBCS MRCOT CSO, Director, Involve Me Digital Health Ltd, United Kingdom.
Every year, McGill University and Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario) host the best and the brightest for presentations on recent advances in research on rehabilitation. The Colloquium will be held at McGill in 2024! The event alternates between Montreal (even years) and Kingston, Ont. (odd years). See this page for news about the Colloquium.
SPOT's Convocation and Awards Reception, at which winners of SPOT Awards and graduates of the Professional Programs (OT and PT) as well as the Graduate Programs (MSc and PhD) are honoured, is held on the same day as the Health Sciences Convocation Ceremony.