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Faculty & Staff Directory

2013 – 2014

Working with you to care for your patients.

We recognize the value and importance of physician-to-physician relationships in the healing process. As Oregon’s only academic health center, we are committed to partnering with you in the coordination of care for your patients.

We offer the most comprehensive range of children’s healthcare programs and services in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Our unique, wide-ranging team of health care experts includes specially trained physicians, nurses, therapists, child life therapists, chaplains, technicians and support personnel.

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. Because every child deserves the best.

One Number for Providers The Doernbecher Physician Consult line can assist with referrals, consults, transfers or other needs. All you need is one number: 503 346-0644 (toll free: 888 346-0644)

As part of our health mission, we provide:

• The most comprehensive range of pediatric services: We serve as a major referral center for cancer, heart disease, cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, diabetes, neonatal and pediatric intensive care, metabolic disorders, organ and stem cell transplantation and trauma.

• Statewide outreach clinics that bring pediatric specialty care to children in their home communities.

• Comprehensive NICU and PICU with 24/7/365 in-house coverage.

• A hospitalist program.

• A state-wide telemedicine network.

We are dedicated to meeting the needs of referring providers and their patients. Our provider relations manager, Susan Gray Madison R.N., M.S., serves as your personal contact and is committed to working with you and your staff to better partner in the care of your patients. Call 503 346-0644 or email [email protected].

In Portland area: Toll-free:503 346-0644 888 346-0644

Doernbecher Physician Consult and Referral Line

OHSU Connect

When you refer patients to OHSU Doernbecher, OHSU Connect is a Web-based application that provides you and your staff with online real-time access to patient information and clinical data. In addition, OHSU Connect allows you to securely communicate with OHSU and Doernbecher clinicians and other staff members.

OHSU Connect functions as a read-only portal to patient charts in Epic, allowing you to view patient demographics, encounter documentation, scanned documents, med-i ca tion lists and other information found in the Chart Review section of Epic Hyperspace. Users are also given full InBasket functional-ity, allowing them to receive notifications including lab results and ADT events, and communicate with OHSU Epic users.

Request an account today: Visit www.ohsuhealth.com/connect or call 503 494-4567.

www.OHSUdoernbecher.comOHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital700 S.W. Campus DrivePortland, OR 972394

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Table of Contents

Adolescent Medicine 8Audiology/Hearing Loss 9Autism Program 10Bleeding Disorders 35Cancer Program 34Cardiology 11Cardiothoracic Surgery 13Casey Eye Institute/Elks Children’s Eye Clinic 49Child Abuse/SCAN 14Child Development and Rehabilitation Center (CDRC) 16Child Development Clinic 15Cleft Palate/Craniofacial 17Cystic Fibrosis 61Dental Program 19Dermatology 20Down Syndrome 21Echo Lab 22Emergency Services 23Endocrinology and Diabetes 24Family Medicine 27Feeding and Swallowing Disorders Clinic 28Fetal Therapy Program 29Gastroenterology 30General Pediatrics 31Genetics and Birth Defects Clinic 32Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center 24Healthy Lifestyle Clinic 26Hemangioma and Birthmarks Clinic 33Hematology, Oncology, Blood & Cancer Center 34Hemophilia, Thrombosis and Bleeding Disorders 35Hospitalists 36Infectious Diseases 37Kidney Services 42Lactation Services 38Lipid Clinic 39Metabolism 40


Neonatal Care Center 41Nephrology 42Neurodevelopmental Clinic 43Neurological Surgery 44Neurology 45Northwest Clinic for Voice and Swallowing 46Nutrition 47Obesity 26Occupational Therapy 48Oncology 34Ophthalmology/Strabismus 49Oregon Poison Center 50Orthopaedics, Scoliosis and Bone Tumors 51Otolaryngology 52Pain Management Center 53Palliative Care 54PANDA Transport 55Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 56Physical Therapy 57Plastic Surgery 58Psychiatry 59Psychological Services 60Pulmonary Medicine 61Radiology 63Rehabilitation Services 64Sedation Service 65Sleep Disorders Program 66Speech Language Pathology Program 67Spina Bifida 68Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant Program 69Surgery, Cardiothoracic 13Surgery, General 70Telemedicine 71Thrombosis 35Urology 72Voice and Swallowing Clinic 46




Adolescent Medicine

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s HospitalSpecialty Clinics, 7th floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

The Adolescent and Young Adult Clinic provides health services for young people between the ages of 10 and 24. Adolescents may select the clinic for their primary health care needs or their primary care provider can refer them for consultation.

Services

• Primary care

• Behavioral and mental health care

• Consultation and care for eating disorders

• Reproductive care

• Management of chronic illnesses

Faculty/Staff

Barbara Long, M.D., M.P.H.C. Wayne Sells, M.D., M.P.H.



