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A huge congratulates to the following Phoenix Children's healthcare team members, who have been recognized as 2024 Healthcare Heroes by Phoenix Business Journal for their clinical excellence and significant impact to the medical community (from left to right): Dr. Carla Allan, division chief of pediatric psychology and Hagenah Family endowed chair, psychology (mental health advocate finalist) Dr. Nathan Page, pediatric otolaryngologist (winner in the physician category! He is pictured with Dr. Mark Gerber, division chief of otolaryngology Kassi Woods, social worker (non-physician category finalist)
A huge congratulates to the following Phoenix Children's healthcare team members, who have been recognized as 2024 Healthcare Heroes by Phoenix Business Journal for their clinical excellence and significant impact to the medical community (from left to right): Dr. Carla Allan, division chief of pediatric psychology and Hagenah Family endowed chair, psychology (mental health advocate finalist) Dr. Nathan Page, pediatric otolaryngologist (winner in the physician category! He is pictured with Dr. Mark Gerber, division chief of otolaryngology Kassi Woods, social worker (non-physician category finalist)
The IBLCE-certified lactation consultants at Phoenix Children's provide patient families and our healthcare staff with world-class breastfeeding care, support and education based on national recommendations and expert guidelines. They genuinely do all they can to help moms of newborns achieve their breastfeeding goals.
The IBLCE-certified lactation consultants at Phoenix Children's provide patient families and our healthcare staff with world-class breastfeeding care, support and education based on national recommendations and expert guidelines. They genuinely do all they can to help moms of newborns achieve their breastfeeding goals.
For the 15th consecutive year, Phoenix Children’s was honored to host the American Society of Craniofacial Surgeons’ Annual Craniofacial Fellows Course. Dr. Davinder Singh, our division chief of plastic surgery and the ASCFS president, organizes this annual course and is among the faculty to educate members representing craniofacial fellowship programs from across North America.
For the 15th consecutive year, Phoenix Children’s was honored to host the American Society of Craniofacial Surgeons’ Annual Craniofacial Fellows Course. Dr. Davinder Singh, our division chief of plastic surgery and the ASCFS president, organizes this annual course and is among the faculty to educate members representing craniofacial fellowship programs from across North America.
At Phoenix Children’s, our animal-assisted therapy (AAT) program includes 45 dogs, their handlers and additional volunteers who offer a broad range of therapeutic support for children during medical treatments or hospital stays.
At Phoenix Children’s, our animal-assisted therapy (AAT) program includes 45 dogs, their handlers and additional volunteers who offer a broad range of therapeutic support for children during medical treatments or hospital stays.
Ensuring our clinical teams possess top-notch practical skills in patient care is always a priority at Pheonix Children’s. Example: Clinicians, technicians and residents participated in a casting clinic to hone their cast application and removal skills in the Herbert J. Louis Center for Pediatric Orthopedics at Phoenix Children’s.
Ensuring our clinical teams possess top-notch practical skills in patient care is always a priority at Pheonix Children’s. Example: Clinicians, technicians and residents participated in a casting clinic to hone their cast application and removal skills in the Herbert J. Louis Center for Pediatric Orthopedics at Phoenix Children’s.
Phoenix Children’s brought together our neonatal-perinatal fellows with clinicians of neighboring programs across the Southwest for our first Neonatology Fellow Bootcamp. Faculty led a variety of simulation and procedural skills labs, offering participants hands-on training for numerous NICU scenarios — including pre-birth counseling, newborn resuscitation, intensive care emergent events, and more. We were honored to provide this world-class training experience to help ensure babies across the region receive the best possible newborn care.
Phoenix Children’s brought together our neonatal-perinatal fellows with clinicians of neighboring programs across the Southwest for our first Neonatology Fellow Bootcamp. Faculty led a variety of simulation and procedural skills labs, offering participants hands-on training for numerous NICU scenarios — including pre-birth counseling, newborn resuscitation, intensive care emergent events, and more. We were honored to provide this world-class training experience to help ensure babies across the region receive the best possible newborn care.
Lacey Khor, BSN, RN, CPN, CPON, at Phoenix Children’s Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders, is a DAISY Award winner! Lacey was among 49 nurses at Phoenix Children’s recently nominated for this award by patient families, staff and employees. One patient family nominated Lacey for her unwavering dedication and exceptional care during their son’s battle with leukemia. “Phoenix Children’s has become an unexpected second home for us, and the nursing team has displayed incredible compassion. Lacey has consistently stood out, serving as a beacon of support. She fosters collaboration between patients and caregivers, making each encounter more manageable.”
Lacey Khor, BSN, RN, CPN, CPON, at Phoenix Children’s Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders, is a DAISY Award winner! Lacey was among 49 nurses at Phoenix Children’s recently nominated for this award by patient families, staff and employees. One patient family nominated Lacey for her unwavering dedication and exceptional care during their son’s battle with leukemia. “Phoenix Children’s has become an unexpected second home for us, and the nursing team has displayed incredible compassion. Lacey has consistently stood out, serving as a beacon of support. She fosters collaboration between patients and caregivers, making each encounter more manageable.”
Congratulations to Lauren Vainer (center), BSN, RN, at Phoenix Children’s Emergency Department — Avondale Campus! She earned a DAISY Award for providing patient families with highly compassionate clinical care and personalized service. She was selected among 46 nominations submitted by patient families and our healthcare team.
Congratulations to Lauren Vainer (center), BSN, RN, at Phoenix Children’s Emergency Department — Avondale Campus! She earned a DAISY Award for providing patient families with highly compassionate clinical care and personalized service. She was selected among 46 nominations submitted by patient families and our healthcare team.
At Phoenix Children’s, our gastroenterology team has extensive experience performing sedation-free transnasal endoscopy (TNE) procedures using a single-use sterile scope. TNE enables clinicians to accurately examine and biopsy a patient’s upper digestive tract, namely the esophagus and stomach, in an outpatient setting without administering anesthesia. Dr. Shauna Schroeder, co-medical director of our Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disease (EGID) Clinic, recently trained other providers on this advanced technology from EvoEndo.
At Phoenix Children’s, our gastroenterology team has extensive experience performing sedation-free transnasal endoscopy (TNE) procedures using a single-use sterile scope. TNE enables clinicians to accurately examine and biopsy a patient’s upper digestive tract, namely the esophagus and stomach, in an outpatient setting without administering anesthesia. Dr. Shauna Schroeder, co-medical director of our Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disease (EGID) Clinic, recently trained other providers on this advanced technology from EvoEndo.
At Phoenix Children’s, our gastroenterology team has extensive experience performing sedation-free transnasal endoscopy (TNE) procedures using a single-use sterile scope. TNE enables clinicians to accurately examine and biopsy a patient’s upper digestive tract, namely the esophagus and stomach, in an outpatient setting without administering anesthesia. Dr. Shauna Schroeder, co-medical director of our Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disease (EGID) Clinic, recently trained other providers on this advanced technology from EvoEndo.
At Phoenix Children’s, our gastroenterology team has extensive experience performing sedation-free transnasal endoscopy (TNE) procedures using a single-use sterile scope. TNE enables clinicians to accurately examine and biopsy a patient’s upper digestive tract, namely the esophagus and stomach, in an outpatient setting without administering anesthesia. Dr. Shauna Schroeder, co-medical director of our Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disease (EGID) Clinic, recently trained other providers on this advanced technology from EvoEndo.