Marc Gorelick is named president and COO of Children’s Minnesota
Children’s Minnesota named Marc Gorelick president and chief operating officer, effective March 20.
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Standardized review methods help Children’s Minnesota determine which vaccines to use
Joseph Kurland, MPH, vaccine specialist and infection preventionist, co-authored a Becker’s Hospital Review article on meningitis with Dr. Leonard Friedland, vice president and director of scientific affairs & public health for GSK, a global health care company.
Dr. Friedrichsdorf explains the science behind children in pain
Dr. Stefan Friedrichsdorf, medical director of the Department of Pain Medicine, Palliative Care and Integrative Medicine, discussed the science behind pediatric pain management.
Children’s Minnesota names next president and chief operating officer
Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minn. – (January 5, 2017) – Children’s Minnesota is pleased to welcome Marc Gorelick, MD, as its new president and chief operating officer. Dr. Gorelick, who is chief operating officer and executive vice president of Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin (CHW), will begin his role at Children’s Minnesota on March 20.
Dr. Schultz conducts research on young patient’s Pleuropulmonary Blastoma tumors
Dr. Kris Ann Schultz collected samples from a patient's tumors to conduct research and develop better ways to diagnose and treat the cancer.
Children’s Theatre Company “Cinderella” stars visit patients
Cinderella and Prince Charming visited patients at the hospital.
Hannah Kull, APRN, shares tips on how children can give back to the community
Hannah Kull, APRN, shared tips with KARE-TV about how parents can teach their kids to give back.
Genetic testing increases in popularity and consumer availability
Geoffrey Beek, genetic counselor at Children's Minnesota, shared insights and expressed caution regarding gene testing.
Children’s Minnesota patient Obadiah Gamble goes viral (again)
Children’s Minnesota patient Obadiah Gamble attended a Minnesota Wild hockey game and excitedly celebrated a goal on camera, catching the attention of viewers.
Children’s Minnesota uses Fitbits to monitor diabetic patient activity levels
Fitbits can help monitor patients with type 1 diabetes at Children's Minnesota.