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Behind the scenes, we have a busy team handling all of our patient's medical records. Lashawn is the Assistant Director of Health Information Management who oversees the team working to code, file and store medical records properly. Hear why she says Scottish Rite for Children is the "best place to work" in this #StaffSpotlight.
We’re excited to announce that our researchers have received a $100,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)! This grant will be used to research new, less invasive treatment methods for fractures in patients diagnosed with NF1, an uncommon genetic disorder associated with pediatric and adult tumors and persistent bone fractures. Read more about the groundbreaking research our team is conducting on our blog.
“I'm one part of an extraordinary team that helps our families have a great experience while staying with us,” says Jason, our inpatient care coordinator. He works to ensure the needs of the patient and family are met during their inpatient stay and at discharge. Learn more about his role in this staff spotlight.
When our patients come to us for surgery, it takes a dedicated team to make sure they are cared for before, during and after their procedure. Christopher is a registered nurse who works in Surgical Services, making sure that patients have a great experience when they come in for surgery and receive the care they need from start to finish. Learn more about why Christopher’s role is so important in this #StaffSpotlight.
Sports medicine physicians take care of orthopedic conditions as well as sports-related concussions. Our medical staff does more than provide care, they research and teach others how to get athletes safely back to their sport. Check out what they were up to at the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine annual meeting this year!
Brightening up your feed with our favorite furry friend, Margo! 🐾
We’re beaming with pride for our former patient and future orthopedic surgeon, Jasmine! During the Perry Outreach Program (POP) course designed to introduce young women to orthopedic surgery and engineering careers, Jasmine was one of 30 young women that performed mock orthopedic surgeries and conducted biomechanical experiments, while also hearing from prominent women engineers and surgeons in the field. Learn more about the impact the program had on Jasmine and so many others on our blog.
The friendly faces you find at Scottish Rite for Children are those of our dedicated staff members who share the common goal of making a difference in the lives of children. Hong is a physician assistant who has been with us for nearly 10 years, working with our other medical staff to provide excellent patient care. Read what Scottish Rite means to Hong in this #StaffSpotlight.
At Scottish Rite for Children, there are many people behind-the-scenes working to give our patients the best care possible. Meet Stephanie, a pharmacy inventory technician who makes sure we always have what we need to treat our patients effectively and safely. Read more in this #StaffSpotlight.
Our sports medicine experts recently shared results from leading-edge research looking at single-sport athletes and their risk for a secondary ACL tear. Third-year UT Southwestern Medical Center medical student, Craig Kemper, presented this study at the Mid-America Orthopaedic Association annual meeting. The project compared recoveries between single sport and multi-sport young athletes after undergoing an ACL reconstruction. Learn more on our website.
