Meet the Children’s Minnesota bleeding and thrombosis (clotting) team
The Center for Bleeding and Clotting Disorders team is made up of several types of dedicated professionals. We collaborate daily to provide the best possible care to meet the individual and holistic needs of your child. As patients and families, you play a vital role in our team. Feel free to ask questions and share your lived experiences openly. Together, we can create a care plan tailored to your unique situation.
Check out your primary bleeding program providers below:
Check out your primary thrombosis program providers below:
When you visit our clinic, you will meet many of our important team members
Pediatric Hematologists and Advanced Practitioners specialize in diagnosing, treating, and managing children and teens impacted by thrombotic disorders.
Clinical Case Management Nurses care for patients in clinic settings. They provide education on medications and treatment plans, as well as coordinate interdisciplinary services.
Physical Therapists educate, prevent injuries, and aid healing for your child. They track progress and address strength, flexibility, and endurance during sessions.
Clinical Pharmacists ensure safe and effective medication use. They collaborate with your healthcare team, navigate insurance, and answer medication-related questions.
Social Workers provide emotional support, referrals, and advocacy. They address challenges related to clotting disorders, family stress, and barriers to care. Research Coordinators play a vital role in facilitating clinical trials at Children’s Minnesota.
Child Life Specialists use age-appropriate language and teaching tools to help children understand their illnesses. They provide valuable support during challenging times.
Genetic Counselors meet with new patients and families to help explain every step involved in the evaluation process. Genetic counselors help you make sense of genetic testing results and provide educational and support materials to make sure you have the information you need.