College of Health Professions News

First Genetic Counseling Grads

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With the graduation of its first Master of Science in Genetic Counseling (MSGC) class, MUSC has more than doubled the number of trained professionals who can become certified genetic counselors in South Carolina each year. These graduates are entering a field critical to advancing precision health and personalized care. Learn more about how the MSGC program is "Changing What's Possible."

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Student Stories

PA student blog 072025

MUSC PA student leader Lucy Pelham shares insights on balancing rigorous academics with leadership roles. Through mentorship, resilience, and a passion for service, she emphasizes the value of community, time management, and self-care. Her journey highlights how student leadership can enrich the PA school experience and prepare future health care professionals.

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Alumni Spotlight

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As a student in MUSC’s BS in Healthcare Studies (HCS) program, Ashley Newton balanced working full time in a hospital lab, raising a child with complex health needs, and navigating school during a global pandemic. Since graduating in 2020, Ashley has earned her master’s degree and become a full-time faculty member at Trident Technical College—helping future health care professionals find their path, just like she found hers through HCS.

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Speech-Language Pathology
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Dysphagia Treatment

May 22, 2025

Janina Wilmskoetter, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, College of Health Professions’ Speech-Language Pathology faculty, received a five-year NIH R01 grant totaling $2.2M.

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Notice of Public Meeting

March 07, 2025

The CAA invites public input about the accreditation process and the M.S. education program in SLP at MUSC.

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SPEAK OUT! Grant

May 29, 2024

MUSC's MS in Speech-Language Pathology program and MUSC Health, have been awarded a SPEAK OUT! Clinical Education Grant from the Parkinson Voice Project.

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