Audiology/Hearing Loss

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Specialty Clinics, 7th floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – Westside15220 N W Laidlaw Rd , Suite 1000Portland, OR 97229

The Pediatric Audiology Program provides comprehensive diagnostic hearing evaluations for infants and children of all ages and developmental levels. Evaluations include behavioral hearing assessments and physiologic evaluation of the ear (tympanometry, otoacoustic emissions, and acoustic reflexes). Electrophysiologic assessment of the auditory system (auditory brainstem response or ABR/BAER) testing is also available.

Our goal is to give families information and support for making informed decisions about treatment options, technology to improve hearing, and communication options. Close working relationships are maintained with primary care providers, pediatric otolaryngologists, pediatric speech-language pathologists, the OHSU Cochlear Implant Program and community-based intervention and educational programs.

Faculty/Staff

Natasha Carmichael, M.S.Lyndsay Duffus, Au.D.Heather Durham, M.S.Kristin Gilmer-Knight, M.S.Elizabeth Spears, M.S.


Autism Program – CDRC


The CDRC Autism Program at Doernbecher provides services to children with established autism or suspected symptoms on the autism spectrum. The clinic is comprised of an interdisciplinary team of clinical psychologists, developmental pediatricians, speech/language pathologists, occupational therapists and audiologists. The goal of the program is to understand the individual differences and needs of each child and to provide specific diagnoses and recommendations to families.

Services

• Assessment

• Diagnosis

• Recommendations and treatments, including individualized parent training, naturalistic interventions (such as floor time, pivotal response training and incidental teaching), social skills groups, speech therapy and occupational therapy

• Ongoing consultation

Faculty/Staff

Arlene Hagen, M.D.Rita Panoscha, M.D.Kevin Senn, M.D.



Cardiology


OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBendRiverBend Pavilion3377 RiverBend DriveSpringfield, OR 97477

OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – The Vancouver Clinic700 N E 87th AveVancouver, WA 98664


The Pediatric Cardiology program provides state-of-the-art expertise in the entire spectrum of congenital and acquired cardiac diseases. Our pediatric cardiac consultative services are available at a variety of locations, including OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, Doernbecher Pediatrics - Westside at Bethany Village, Albany, Bend, Coos Bay, Corvallis, Eugene, Klamath Falls, Medford, Pendleton, Roseburg, Salem and Vancouver. Children can be referred to these clinics by their primary care provider.

Services

• Full service cardiac evaluation for heart murmur, chest pain, syncope, congenital heart disease and acquired heart disease

• State-of-the-art echocardiographic services, including screening for fetal cardiac abnormalities

• Cardiac MRI• Interventional catheterization techniques for non-operative

catheter-based procedures such as balloon angioplasty for vascular obstructions

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• Coil and closure devices for cardiac shunt lesions (ASD, PDA, VSD or collateral vessels)

• Complete electrophysiology service for evaluating and treating arrhythmia including pacemaker insertion and catheter ablation procedures

Faculty/Staff

Laurie Armsby, M.D.Seshadri Balaji, M.D.Grant Burch, M.D.Misty Carlson, M.D.Kathryn Holmes, M.D., M.P.H.Brendan Kelly, M.D.Erin Madriago, M.D.Victor Menashe, M.D., F.A.A.P.Mary Minette, M.D.Mark Reller, M.D., F.A.A.P.David Sahn, M.D., F.A.A.P.Robin Shaughnessy, M.D.Michael Silberbach, M.D.Cindi Farnstrom, C.P.N.P.Julie Martchenke, M.N., P.N.P.

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Cardiothoracic Surgery

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital8th Floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

The Cardiothoracic Surgery program at OHSU provides nationally recognized excellence in cardiac surgical care for children and families from Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. The program includes an exceptional team of pediatric cardiac surgeons, pediatric cardiac anesthesiologists, pediatric perfusion specialists, pediatric intensive care physicians, pediatric cardiac operating room nurses and PICU nurses who specialize in the perioperative care of children before and after cardiac surgery.

Services

• The OHSU Doernbecher congenital cardiac surgery program treats all neonatal and childhood heart problems from the less critical to the most complex

• Cardiopulmonary bypass and brain protection for infants undergoing heart surgery

• Hypoplastic left heart syndrome, tetralogy of Fallot, TGA and neonatal complete repair

• Adults with congenital heart disease

Faculty/Staff

Stephen Langley, M.B.B.S., M.D., F.R.C.S. (C.Th.), F.E.T.C.sRabin Gerrah, M.D.Rich Reed, P.A.-C.Rachel Sunstrom, P.A.-C.


Child Abuse and Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect (SCAN)

The Rosenfeld Center for the Study and Treatment of Child Abuse and the Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect (SCAN) team assess child abuse cases, both local and referred; report abuse episodes to the appropriate authorities and educate students, medical residents, faculty and community health professionals on medical, social and legal aspects of child abuse.

