In New Issue of Spinal Column, Shepherd Center Employees Reflect on the Unique Paths that Led Them to Where They are Today
The winter 2022 issue of Shepherd Center's quarterly magazine is now available for download as a PDF file here. Subscribers to the print version should have received copies via postal mail.
In this issue, Shepherd Center employees reflect on the unique paths that led them to where they are today. Whether they were patients at Shepherd first or started on one career path and ended up doing something different, each story shows the drive and passion they have to serve patients and families.
The magazine also features these stories among other patient profiles, staff highlights, honorariums and memorials:
When Dedication and Perseverance Pay Off After sustaining a spinal cord injury, Chris Bailey has made it his job to regain as much function as he can.
Shepherd Center Launches Pursuing Possible Campaign Pursuing Possible: The Campaign for Shepherd Center bolsters efforts to provide extraordinary care.
Shepherd Center's Complex Concussion Clinic This program spotlight demonstrates of the Complex Concussion Clinic provides specialized rehabilitative care for people with mild traumatic brain injuries.
From I Can't to I Can: Shawn Tyson Nearly two years after sustaining a traumatic brain injury, Shawn Tyson has made tremendous progress and plans to get back to working with cars.
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Shepherd Center provides world-class clinical care, research, and family support for people experiencing the most complex conditions, including spinal cord and brain injuries, multi-trauma, traumatic amputations, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and pain. An elite center recognized as both Spinal Cord Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems, Shepherd Center is ranked by U.S. News as one of the nation’s top hospitals for rehabilitation. Shepherd Center treats thousands of patients annually with unmatched expertise and unwavering compassion to help them begin again.