Children’s Minnesota Top Doctors recognized by Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
The 20th edition of the list includes nearly 864 doctors from across the Twin Cities, and 205 from Children's.
Staff Profiles
Thank you, nurses!
In honor of National Nurses Week, we recognize and celebrate each and every one of the remarkable nurses at Children's Minnesota who are committed to keeping kids safe, comfortable and always striving to be their best.
Five Question Friday: Meet Sarah Hromatka
Sarah works at Children’s Minnetonka campus, which offers a wide range of services including surgery, radiology/diagnostic imaging, endocrinology/diabetes, ENT, gynecology, neurosurgery, audiology, and physical, occupational and speech therapies for families in the west metro.
Evidence-based practice scholars
We have a special edition of Five Question Friday, highlighting five members who have participated in our evidence-based practice scholars program.
Get to know Children’s – Minnetonka patient care manager, nurse
Erin Curtis, RN, BSN, is the patient care manager for the surgery center in Minnetonka, where teams perform more than 3,200 outpatient surgeries each year.
Children’s Minnesota nurse’s work picture perfect
Get to know Jonathan Matters and find out what inspired his photography project in this week’s Five Question Friday.
Children’s Minnesota employee has worn many hats in 20 years
Five Question Friday: Desiree Wallace is celebrating her 20-year anniversary with the organization this year and has worked in a variety of roles.
Meet Children’s new medical director of anatomic pathology
Megan Dishop, MD, joined the Children's Minnesota team in March from Denver. Get to know her in this edition of Five Question Friday.
Passionate runner and Children’s Minnesota employee to go extra mile for kids
When Nathan Branson isn’t repairing and maintaining medical equipment, you’ll likely find him at Lake Harriet, pounding laps with his local running club.
“Children’s Pedcast”: Meet the man behind “The Dude”
Eriq Nelson plays a vital role at Children's as "The Dude," the face of the hospitals' in-house TV station, Star Studio.