Please call us for information or assistance in reporting suspected child abuse or neglect (physical, emotional, sexual and/or failure to thrive), or to check on a child admitted to Doernbecher for child abuse issues. To report child abuse or neglect in Oregon, you also can call your county abuse hotline.

Faculty/Staff

Thomas Valvano, M.D.Noelle Gibson, P.N.P.



Robert Nickel, M.D. (Eugene)Rita Panoscha, M.D.Mario Peterson, M.D. (Eugene)Randall Phelps, M.D. (Eugene) Karen Brown, R.N.

Kyra Carroll, C.C.C.-S.L.P. (Eugene)Debra Eisert, Ph.D. (Eugene)Susan Schulz, L.C.S.W. (Eugene)Ryann Watson-Stites, Ph.D.

(Eugene)

Child Development Clinic


EugeneClinical Services BuildingUniversity of Oregon901 E 18th Ave Eugene, OR 97403

The Child Development Clinic provides interdisciplinary diagnosis and consultation for infants and children who have established or suspected development problems and are referred by their primary care physicians. Our care team may include specialists in developmental pediatrics, speech/language pathology, audiology, psychology, special education, occupational therapy, physical therapy and social work. Children are referred to this clinic by their primary care provider.

Services

• Formal developmental and behavioral assessments of preschool children (5 years of age or younger)

• Treatment for children with complex disorders of learning and communication, including mental retardation, autism, language disorders, attention deficit disorders and neurobehavioral disorders

Faculty/Staff

OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – The Vancouver Clinic700 N E 87th AveVancouver, WA 98664


Child Development and Rehabilitation Center (CDRC)

CDRCOHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Specialty Clinics, 7th floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

EugeneClinical Services BuildingUniversity of Oregon901 E 18th Ave Eugene, OR 97403

The CDRC improves the lives of individuals with disabilities or special health needs through leadership and effective partnerships with individuals, families, communities and public and private agencies. We serve as an exemplary local, state and national resource through our commitment to excellence in interdisciplinary clinical practice, research, education, policy development and community service.



Cleft Palate/ Craniofacial Disorders


The Craniofacial Disorders Clinic provides evaluation and ongoing care coordination for children with cleft palate (with or without cleft lip) or other craniofacial disorders from birth through adulthood. Early nursing consultation is critical for success of initial feeding efforts and is a unique feature of this clinic. The clinic specializes in naso-alveolar molding (NAM) to reconstruct the palate, and also placement of a temporary speech appliance (obturator) clinic. We offer nonsurgical treatment of children with velopharyngeal insufficiency. Children are referred to this clinic by their primary care provider.

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Services

• Prenatal counseling• Education• Genetics• Developmental pediatrics• Speech-language pathology• Audiology• Nursing• Neurosurgery• Plastic and reconstructive

surgery• Facial plastic surgery• Otolaryngology• Maxillofacial surgery• Ophthalmology

• Occupational therapy• Oral-maxillofacial surgery• Physical therapy• Assistive technology• Nutrition• Cardiology• Metabolics• Orthopedics• Psychology• Pediatric dentistry• Orthodontics• Social work• Care coordination


Cleft Palate/ Craniofacial Disorders (continued)

Faculty/Staff

Mark Engelstad, M.D.Emily Gallagher, M.D.John Hanna, D.D.S.Anna Kuang, M.D.Henry Milczuk, M.D.Nathan Selden, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.A.P.Tom Wang, M.D.Kandice Bowman, C.M.P.Lisa Crupi, M.S., C.P.N.P.Monica Deshpande, F.N.P.Judah Garfinkle, D.M.D., M.S.Maureen Oliverio, C.P.N.PMina Nguyen-Driver, Ph.D., Psy.D.



Dental Program


The Dental program at Doernbecher cares for children with acute and chronic medical issues. We provide emergency dental care to Doernbecher inpatients and will provide consultation, if requested by the child’s physician.

The Pediatric Dental Surgery program is a joint effort supported by Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, OHSU School of Dentistry and private partners. The clinic was established to support other Doernbecher programs in the evaluation and treatment of special needs children.

In addition to Doernbecher patients, we welcome referrals from private practitioners in Oregon and Southwest Washington. Our clinic is available for consultation and treatment including sedation and general anesthesia.

We offer IV sedation services for patients with oral/dental needs that require short procedures. We work closely with oral and maxillofacial surgery for older patients in need of surgical care.

Faculty/StaffJohn Hanna, D.M.D., Clinic DirectorElizabeth Palmer, D.M.D., M.S.Robert Steelman, M.D., D.M.D., Residency Director


Dermatology


OHSU Center for Health & Healing, 16th floorSouth Waterfront3303 S W Bond Ave , 16th floorPortland, OR 97239


OHSU Dermatology – Lake Oswego Clinic16600 Boones Ferry Rd , Ste 201Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Pediatric dermatologists provide skin care and dermatologic evaluation for children and adolescents with skin diseases and conditions such as atopic dermatitis (eczema), acne, tinea capitis (fungal infections), nevi (moles), blistering skin diseases, hemangioma and vascular birthmarks, port wine stains and any skin birth defects.

