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Three Children’s Minnesota nurses recognized as 2018 Outstanding Nurses

Janyce Majkozak, RN, CDE, Natalie Wilson, RN, BSN, CPLC, and Bethany Beattie, BSN, RN, PHN, were recognized by Mpls/St.Paul Magazine as three of 17 Outstanding Nurses in 2018. Janyce was recognized for her work as a diabetes educator at Children’s Minnesota McNeely Diabetes Clinic, Natalie was recognized for her work as an RN Care Coordinator in the NICU, and Bethany was recognized for her work in women’s health at The Mother Baby Center (United Hospital).

You can read the full article: A picture of health: 2018 outstanding nurses.

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New study offers hope for children living with rare condition linked to brain tumors and brain injuries

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Children’s Minnesota hospital in St. Paul redesignated as a Level 4 trauma center

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Children’s Minnesota hospital in St. Paul has been redesignated as a Level 4 trauma center, recognizing its readiness to provide timely, high-quality care for injured children....
Children’s Minnesota leader appointed to Governor’s Workforce Development Board

Children’s Minnesota leader appointed to Governor’s Workforce Development Board

Children’s Minnesota is pleased to announce that Crystle Illa, director of talent acquisition, has been appointed to the Governor’s Workforce Development Board, a group that helps guide workforce efforts across...
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