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Space is still available in our September cohort of our Medical Office training program at our new Las Vegas Trail Health Center! You can sign up today!
Health Career Training in Las Vegas Trail | Cook Children's
Cook Children's is excited to be going to San Antonio for the Recruit Military job fair next week! If you are at the job fair on August 21, please come to our booth to meet with Stephanie and Alyson. We have amazing clinical and non-clinical opportunities available for our active military, veterans, and their spouses!
DAV RecruitMilitary - San Antonio Veterans Job Fair
For two decades, the residents of Las Vegas Trail (LVT) in west Fort Worth have lived in a food and health care desert. The slow decline of the area since the 1993 closing of Carswell Air Force Base—once the economic anchor of the neighborhood—made the community vulnerable to poverty and crime. As a result, access to quality health care, nutritious food sources, safe community spaces and economic stability became a thing of the past. But the tide is turning. Today, the new neighborhood health center serving the Las Vegas Trail area opened its doors, bringing a fresh wave of safety, health and nutrition resources to Las Vegas Trail residents. The center is a first-of-its-kind partnership between JPS Health Network, Cook Children’s Health Care System,
A New Beginning Takes Flight: Inside the Landmark Collaboration Bringing Las Vegas Trail a One-of-a-Kind Community Health Care Hub
Excited to introduce the new Las Vegas Trail Training program, aimed at preparing individuals in the Las Vegas Trail neighborhood for fulfilling careers in healthcare! This initiative focuses on empowering community members by offering essential skills and creating pathways to valuable job opportunities with Cook Children's and JPS Health Network. Whether you're embarking on a new journey or seeking a career change, this program is designed to support your success. We've joined forces with JPS Health Network, Tarrant County College Corporate Solutions, and Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County to not only provide training but also assist in securing employment opportunities with Cook Children's or JPS.
Health Career Training in Las Vegas Trail | Cook Children's
The new neighborhood health center serving the Las Vegas Trail area is more than just a health clinic. It’s a hub designed to connect the dots for healthy living, strong families and thriving communities. And nothing says community quite like gathering in the kitchen and whipping up a meal together. That’s the idea behind the health center’s Demonstration Kitchen. Outfitted with commercial-grade appliances, the kitchen is designed to welcome Las Vegas Trail residents to the table for cooking classes and nutrition counseling and education. It will be an interactive space, where guests can engage with one another while learning how to choose and prepare healthy meals on a budget.
From Our Kitchen to Yours: Inside the Demonstration Kitchen at the new neighborhood health center serving the Las Vegas Trail Area
Cook Children's recruiting team is excited to have a booth at the National Association of Hispanic Nurses conference in Dallas next week! If you are at the conference, stop by and meet Trish and Alyson!
NAHN 50th Annual Conference
Cook Children’s Neuroscience Research Center, led by Christos Papadelis, PhD, is the recipient of a $50,000 research grant funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) through the National Pediatric Rehabilitation Resource Center, also known as CPROGRESS, for a study mapping the brain’s response to robotic-assisted rehabilitation in children with unilateral cerebral palsy. “We are one of very few centers in the United States mapping changes in the brain as a result of robotic rehabilitation,” Dr. Papadelis said. “It’s not the rehabilitation by itself or the robotic system by itself, but it's the fact that we try to map the brain’s plasticity or what type of plasticity takes place in the brains of these kids in response to the rehabilitation.”
Gaming for Good: Cook Children's Robotic Rehabilitation Study Maps Brain Changes in Children with Unilateral Cerebral Palsy
Cook Children's is excited to be on the Forbes Best Large Employers list for a second year in a row!
Forbes 2025 America's Best Large Employers List
The story of Cook Children’s Medical Center – Fort Worth is as rich and enduring as that of the city it calls home. The medical center’s roots date back to 1918 when Fort Worth’s Camp Bowie thrived as a military training center, the Stockyards buzzed with livestock trade, and the city’s population hovered near 100,000. Through all of Cowtown’s transformations, Cook Children’s has risen to meet the needs of the moment—expanding its campus, evolving its technological capabilities, and adding services to improve the health and well-being of all children in its care. Today, Cook Children’s begins a new chapter in its 107-year history of hope and healing by breaking ground on the site that will soon see the rise of a new 760,000-square-foot patient care tower, currently referred to as the West Tower.
Let the Sunshine In: Cook Children's Advances Legacy of Healing and Hope with New Patient Tower
This week, Cook Children’s Health Care System opened the Cook Children’s Neighborhood Health Center, provided by The Happy Davis Foundation and the Texas Rangers at 6825 Manhattan Boulevard in east Fort Worth. It is Cook Children’s eighth Neighborhood Health Center (NHC), all of them located in areas throughout Tarrant County where access to care is most needed. These centers provide primary health care, well-being services and more to families living in areas where residents are met with multiple barriers to accessing care, including limited transportation, food insecurity, language or literacy barriers, and a lack of awareness of available resources. We have great opportunities with our Neighborhood clinics! Click over to our Careers page to learn more!
Careers at Cook Children's