The University of Louisville Department of Pediatrics exists to meet the health-related needs of children. Our faculty are researchers who explore innovation in pediatric medicine. They are leaders in their fields, serving on local, regional, and national committees and organizations, helping to set standards of care and formulate new treatment models. They are educators, focused on training the next generation of pediatricians and specialists. We work with community partners to provide a full range of services to children throughout Louisville, Southern Indiana, and Kentucky, providing clinical health care through our affiliation with Norton Children's system of hospitals and outpatient practices, pediatrics units at UofL Hospital, Owensboro Medical Center and Baptist Health Paducah.
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The work raiseRED does is imperative to our mission! We can't thank you enough!
We are so grateful for our donors for their support of?a better tomorrow! At the end of our recent 18-hour dance marathon, we were thrilled to reveal we raised over $533,000 this year for Norton Children's Cancer Institute and the University of Louisville Department of Pediatrics. That would not be possible without our generous donors. THANK YOU! Every dollar will go to changing kids' health to change the future.
From the nation's Capitol to Kentucky's Capitol, we're committed to advocating for children's health wherever it takes us. A huge thank you to the dedicated fellows, residents, and faculty who joined us for Children's Advocacy Day at the Capitol. Together, we're making a difference! ?? #ChildrensHealth #Advocacy #HealthForAll #HealthcareHeroes
Some of our faculty and fellows were part of nearly 400 pediatricians who spent the weekend in D.C. for the National American Academy of Pediatrics Advocacy conference. The event also included a visit to Capitol Hill to speak with members of Congress about the importance of ensuring all our children can get the health care they need. #pediatrics #pediatricmedicine #childadvocacy
We can't put into words how lucky we are to have Dr. Porter on our team. You truly are a Health Care Hero! "What is your most memorable, career-defining moment?" "My most memorable, career-defining moment was watching one of my mentees receive her residency match results. Helping others achieve their career goals through mentoring creates a ripple effect. Hopefully, they will do the same for those who come after them." https://lnkd.in/g_pngPkh #HealthcareHero #Pediatrics #PediatricMedicine
Voting is now open for U.S. News and World Report "Best Hospital" voting. If you are in one of the eligible categories, make sure your Doximity profile is up-to-date and you complete the survey. #pediatrics #besthospitals #pediatricmedicine https://lnkd.in/e_uYaZYU
This money is a huge part of making sure our efforts fighting pediatric cancer at the?Norton Children’s Cancer Institute?and the?UofL Division of Pediatric Hematology, Oncology and Stem Cell Transplantation are effective. We can't put into words the gratitude we have for the $5.5 million raiseRED Dance Marathon has brought in since its inception.
A HUGE thank you to our amazing and generous donors, leadership, advisors, sponsors, and community for helping make this happen. None of this would be possible without YOU! $533,902.79 because KIDS CANT WAIT! #ABetterTomorrow #DanceMarathon #raiseRED #UofL #KidsCantWait
Thank you to Dr. Elaine Schulte of The Children's Hospital at Montefiore and Albert Einstein College of Medicine for joining us for the 3rd Annual Doctor Duncan R. MacMillan Memorial Lectureship “Beyond Mentoring: The Coach Approach to Professional Fulfillment.” We can't wait to focus on your tips to be a coach instead of a traditional mentor and expand our developmental networks outside of our faculty, friends and family. Schulte, Elaine #pediatrics #leadershipinmedicone #pediatriclectureship
Make sure to read Dr. Felton's new article about the use of social media as a tool for medical professionals in the modern world.
As Dr. Felton says, social media is instrumental in disseminating health information in today’s world, but it must be done carefully for beneficial patient advocacy. Read more about effective strategies for social media advocacy and how to navigate challenges in her article here. https://joom.ag/jQMd #glms #glms2025 #louisvillemedicine #advocacy
Join us tomorrow for our January PIRATs Research Conference presented by the Department of Pediatrics very own Lori Devlin on the topic of "Bridging the Gap between Research and Clinical Practice to improve outcomes for infants with Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome (NOWS)"
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Make sure to check out the new Faculty feed podcast with Department of Pediatrics' very own Dr. Vicki Montgomery discussing Advancing Patient Safety and Quality Improvement in Healthcare. https://lnkd.in/epcyTBMc