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Dr. Melissa Esparza is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Phoenix Children’s, who enjoys making a positive impact on her patients’ quality of life. When asked why she chose Phoenix Children’s, she says, “I have the opportunity to work with great colleagues, staff, families and patients.”
Dr. Melissa Esparza is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Phoenix Children’s, who enjoys making a positive impact on her patients’ quality of life. When asked why she chose Phoenix Children’s, she says, “I have the opportunity to work with great colleagues, staff, families and patients.”
Dr. Stewart Goldman, SVP of research at Phoenix Children’s, received his annual flu shot, one of the most effective ways to be protected from getting sick with the flu.
Dr. Stewart Goldman, SVP of research at Phoenix Children’s, received his annual flu shot, one of the most effective ways to be protected from getting sick with the flu.
Dr. Dannah Raz, interim division chief of developmental pediatrics at Phoenix Children’s, is helping to educate the community on this common chromosomal condition. Families in our pediatric Down syndrome clinic benefit from the team's integrated care approach.
Dr. Dannah Raz, interim division chief of developmental pediatrics at Phoenix Children’s, is helping to educate the community on this common chromosomal condition. Families in our pediatric Down syndrome clinic benefit from the team's integrated care approach.
Phoenix Children’s is honored to be one of only three children’s hospitals and 10 healthcare organizations in the country to be named a 2023 Top Innovator by Modern Healthcare. We earned this recognition for developing and leading transformative innovations that are driving change across the healthcare industry. Visit our website to read more about our one-of-a-kind digital solutions, patient care apps and dashboards, and “data lake” — all of which directly impact patient safety and outcomes.
Phoenix Children's Named A Top Innovator by Modern Healthcare | Phoenix Children's Hospital
Kudos to Heather Huennekens, BSN, RN, a nurse in Phoenix Children’s pediatric intensive care unit and a winner of a DAISY award! Heather was recognized for being an exceptional nurse who truly went above and beyond to provide a patient and their family the best possible experience following an emergency surgery.
Kudos to Heather Huennekens, BSN, RN, a nurse in Phoenix Children’s pediatric intensive care unit and a winner of a DAISY award! Heather was recognized for being an exceptional nurse who truly went above and beyond to provide a patient and their family the best possible experience following an emergency surgery.
Lisa Vanatta, ketogenic diet clinical coordinator at Phoenix Children’s, was honored to speak at the International Neurological Ketogenic Society’s 8th Global Symposium on Ketogenic Therapies. She shared how we effectively established a ketogenic center and innovations that have enabled our center to grow and expand. Lisa is also the co-author of the Ketogenic Pocket Guide for Ketogenic Therapies for Neurological Disorders.
Lisa Vanatta, ketogenic diet clinical coordinator at Phoenix Children’s, was honored to speak at the International Neurological Ketogenic Society’s 8th Global Symposium on Ketogenic Therapies. She shared how we effectively established a ketogenic center and innovations that have enabled our center to grow and expand. Lisa is also the co-author of the Ketogenic Pocket Guide for Ketogenic Therapies for Neurological Disorders.
Emily Quitmeyer, RN, is another DAISY award-winning nurse at Phoenix Children's. Emily received nominations from two patient families who appreciated her attentiveness, compassion, personalized service, and ability to provide comfort and education throughout their stays in our pediatric intensive care unit.
Emily Quitmeyer, RN, is another DAISY award-winning nurse at Phoenix Children's. Emily received nominations from two patient families who appreciated her attentiveness, compassion, personalized service, and ability to provide comfort and education throughout their stays in our pediatric intensive care unit.
Dr. Carla Allan, division chief of psychology at Phoenix Children’s, is truly paving the way for enhanced mental and behavioral healthcare for Arizona’s youth. It’s her positive impact on the pediatric mental health crisis that earned her recognition as one of the University of Arizona College of Medicine Phoenix’s 2023 women to watch in medicine and science.
Women to Watch in Medicine and Science - Carla C. Allan, PhD
Team members at Phoenix Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders are sporting Phoenix Rising Football Club’s special edition, “Kick Childhood Cancer” scarves. Proceeds from scarf sales benefit the work we do for patient families.
Team members at Phoenix Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders are sporting Phoenix Rising Football Club’s special edition, “Kick Childhood Cancer” scarves. Proceeds from scarf sales benefit the work we do for patient families.
Morgan Mitchell, a registered nurse in Phoenix Children’s neonatal intensive care unit, is a recipient of a DAISY award.
Morgan Mitchell, a registered nurse in Phoenix Children’s neonatal intensive care unit, is a recipient of a DAISY award.