Patient Stories, News, Announcements and more from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Smithers knew since junior high school that he wanted to pursue a career as a surgeon. The director of the Esophageal and Airway Treatment Service (EATS) program talks about how his love of science and desire to help others helped inspire his path, and what a typical day looks like.
For Martin Trapecar, Ph.D., a lifelong quest to understand human diseases brings him to Johns Hopkins All Children's.
Wassam Rahman, M.D., has led the Pediatric Emergency Center for nearly 20 years. He talks about what inspired him to go into medicine, how emergency medicine has changed, and some of the lessons we can learn from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Schulhof joins Johns Hopkins All Children’s from Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis, where she has served as president for the past year. Before her service at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital, Schulhof spent more than 17 years leading complex health care organizations, including Indiana University Health and HCA Healthcare.
Pharmacy director Matt Werling talks about the sense of mission he feels working at the hospital, and what Pride Month means to him.
Clinical nurse Mark McDaniels talks about his love for Johns Hopkin All Children’s Hospital and what Pride means to him.
Gift officer Waleska Lozada and Funds Manager Todd Fullwood, a dynamic duo who are part of the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Foundation team, share some reflections on the meaning of Pride Month and the joy of working at Johns Hopkins All Children’s.
Xiangbo Ruan, Ph.D., is working to unravel the secrets of ribonucleic acid (RNA) to better understand how RNA modifications affect human organs and potentially cause disease.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s has worked to reduce preventable childhood injuries in the Tampa Bay area for decades. When the COVID-19 pandemic presented new challenges, a dedicated group of injury prevention experts stepped up to meet them.
From the day Dr. Sosa became the hospital’s first neonatologist, he has helped to shape the care of fragile newborns in the Tampa Bay region and beyond.
Luis Montes, M.D., pediatric and adolescent medicine physician, shares what drew him to pediatric rehabilitation medicines and how he connects with patients and families.
Clinicians and predictive analytics experts are working together to improve treatment for pediatric patients with bronchiolitis.
