Discussing mental health with your child
Parents often have difficulty identifying when their child may be struggling with mental health. Just how big of an issue is this and how can parents support their child?
Parents often have difficulty identifying when their child may be struggling with mental health. Just how big of an issue is this and how can parents support their child?
The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal sat down with Children's Minnesota President and CEO Dr. Marc Gorelick for an in-depth interview about his vision for Children’s Minnesota, changes in the health care system and why he loves working in pediatrics.
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society honored two Children’s Minnesota clinicians from the Cancer and Blood Disorders Program with Lifeblood Awards in a ceremony last week.
Honor to be presented during Sickle Cell Foundation of Minnesota annual gala
Children’s Minnesota is thrilled to announce that Becky Woitalewicz, vice president of finance operations and former interim chief financial officer, has been selected by Finance & Commerce as a “2019 Top Women in Finance” honoree for her significant career achievements and impact on Children’s and our community.
MINNEAPOLIS (September 23, 2019) – Today, Children’s Minnesota announced two new appointments to its executive leadership team. Effective Sept. 23, Laurin Cathey assumes the role of vice president of human resources (HR) and Serge-Alain Wandji joins as the vice president of strategy, business development and innovation.
Children’s Minnesota and Capture recently received honorable mention in Ragan’s Health Care PR and Marketing Awards in the video category for the Star Gala Koch Family Video. Ragan’s award celebrates teams, organizations, consultants and agencies who have redefined the field with their groundbreaking work.
Children’s is proud to congratulate the 173 physicians who were recognized as 2019 Top Doctors by Minnesota Monthly magazine.
Children’s Minnesota announced it received a $500,000 two-year grant from Kohl’s Cares to support the health system’s Community Connect program, an innovative initiative that goes beyond basic medical care to support the social determinants of health impacting kids.
The Minnesota Perinatal Organization conference is Sept. 19-20, 2019. Four Children’s-affiliated speakers are presenting state-of-the-art information on obstetric and newborn care practices.