Specialty clinics in Pediatric Dermatology include:

• Hemangioma and vascular birthmarks clinic, held twice monthly

• Pulsed dye laser treatment of port wine stains, available weekly

• Surgical excision of pigmented and vascular birthmarks, melanocytic nevi, cysts, pilomatricomas, nevus sebaceus, and pyogenic granulomas – in collaboration with pediatric anesthesiology when needed

Faculty/Staff

Alfons L. Krol, M.D.Sabra Leitenberger, M.D.Julianne Mann, M.D.



Down Syndrome


The Down Syndrome Clinic offers expertise in health and medical issues commonly experienced by children with Down syndrome and their families. We offer comprehensive, multidisciplinary assessments of children with Down Syndrome from newborns up to age 21, including developmental and medical evaluations, as well as functional assessments, in order to develop individualized goals for optimal health and development. Education and support regarding Down Syndrome are provided, including referral to local organizations and to books and web-based information. When appropriate, patients and families are referred to other specialists at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital including Otolaryngology, Cardiology, Dentistry, Feeding/Nutrition, Ophthalmology, Psychology and Psychiatry.

Faculty/Staff

Joseph Pinter, M.D., Director


Echo Lab


The Doernbecher Cardiac Echo lab is a Pediatric ICAEL certified lab in pediatric thoracic echocardiography. It is the only lab in Oregon that is accredited in pediatric transesophageal and fetal echocardiography. It is staffed with pediatric certified echo sonographers and pediatric cardiologists to provide the most accurate, state-of-the-art echo available, including fetal echocardiography.

All echo requests must be accompanied by a faxed order that includes the following patient information:

• Name

• Birth date

• Phone number

• Reason for request

• ICD-9 code

We will contact the family to register them and schedule an appointment at a convenient time. Echo results will be faxed to the office of the requesting physician. If there is a significant finding, a pediatric cardiologist will contact the requesting physician by phone. For your convenience, a fax order sheet is available at www ohsudoernbecher com/referral



Pediatric Emergency Department

The Doernbecher Pediatric Emergency Department is one of only two pediatric Level 1 trauma centers in Oregon. This state-of-the-art, family-centered facility offers:• Short waiting times – the average time to see a doctor after

arrival is less than 30 minutes, most patients are placed in rooms immediately after arrival to avoid waiting

• Board-certified pediatric emergency and emergency medicine specialists

• Specially trained emergency pediatric nurse specialists

• Full spectrum of care from highly skilled specialists – our patients have immediate access to all of OHSU’s trauma and surgical resources, as well as Doernbecher’s pediatric specialists

• 24-hour observation – Patients who should be monitored overnight have an alternative to being admitted to the hospital

• Our rooms are fully equipped to administer acute care and include accommodations for overnight stay of patients and a family member, should this be necessary

• Bedside registration – Thanks to computerized patient record equipment, most admitting procedures can be conducted in the exam room

• Comforting environment – Patient’s enter our facility through a separate and secure, child-friendly waiting room, complete with computer games and a big-screen TV

• Free valet parking – available to all emergency patients

Faculty/Staff

David M. Spiro, M.D., M.P.H. Medical Director & Section ChiefRob Cloutier, M.D.Matthew Hansen, M.D.Helen Miller, M.D. Craig R. Warden, M.D., M.P.H.


Endocrinology and Diabetes Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center



OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – The Vancouver Clinic700 N E 87th Ave Vancouver, WA 98664

The Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center at Oregon Health & Science University serves adults and children who are living with diabetes. Our integrated, patient-centered and family-oriented approach helps reduce the burden of diabetes so our patients can live healthy, productive lives. Our multidisciplinary team includes many diabetes specialists, board-certified pediatric endocrinologists, specially trained nurses, a dietician, a psychologist and diabetes educators. Each patient’s team is customized to his or her developmental level and particular needs.

The Pediatric Endocrinology Clinic evaluates and treats children with a wide range of endocrine problems, including diabetes; growth problems; pituitary hormone deficiencies; thyroid, adrenal, and gonadal disorders and precocious or delayed puberty. Our multidisciplinary team includes pediatric endocrinologists, a pediatric endocrine nurse, certified diabetes educators, pediatric dietitians skilled in nutritional management and a social worker specially trained in family counseling. The medical staff helps children and their families understand and manage their particular health situation.

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Outreach clinics are held at three-to four-month intervals in Bend, Coos Bay, Eugene, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Medford, Ontario, Roseburg and Salem. Primary care physicians refer children to this program.

