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Phoenix Children’s fifth annual, CE-accredited EMS & Prehospital Care Conference brought together nearly 1,000 first responders, doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and other medical providers from across Arizona to gain the latest best practices in emergency care for infants and children. Read more about this annual conference, designed to improve prehospital care of children facing medical emergencies like trauma, heart issues, heat-related illnesses, sepsis, complications after a home birth, and other serious and life-threatening emergencies.
Phoenix Children's Training First Responders for Pediatric 911 Calls | Phoenix Children's Hospital
Phoenix Children's talent acquisition professionals, David Blaha and Raye Jean Becker, were on hand at the American Academy of Pediatrics AAP Experience to educate physicians on career opportunities within our nationally-ranked health system.
Phoenix Children's talent acquisition professionals, David Blaha and Raye Jean Becker, were on hand at the American Academy of Pediatrics AAP Experience to educate physicians on career opportunities within our nationally-ranked health system.
Phoenix Children’s clinical laboratory manager, Amy Lawrence (left), and recruiter Aaron Cook (right) networked with attendees at the American Society for Clinical Pathology’s 2023 annual meeting. Booth visitors learned about the only full-service clinical laboratory in Arizona dedicated to pediatrics and our available career opportunities.
Phoenix Children’s clinical laboratory manager, Amy Lawrence (left), and recruiter Aaron Cook (right) networked with attendees at the American Society for Clinical Pathology’s 2023 annual meeting. Booth visitors learned about the only full-service clinical laboratory in Arizona dedicated to pediatrics and our available career opportunities.
Clinicians representing Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s were part of the 52nd Child Neurology Society Annual Meeting — sharing their expertise by leading presentations, participating in panel discussions and presenting research posters. Topics included the correlation between migraines and iron deficiency anemia, clinical mentorship, clinical leadership and more. Child neurologist Dr. Brian Appavu (not pictured) was also awarded a research grant by the Pediatric Epilepsy Research Foundation.
Clinicians representing Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s were part of the 52nd Child Neurology Society Annual Meeting — sharing their expertise by leading presentations, participating in panel discussions and presenting research posters. Topics included the correlation between migraines and iron deficiency anemia, clinical mentorship, clinical leadership and more. Child neurologist Dr. Brian Appavu (not pictured) was also awarded a research grant by the Pediatric Epilepsy Research Foundation.
Phoenix Children’s hosted its annual Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD) Conference, during which a highly specialized team of clinical experts presented the latest best practices for optimizing long-term care of infants with BPD. Phoenix Children’s clinicians pictured from left to right include Dr. Pamela Griffiths, neonatologist; Dr. Rajeev Bhatia, pulmonologist; Amy Brown, neonatologist; Dr. Sophia Williams, pulmonologist; and Dr. Deborah Tom, neonatologist; with Dr. Nicholas Bamat, attending neonatologist at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (in center).
Phoenix Children’s hosted its annual Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD) Conference, during which a highly specialized team of clinical experts presented the latest best practices for optimizing long-term care of infants with BPD. Phoenix Children’s clinicians pictured from left to right include Dr. Pamela Griffiths, neonatologist; Dr. Rajeev Bhatia, pulmonologist; Amy Brown, neonatologist; Dr. Sophia Williams, pulmonologist; and Dr. Deborah Tom, neonatologist; with Dr. Nicholas Bamat, attending neonatologist at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (in center).
Registered nurses at Phoenix Children’s attended the recent American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet Conference. Always looking to advance their patient care skills, our nurses took in the latest research findings, evidence-based nursing practices and innovative ways to promote safety and quality in all they do. This conference is just one of the many ways we invest in our nurses’ professional development as they strive for clinical excellence — to ultimately benefit our patient families.
Registered nurses at Phoenix Children’s attended the recent American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet Conference. Always looking to advance their patient care skills, our nurses took in the latest research findings, evidence-based nursing practices and innovative ways to promote safety and quality in all they do. This conference is just one of the many ways we invest in our nurses’ professional development as they strive for clinical excellence — to ultimately benefit our patient families.
Dr. Tanya Kalin has joined Phoenix Children’s as vice chair of translational research for the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, In her new role, she will continue her focus on pioneering effective treatments for pediatric cancers with fewer negative side effects.
Phoenix Children's Expands Research Team with Scientist Pioneering New Childhood Cancer Treatments | Phoenix Children's Hospital
For the third consecutive year, Phoenix Children’s has been named one of the healthiest 100 workplaces in America by Healthiest Employers based on our investments in the health and well-being of our employees. Our robust offering of services includes an onsite Wellness Center featuring massage chairs, fitness equipment and a team building area; onsite mental health services; a chronic condition management program; nutrition planning and multiple fitness platforms; and a suite of employee assistance services.
Julia pays it forward by volunteering in our Developmental Pediatrics Clinic and Center for Fetal and Neonatal Care. We appreciate all she does for our patient families, staff and community!
Julia pays it forward by volunteering in our Developmental Pediatrics Clinic and Center for Fetal and Neonatal Care. We appreciate all she does for our patient families, staff and community!
Holly Tutton, RN, is another DAISY award winner from Phoenix Children’s. She was recognized for providing excellent patient care in our cardiovascular intensive care unit.
Holly Tutton, RN, is another DAISY award winner from Phoenix Children’s. She was recognized for providing excellent patient care in our cardiovascular intensive care unit.