Molly McCarthy, PhD, MPH, recently joined the College of Allied Health Professions in the Division of Occupational Therapy Education. Dr. McCarthy teaches evidence-based practice, grant writing, and a systematic review class in the OTD curriculum. Her ongoing research addresses diversity and inclusion in occupational therapy as well as support for mothers of infants in the neonatal intensive care unit. Her hobbies include spending time with her family, swing dancing, running, cooking, and gardening.
Welcome new faculty: Molly McCarthy, PhD
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