Faculty/Staff Bruce Boston, M.D.Cheryl Hanna, M.D.Stephen LaFranchi, M.D.Lisa Madison, M.D.Daniel Marks, M.D., Ph.D.Lindsey Nicol, M.D. Katie Woods, M.D.Kate Cable, R.D., L.D. Danny Duke, Ph.D.Michael Harris, Ph.D.Candi Hepper, R.N., B.S.N.Kelly Keller, P.A.-C. Joannie Kono, R.N., C.D.E.Kimberly Kraus, M.S.W.Christina Maki, R.N., C.D.E., L.D.Amelia McQuery, R.D., L.D., C.D.E.

Endocrinology and Diabetes (continued)


Healthy Lifestyle Clinic


Over the last 30 years, poor eating habits and declining levels of exercise have led to childhood obesity. Doernbecher has always been committed to improving the health of our children, and we are determined to extend that commitment. The Doernbecher Healthy Lifestyle Clinic is a special clinic that evaluates the lifestyles of pediatric patients.

Services

• Assessment of child’s genetic history, eating habits, exercise patterns, screen time, and other important health influences on health

• Evaluation of other weight-related conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, gall stones, fatty liver disease, abnormal menstrual cycles and obstructive sleep apnea

Faculty/Staff

We offer a multidisciplinary team dedicated to overweight or obese children. This group consists of a pediatrician, a pediatric dietician, a pediatric trained physical therapist and a pediatric behavioral health psychologist.

Natasha Polensek, M.D.Karrie Stuhlsatz, R.D., C.S.P., L.D.



Family Medicine

OHSU Family Medicine at South WaterfrontCenter for Health & Healing3303 S W Bond Ave , 9th floorPortland, OR 97239

OHSU Family Medicine at Gabriel Park4411 S W VermontPortland, OR 97219

OHSU Family Medicine has convenient Family Health Centers on the OHSU campus and in the Portland metro area, providing a full scope of pediatric services.

Services

• Maternity and newborn care, including hospital care and circumcisions

• Adoption healthcare services

• Well-child care, including immunizations

• Adolescent care, including gynecologic services and birth control

• Sports physicals and youth activity medical services

• Treatment of injuries and infections

• Hospital care for children at Doernbecher

• Mental health services

OHSU Family Medicine at Richmond3930 S E DivisionPortland, OR 97202

OHSU Family Medicine at Scappoose51377 Old Portland Rd Scappoose, OR 97056


Feeding and Swallowing Disorders Clinic – CDRC


Eugene CDRCClinical Services BuildingUniversity of Oregon901 E 18th Ave Eugene, OR 97403

The Feeding Clinic addresses feeding problems in children with motor and developmental conditions. Children seen in the clinic have conditions such as cerebral palsy, autism, Down Syndrome and other developmental conditions that may interfere with chewing and swallowing.

Team members include a developmental pediatrician, speech pathologist, occupational therapist, and dietitian. Children are referred to this clinic by their primary care provider.

Faculty/Staff

Mario Petersen, M.D. (Eugene)Brian Rogers, M.D.Kevin Senn, M.D.Katharine Zuckerman, M.D., M.P.H.Leslie Houghton, R.D. (Eugene)Karin Ide, C.P.N.P.Darren Janzen, Ph.D., Psy.D. April Mitsch, R.D.Sarah Sahl, R.D.Marianne Taylor, R.N., M.S. (Eugene)



Fetal Therapy Program

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital 8th floor3181 S W Sam Jackson Park RoadPortland, Oregon 97239

The OHSU Doernbecher Fetal Therapy Program provides a cohesive, timely, multidisciplinary approach and comprehensive services for women carrying a fetus with medical concerns. The program is the only one of its kind in the region.

The program brings together a coordinated approach to address fetal abnormalities, from pregnancy through delivery. Within a single visit, a patient receives care from a team of obstetric, pediatric and neonatal care specialists throughout OHSU and Doernbecher. This may include experts in maternal-fetal medicine, pediatric cardiology, neonatology, neurology, fetal imaging, genetics and bioethics, interventional radiology and more. The program provides a streamlined care experience, while allowing the evaluation, precise diagnosis and management of complicated conditions.

Faculty/Staff

Brian Shaffer, M.D. Dianna Bardo, M.D. Erin Madriago, M.D. Robert Schelonka, M.D. Roya Sohaey, M.D. Leonardo Pereira, M.D., M.C.R.Catherine Cromett, R.N., M.S.N.


Gastroenterology

Our team of gastroenterologists provide testing and treatment for children and adolescents who have problems of the digestive system, including the stomach, intestines, liver and pancreas.

We diagnose and treat a wide variety of conditions that affect your child’s digestive system, including: • Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

• Celiac disease (gluten intolerance)

• Food allergies

• Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

• Malabsorption disorders; bowel transplantation

• Liver disorders and or transplantation

• Pancreatic insufficiency

• Acute and chronic pancreatitis

• Eosinophilic disorders


OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – Westside15220 N W Laidlaw Rd Suite 1000Portland, OR 97229

OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – The Vancouver Clinic700 N E 87th AvenueVancouver, WA 98664


Faculty/StaffLinda V. Muir, M.D.

