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Phoenix Children’s Genetics and Metabolism team employ the latest gene therapies to enhance care for a wide range of health conditions that have a genetic component — such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), epilepsy, heart disease, hearing loss and vision disorders.
Phoenix Children’s Genetics and Metabolism team employ the latest gene therapies to enhance care for a wide range of health conditions that have a genetic component — such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), epilepsy, heart disease, hearing loss and vision disorders.
Phoenix Children's dietary team is redefining hospital food! Check out our wide range of dining options and services, and the extra precautions we’re taking to ensure everyone enjoys a safe dining experience.
Dining at Phoenix Children's Hospital during COVID-19 | Phoenix Children's Hospital
Phoenix Children’s child life specialists are an important part of our health care team. They facilitate patient care by preparing children for medical procedures in ways that children understand, and engaging with our patients so they have best possible hospital experience. See link to get to know our child life team better as they help prepare 5-year-old Andres for a cast removal, which can be a difficult and lengthy process for kids.
A Day in the Life of an Outpatient Child Life Specialist | Phoenix Children's Hospital
At Phoenix Children’s, we are committed to continually promoting water safety and drowning prevention throughout our community. With support from SRP, we’re expanding our innovative program that provides pediatricians throughout Arizona with tools and training to educate families with young children about water safety during regularly scheduled well-child visits.
Our clinical team facilitates quality patient care in more ways than one! Our providers participated in the 2022 Miles for Migraine Walk, Run or Relax event to support headache research right here at Phoenix Children’s and other local health systems. Representing team Phoenix Children’s was Dr. Vaishnavi Vaidyanathan, Dr. Kara Lewis, Dr. Jennifer Heim, Dr. Robert Little, Dr. Reena Rastogi, Dr. Michael Mangum and Dr. Clara Chow Haws.
Our clinical team facilitates quality patient care in more ways than one! Our providers participated in the 2022 Miles for Migraine Walk, Run or Relax event to support headache research right here at Phoenix Children’s and other local health systems. Representing team Phoenix Children’s was Dr. Vaishnavi Vaidyanathan, Dr. Kara Lewis, Dr. Jennifer Heim, Dr. Robert Little, Dr. Reena Rastogi, Dr. Michael Mangum and Dr. Clara Chow Haws.
As one of the few pediatric programs in the country to offer extensive training at two medical centers, we believe our diverse clinical experiences is our strength. Our program combines experiences at Phoenix Children's, a large specialty-focused hospital and Valleywise Health Medical Center, a public medical center serving a diverse primary care population. We are the only pediatric residency program located in the Phoenix metro area and our program serves a metro population of nearly six million people. We hope the information here is useful in your search for a residency program.
Pediatric Residency
John Boyd, injury prevention specialist at Phoenix Children’s, is dedicated to educating children and families throughout our community about helmet and bike safety. He travels throughout Arizona to raise awareness.
John Boyd, injury prevention specialist at Phoenix Children’s, is dedicated to educating children and families throughout our community about helmet and bike safety. He travels throughout Arizona to raise awareness.
For the 12th consecutive year, Phoenix Children’s is ranked among the nation’s Best Children's Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. We’re proud to serve as Arizona’s top children’s hospital and only pediatric health system — bringing world-class care to communities throughout the state and across the Southwest.
Phoenix Children's Named a "Best Children's Hospital" by U.S. News & World Report | Phoenix Children's Hospital
Dr. Michael Kruer, director of the Movement Disorders Program at Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s, has dedicated much of his career to gaining a better understanding of the basic mechanisms that lead to neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental disorders, like #cerebralpalsy, in children. Read about his extensive and highly supported research initiatives.
Researcher Spotlights
Dr. David Bennett, board certified orthopedic and spine surgeon at Phoenix Children's, testing virtual reality during surgical pre-op training.
Dr. David Bennett, board certified orthopedic and spine surgeon at Phoenix Children's, testing virtual reality during surgical pre-op training.