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Bridging the Gap: DSRF Senior Occupational Therapist Hina Mahmood is currently serving as a supervisor/mentor for Occupational Therapy student Zainab Ali who is in the final weeks of completing her Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree at Washington University School of Medicine – St. Louis. Zainab’s capstone project focuses on OT practice outside of the U.S. and is aimed at creating bridges for shared communication and knowledge with organizations in other countries. For her project she has chosen to work with the Karachi Down Syndrome Program (KDSP) in Karachi, Pakistan and is receiving mentorship from DSRF OT Hina and the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation. As a mentor, Hina will help create and take part in presentations over the next 3 months focusing on a variety of OT specific topics and how these impact individuals with Down syndrome. Hina and DSRF hope to continue this collaboration with KDSP, which Hina visited in 2022, and create a long standing relationship with other Down syndrome organizations around the world.And to give you a sense of Hina's level of commitment, we'll add that this screenshot was taken at 1:30 am last night! 👊🏾 ... See MoreSee Less
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