Division ChiefMikelle D. Bassett, M.D.William J. Byrne, M.D.Yasemen Eroglu, M.D.Amy M. Garcia, M.D.Ramya Ramraj, M.D.Annie Terry, M.D.Roberta Bentson-Royal,

C.P.N.P., M.S.N.Michelle Blatter, R.N.,

B.S.N.Anita Manning, R.N., C.P.N.Afton Potter, R.N., B.S.N.Janice Tendler, C.P.N.P.,

M.S.N.



General Pediatrics



OHSU Center for Health & HealingSouth Waterfront3303 S W Bond Ave , 9th floorPortland, OR 97239

At these OHSU clinics, Faculty/StaffGregorgy Blaschke, M.D., M.P.H.Lydia Chiang, M.D., F.A.A.P.Cynthia Ferrell, M.D., M.S.Ed., F.A.A.P.Emily Gallagher, M.D., M.P.H.Sarah Green, M.D., F.A.A.P. Dana Hargunani, M.D., M.P.H.Benjamin Hoffman, M.D.Jessica Hoseason, M.D.Arthur Jaffe, M.D., F.A.A.P.Jane Kim-Hoffman, M.D.Marlo McIlraith, M.D.Michelle Noelck, M.D.Angeles Peña, M.D.Carrie Phillipi, M.D., Ph. D.Natasha Polensek, M.D.Amy Starmer, M.D., M.P.H.Ellen Stevenson, M.D., M.P.H.Elizabeth Super, M.D.Melissa Weddle, M.D., M.P.H.Katharine Zuckerman, M.D., M.P.H.

pediatricians and nurse practitioners care for children of all ages, including newborns and young adults.

Services

• Well-child care• Breast-feeding consultations• Immunizations• Treatment for acute and

chronic illnesses and injuries• Management of behavioral

concerns• Sports physicals• Adolescent health care

• Women’s health services for adolescent girls


Genetics and Birth Defects Clinic


The Genetics and Birth Defects Clinic helps primary care providers diagnose and care for children with common and uncommon genetic disorders. The clinic’s staff includes medical geneticists and genetic counselors. Each clinician is experienced in general clinical genetics and trained in subspecialty areas such as dysmorphology, cytogenetics, biochemical disorders or molecular genetics.

When appropriate, patients may consult with specialists in genetic ophthalmology, pediatric cardiology, endocrinology or neurology. If developmental or behavioral questions exist, developmental assessment of a child can also be performed in the clinic. Specialized laboratory services are available through the DNA diagnostic, cytogenetic and biochemical genetics laboratories. Children are referred to this clinic by their primary care provider.

Faculty/Staff

Cary Harding, M.D.Randall Phelps, M.D.Victor Menashe, M.D.Anne Tsai, M.D.Jonathan Zonana, M.D.Kory Keller, M.S., C.G.C.Karen Kovak, M.S., C.G.C.Jessica Kushner, C.G.C.Cari Wells, C.G.C.



Hemangioma and Birthmarks Clinic


The Hemangioma and Birthmarks Clinic is a multispecialty clinic that specializes in treating infants, children and adults with complex vascular lesions. These lesions include large or complex hemangiomas, lymphatic malformations, venous malformations, AVM’s, port wine stains and others.

Services

• Laser ablation

• Steroid injections

• Injection of sclerosing agents

• Surgical excision and reconstructive surgery

• Angiography and angiographic embolization

• MRI, CT, MRA and CTA imaging

• Percutaneous embolization

• Multidisclipinary team visit

• Medical management of hemangiomas (propranol, steroids, vincristine, others)

Faculty/Staff

Alfons L. Krol, M.D., Co-Director (Dermatology)Carol MacArthur, M.D., Co-Director (Head & Neck Surgery)John Kaufman, M.D. (Interventional Radiology)Frederick Keller, M.D. (Interventional Radiology)Sabra L. Leitenberger, M.D. (Pediatric Dermatology)Julianne Mann, M.D. (Pediatric dermatology)Jennifer Murphy, M.D. (Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery)Gary Nesbit, M.D. (Interventional Radiology)Michael Recht, M.D. (Pediatric Hematology)Monica Deshpande, F.N.P.


Hematology, Oncology, Blood & Cancer Center


The Kenneth W. Ford Northwest Children’s Cancer Center is a compre-hensive children’s cancer center. It is also the pediatric program of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute. Our multi-speciality teams include full-time board-certified pediatric hematology/oncology specialists, nurses specially trained in pediatric hematology/oncology and a support team that includes the entire range of pediatric and surgical subspecialties. Social workers, child life specialists, pediatric nutrition-ists and pediatric pharmacists also staff the center.

