What should you consider when sending your kids to camp?
The highlight of the summer for many is attending summer camp. Are you and your child prepared? Here is what you should consider when sending your kid to camp.
Mighty Blog
The Mighty Blog features stories from around Children’s Minnesota, as well as health and wellness information for raising healthy kids.
Work Here Wednesday: Scott Elsbernd, patient care manager
In honor of Pride month, we spoke with Scott Elsbernd, MS, RN-BC, PHN, patient care manager in the St. Paul Emergency Department, and community chair of Children’s Pride employee resource group.
Summer tips for sunny days
There are many benefits to playing in the sun, but it’s important to be safe while spending time outdoors. Read sun safety tips from our experts!
Our second-annual Walk for Amazing raises $320,000 to support Children’s Minnesota programs
Nearly two thousand participants came out for the second-annual Walk for Amazing on June 22 and raised more than $320,000 to support the many specialty areas at Children’s Minnesota.
Hy-Vee, Jel Sert and the American Childhood Cancer Organization donate freezer and unlimited ice pops to Children’s Minnesota
Thanks to a generous donation by Hy-Vee, Jel Sert and the American Childhood Cancer Organization, kids treated at Children’s Minnesota will now be able to enjoy ice pops.
Work Here Wednesday: Betsy Boegeman, social work
Today is Work Here Wednesday! We asked one of our social workers, Betsy Boegeman to tell us more about her work as a social worker in Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Program.
Work Here Wednesday: Cooks wanted!
We currently have openings in our nutrition department for part-time (.50 FTE benefits eligible) cooks in Minneapolis.
Forgetting children in hot cars: reduce the risk with these five tips
The weather is heating up in Minnesota. Here are five tips to ensure you’ll never accidentally leave your child unattended in the car.
Why we wear orange on National Gun Violence Awareness Day
At Children’s Minnesota, our goal is to put kids first and keep them safe. “As a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center, we want to prevent gun violence and accidental shootings,” said Laura Plasencia, trauma services manager.
Children’s Minnesota shares S.T.A.B.L.E. Program at Buffalo Hospital
Children’s neonatal outreach team recently presented the S.T.A.B.L.E. Program for the Buffalo Hospital nursery team.