What to expect from our department
Hospitalists are among the first faces kids see when they’re transferred to an inpatient or observation unit. During this process, our team confers with the admitting doctor and the patient’s pediatrician to gather information and plan for first-rate care.
Hospitalists visit their patients at least once a day — and more often as needed. Our team members usually work several days in a row so we can get to know the kids better.
If you have a question or concern, we’re here to help. Even if it’s 4:00 a.m. on a holiday, you’ll always find us busy on the unit. To speak with your hospitalist, please ask your child’s nurse or any member of the care team.
Get to know our team
If you visit Children’s Minnesota general medical and surgical floor or observation unit, be on the look out for:
Aimee Sznewajs, MD
Medical director of Pediatric Hospital Medicine
Our full team of doctors and nurse practitioners in the pediatric hospital medicine department at Children’s Minnesota can be found below. (Click on their names to read their profiles.)
– Children’s Minnesota Employee