Each year, our team treats more than 1,000 children and adolescents with cancer. The team also cares for children and adolescents with other potentially life-threatening blood disorders, such as aplastic anemia, hemophilia and sickle cell disease. In addition, Doernbecher houses the Comprehensive Pediatric Brain Tumor Program and the Hemophilia Center. It also is the only hospital in Oregon that performs pediatric stem cell and bone marrow transplants and has a pediatric survivor program for long-term follow-up and support.

Faculty/Staff

Bill Chang, M.D., Ph.D.Peter Kurre, M.D.Thomas Lamkin, M.D.Susan Lindemulder, M.D.Suman Malempati, M.D.Kellie Nazemi, M.D.Eneida Nemecek, M.S., M.D.H. Stacy Nicholson, M.D., M.P.H.Michael Recht, M.D., Ph.D.Evan Shereck, M.D.Linda Stork, M.D.

Gregory Thomas, M.D.David Tilford, M.D.Robert Trueworthy, M.D.Lawrence Wolff, M.D.Kelly Anderson, R.N., F.N.P.Chris Conrady, R.N., P.N.P.Amy Kenagy, R.N., P.N.P.Victoria Land, R.N., P.N.P.Kathy Perko, R.N., P.N.P.Erica Soler, R.N., P.N.P.Brian Stuepfert, P.N.P.



Hemophilia, Thrombosis and Bleeding Disorders

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Specialty Clinics, 7th Floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

The Hemophilia Clinic serves patients with hemophilia A (factor VIII deficiency), hemophilia B (factor IX deficiency) and other clotting disorders such as Von Willebrand’s disease. Our team of specialists includes pediatric and adult hematologists, a nurse practitioner, nurse coordinators, dentists, physical therapists, genetic counselors, nutritionist, education specialist, a social worker and a psychologist.

The Hemophilia Center uses a comprehensive model to deliver effective care coordinated in the community. Our emphasis is on educating providers, educators, patients and their families for successful management. The Hemophilia Center also manages a hemophilia factor concentrate program.

Services:

• Diagnosis

• Evaluation

• Management

• Treatment

• Factor replacement product

Faculty/Staff

Michael Recht, M.D., Ph.D.Lynn Boshkov, M.D. Thomas Deloughery, M.D.Jody Kujovich, M.D.Jason Taylor, M.D., Ph.D.Gregory Thomas, M.D.Elizabeth Adams, Ph.D., R.D.Anna Black, M.S.W.Karen Brown, R.N.Maureen DeLongis, M.S.W.Joann Deutsche, F.N.P.Robina Ingram-Rich, R.N., M.S., M.P.H.Mina Nguyen-Driver, Ph.D., Psy.D.


Hospitalists


The Doernbecher Pediatric Hospitalist team cares for children admitted to the Pediatric Acute Care and Intermediate Care Center with general pediatric conditions.

Services

• General inpatient pediatric medicine

• Coordination of care for children with complex medical conditions

• Collaboration with consulting services and referring physicians to streamline inpatient care and transitions home

Faculty/Staff

Jared Austin, M.D., F.A.A.P. Megan Aylor, M.D.Tracy Bumsted, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.A.P.Sarah Green, M.D., F.A.A.P.Windy Stevenson, M.D.Tammy Wagner, M.D.



Infectious Diseases


The OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Pediatric Infectious Disease Service provides expert consultation for children with infectious diseases. The service also provides telephone consultation for physicians in Oregon. The staff includes four full-time and two part-time board-certified pediatric infectious disease physicians and a registered nurse clinical research coordinator. Patients must be referred for consultation by a health care professional.

Doernbecher’s division of Infectious Diseases is active in clinical research protocols for new antiviral agents for treating viral infections in immunocompromised children, and laboratory studies for host defense and tuberculosis immunopathogenesis and tuberculosis vaccine and diagnostics development.

Faculty/Staff

Colleen Chun, M.D.Judy Guzman-Cottrill, D.O.Chris Lancioni, M.D.Deborah Lewinsohn, M.D.Paul Lewis, M.D.Dawn Nolt, M.D., M.P.H.Erin Merrifield, R.N.


Lactation Services

OHSU HospitalMother-Baby Unit, 13th Floor3181 S W Sam Jackson Park Rd Portland, OR 97239

Doernbecher’s lactation consultants help mothers and babies who are having problems with breastfeeding. Patients may be scheduled for inpatient or outpatient visits and are seen by a team of nurses who are Board Certified Lactation Consultants.

Services

• Prenatal Consultation: Appointments created to help women understand how breastfeeding works and discuss questions or potential issues that may interfere with a successful lactation

• Consultation: Private prenatal or postnatal appointments designed to support mothers in creation of breastfeeding plans. Lactation suppport for premature, late preterm and normal newborns

• Urgent consultations: The lactation specialists are available to address urgent problems that are interfering with breastfeeding or babies who are not feeding well or failing to gain weight

• Retail services: Medela breast pumps are available for purchase in the gift shop on the 9th floor

• Industry consultation: We provide information for companies wishing to provide breastfeeding support in the workplace

Faculty/Staff

Soledad Iniguez, M.N., W.H.C.N.P., I.B.C.L.C.



