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Life After the NICU
Phoenix Children’s Center for Fetal and Neonatal Care offers a unique, concierge-style resource for families. As you prepare to leave the NICU and enter the next phase of caring for your child, our team is here to help coordinate the many services, providers and support resources
Applications
We are thankful for the many patients and family members who want to be involved and share their journey. We encourage you to apply to be a Patient Family Advisor. Please review the listed responsibilities and complete the appropriate application.
Past Conference Highlights
Join us as we reflect on the remarkable journey of the EMS & Prehospital Care Conference, now celebrating its 8th consecutive year of excellence! Over this time, our conference has evolved into a premier platform for fostering knowledge exchange and innovation in emergency
Doctor
Jon F. McGreevy, MD, MSPH
Division Chief, Emergency Medicine; Division Chief, Urgent Care
Specialties
Service,
Specialty
The Center for Spine Care at Phoenix Children’s is a national leader in the diagnosis and treatment of children with all types of spine disorders — from the simple to very complex. We see patients from Arizona and around the country. Our highly trained specialists customize care
Conditions We Treat
A perinatal or postpartum mood disorder can take many forms, and can vary widely in symptoms and severity. Symptoms can begin any time during or after pregnancy — even months after giving birth and may include: Feeling depressed or sad Anxiety Feeling overwhelmed, numb or drained
CME Session
PCH - Update on the Imaging of Child Abuse - Drs. Lisa Kirsch, John Curran, & Cory Pfeifer
This recording will not be available until early November At the end of this presentation, participants should be able to: Understand the concept of Sentinel Injuries in Child Physical Abuse and be familiar with how to recognize them. Know how to use the Ten 4 FACES-P Bruising
Social Work Services
A hospitalization can happen at any time, often adding to existing family stressors. Social Work Services at Phoenix Children’s helps patients and families overcome life’s most difficult challenges and troubles of everyday living – inside and outside the hospital. If you don’t