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Congratulations to Syed Jaffery, Phoenix Children’s director of pharmacy business operations, who was presented the 2023 Regent’s and Service awards by the Arizona Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Congratulations to Syed Jaffery, Phoenix Children’s director of pharmacy business operations, who was presented the 2023 Regent’s and Service awards by the Arizona Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
Phoenix Children’s clinical team recently celebrated another clinical milestone: The completion of 500+ pathologist-assisted fine needle aspirations. This minimally invasive biopsy procedure enables our clinicians to obtain a tissue or fluid sample from a patient in an operating room, at a clinic or right at their bedside, and examine it in real-time using a portable microscope. This innovative approach is safe, fast and accurate.

Phoenix Children’s clinical team recently celebrated another clinical milestone: The completion of 500+ pathologist-assisted fine needle aspirations. This minimally invasive biopsy procedure enables our clinicians to obtain a tissue or fluid sample from a patient in an operating room, at a clinic or right at their bedside, and examine it in real-time using a portable microscope. This innovative approach is safe, fast and accurate.
Congratulations to Alexis Ruiz, a nurse at Phoenix Children’s, who recently took home the gold as she represented the USA at the World Archery Championships! To celebrate, our healthcare team on the 10th floor of Phoenix Children’s Hospital – Thomas Campus welcomed Alexis back with an all-American celebration.

Congratulations to Alexis Ruiz, a nurse at Phoenix Children’s, who recently took home the gold as she represented the USA at the World Archery Championships! To celebrate, our healthcare team on the 10th floor of Phoenix Children’s Hospital – Thomas Campus welcomed Alexis back with an all-American celebration.
Talk about a unique, cross-functional collaboration at Phoenix Children’s! Our food services team recently hosted a healthy cooking demonstration attended by our pediatric radiology team, which used the event as a fun teambuilding activity. Both teams were honored to learn from special guest and renowned Chef Kenny Woods, executive chef of Fox Restaurant Concepts.

Talk about a unique, cross-functional collaboration at Phoenix Children’s! Our food services team recently hosted a healthy cooking demonstration attended by our pediatric radiology team, which used the event as a fun teambuilding activity. Both teams were honored to learn from special guest and renowned Chef Kenny Woods, executive chef of Fox Restaurant Concepts.
It’s breaktime for Checkers! Our full-time facility dog is resting between patient appointments in one of our pediatric wheelchairs. For patients who have difficulties sitting, walking, standing or moving independently, Phoenix Children’s offers a seating and mobility clinic — which brings together experts to evaluate patients and provide proper seating and mobility equipment that meets their specific needs.

It’s breaktime for Checkers! Our full-time facility dog is resting between patient appointments in one of our pediatric wheelchairs. For patients who have difficulties sitting, walking, standing or moving independently, Phoenix Children’s offers a seating and mobility clinic — which brings together experts to evaluate patients and provide proper seating and mobility equipment that meets their specific needs.
What does Ryan Yeager, our vice president of finance, value most about Phoenix Children’s and enjoy about his community? Get to know Ryan in this special feature from Phoenix Business Journal, which recognized Ryan as a member of their 2023 Class of 40 under 40:

Phoenix Business Journal 2023 40 Under 40: Ryan Yeager - Phoenix Business Journal
For medical students pursuing a clinical career in pediatric neurosurgery, we offer a pediatric neurosurgery fellowship at Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s. Participating fellows gain extensive education in the care of pediatric neurosurgical cases, such as traumatic brain injury, spasticity, epilepsy, hypothalamic hamartoma, neuro-oncology, brachial plexus injury and craniofacial surgery.

For medical students pursuing a clinical career in pediatric neurosurgery, we offer a pediatric neurosurgery fellowship at Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s. Participating fellows gain extensive education in the care of pediatric neurosurgical cases, such as traumatic brain injury, spasticity, epilepsy, hypothalamic hamartoma, neuro-oncology, brachial plexus injury and craniofacial surgery.
Surgeons at Phoenix Children’s Center for Spine Care use a 3D guidance system to gain a multidimensional view of a patient’s anatomy during highly complex spine surgeries. We’re proud to be the only children’s hospital in Arizona that brings together neurosurgical and orthopedic expertise with cutting-edge technology to effectively diagnose and treat a wide range of pediatric spine issues and deformities.

Surgeons at Phoenix Children’s Center for Spine Care use a 3D guidance system to gain a multidimensional view of a patient’s anatomy during highly complex spine surgeries. We’re proud to be the only children’s hospital in Arizona that brings together neurosurgical and orthopedic expertise with cutting-edge technology to effectively diagnose and treat a wide range of pediatric spine issues and deformities.
Phoenix Children’s Emergency Department – Avondale Campus is now open to provide West Valley families with more convenient access to 24/7 pediatric emergency care! Specifically designed with kids in mind, our new 35,000 sq. ft. emergency department (ED) features 40 exam and treatment rooms plus onsite imaging and lab services. Learn more about this state-of-the-art ED, which is part of our ongoing expansion strategy in one of the fastest-growing areas in the U.S.

Phoenix Children's Emergency Department - Avondale Campus Opens Today | Phoenix Children's Hospital
As a part of our ongoing expansion at Phoenix Children’s Hospital — Thomas Campus, we are beginning the construction of a new 44,000 sq. ft. neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). This will replace our existing American Academy of Pediatrics-designated Level IV NICU and will enable us to further expand the highest level of medical care we provide newborns with the most complex neonatal conditions. Read all about planned features, amenities and careful considerations going into the design of this state-of-the-art NICU slated to open next year.

As a part of our ongoing expansion at Phoenix Children’s Hospital — Thomas Campus, we are beginning the construction of a new 44,000 sq. ft. neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). This will replace our existing American Academy of Pediatrics-designated Level IV NICU and will enable us to further expand the highest level of medical care we provide newborns with the most complex neonatal conditions. Read all about planned features, amenities and careful considerations going into the design of this state-of-the-art NICU slated to open next year.