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School of
Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences

YOU ARE BOUVÉ

Programs

In the field or in the classroom, experience forms the foundation of everything we do. 

Research

Research lies at the heart of the Bouvé educational experience.

At the intersection of rehabilitation, clinical practice, data, and engineering

The School of Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences (SoCRS) at Northeastern University’s Bouvé College of Health Sciences combines skilled faculty with innovative academics to create leaders in the fields of Physical Therapy, Movement, and Rehabilitation Sciences, Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Medical Science.

Working at the intersection of rehabilitation, clinical practice, data, and engineering — students and fellows engage in cutting edge, transformative research and experiential learning — preparing them to improve the quality of life and self-care for patients and communities, while promoting and developing innovative proaches to the future of healthcare.

The future of healthcare
starts now

Departments

Labs and Clinics

Research Labs

The School of Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences boast a rich array of multi- and interdisciplinary labs and research towards one end — improving the lives of people. Learn more about our labs and areas of research.

Clinic

Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic

Our full-services, technologically advanced Speech-Language and Hearning Center provides assessment, treatment, counseling, and referral services to children and adults with hearing, balance, communication and/or swalling problems. 

Speech-Language and Hearing Center at Northeastern University

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Bouvé News

Programs

School Leadership

Trenton Honda

PhD, MMS, PA-C


Associate Dean, School of Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences; Clinical Professor
Medical Sciences

Christopher Cesario

DPT, MBA

Interim Chair, Department of Physical Therapy, Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences; Senior Director of Clinical Education; Clinical Professor Physical Therapy, Human Movement, and Rehabilitation Sciences

Emily Zimmerman

PhD, CCC-SLP

Chair, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders; Associate Chair for Research and Innovation; Associate Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders

Carey Barry

MHS, PA-C, MT(ASCP), DFAAPA

Chair, Department of Medical Sciences; Associate Clinical Professor
Medical Sciences

Sheri R. Kiami

DPT

Associate Director of Graduate Affairs; Associate Clinical Professor; Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leader for the School of Clinical and Rehabilitation Sciences Physical Therapy, Human Movement, and Rehabilitation Sciences