Lipid Clinic


The Pediatric Lipid Clinic offers consultation, diagnostic evaluation and treatment for infants, children and adolescents with lipid disorders, such as hypercholesterolemia, hypertriglyceridemia, combined dyslipidemias and hypo-HDL cholesterolemia. The physician consultation also includes an evaluation by a certified specialist in pediatric nutrition, who will spend extensive time counseling a child’s family.

The Pediatric Lipid Clinic staff includes a pediatric cardiologist and a pediatric dietician, along with a dedicated support team. The clinical staff works in consultation with other specialists from pediatric endocrinology, pediatric metabolism and adult lipid clinic, as warranted. Primary care physicians refer children to this clinic for treatment.

Faculty/Staff

Laurie Armsby, M.D.


Metabolism


The Metabolic Clinic is the only one of its kind in Oregon. It provides diagnostic and management services to children and adults with confirmed or suspected inborn metabolism errors. Special areas of expertise include disorders of amino acid and sugar metabolism, storage disorders and related degenerative neurological conditions and defects of mitrochondrial function.

Team members include a pediatrician, registered dieticians and a nurse practitioner. Other specialists such as orthopedists and neurologists are available for consultation as needed. When appropriate, a nutritionist provides individualized consultation and special diet management.

The team conducts a metabolic clinic weekly at Doernbecher and holds outreach clinics in Bend, Eugene and Medford. Children are referred to this clinic by their primary care provider.

Faculty/Staff

David Koeller, M.D.Markus Grompe, M.D.Cary Harding, M.D.Susan Filkins, R.D.Kathleen Huntington, M.S., R.D., L.D.Becky Whittemore, F.N.P.



Neonatal Care Center

OHSU Hospital 12th Floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

The Doernbecher Neonatal Care Center (DNCC) is a 46-bed neonatal facility, designed to accommodate the needs of Level II and/or Level III newborn infants and their families. This includes infants who are not more than 48 weeks post-conception and who need Level II/III care. Infants may be readmitted within one to two weeks after discharge from DNCC or another hospital. We accept other readmissions as needed to support the Department of Pediatrics at Doernbecher.

Faculty members share responsibilities for patient care, continuing education, research and clinical leadership and community service. Physicians also consult with health care professionals about referral to the DNCC and best care practices for their tiny patients.

Faculty/Staff

JoDee Anderson, M.D., M.Ed., F.A.A.P.

Aryan Azimi-Zonooz, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.A.P.

Joseph Gilhooly, M.D., F.A.A.P.Cynthia McEvoy, M.D., F.A.A.P. Robert Schelonka, M.D.Brian Scottoline, M.D.,

Ph.D., F.A.A.PSue Ann Smith, M.D., F.A.A.P.Jamie Warren, M.D.

Laura Aurisy, N.N.P. Michele Bailey, N.N.PLaura Borchers, P.A.Patricia Dawson, R.N.,

M.S.N., N.N.P.Michele Pierce, N.N.P.Ann Stepto, N.N.P.Jamie Wegner, N.N.P.


Nephrology

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital7th Floor (outpatient); 9th Floor (inpatient)700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – Westside15220 N W Laidlaw Rd Suite 1000Portland, OR 97229

The faculty and staff of our Nephrology Division provide comprehensive evaluation, treatment and consultation services for pediatricians and family practitioners who care for children with a wide range of conditions — including hematuria, proteinuria, hypertension, recurrent urinary tract infections, nephrocalcinosis and chronic kidney disease. The interdisciplinary team is comprised of two Board-certified pediatric nephrologists, a pediatric renal nutritionist, a pediatric nephrology nurse, a pediatric dialysis nurse, a transplant nurse and a social worker.

This team approach allows us to work closely with families and the primary care provider to coordinate all aspects of these complex patients’ care. This includes advice on diets for children with kidney diseases, balancing growth issues, monitoring labs and medication changes and the psychosocial issues that can accompany chronic kidney disease and transplantation. Primary care providers generally refer children to this service.

Services• Comprehensive evaluation,

treatment and consultation for children with kidney disease or hypertension

• Complete hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services for children with acute and chronic renal failure

• Care for patients before and after a kidney transplant

Faculty/StaffAmira Al-Uzri, M.D.Sandra Iragorri, M.D.Randall Jenkins, M.D.David Rozansky, M.D., Ph.D.Suzanne Billings, M.S.W. Linda Phelan, R.D., C.S.R., L.D.Shannon Grey, R.N., B.S.N.Debbie Wachsmuth, R.N., B.S.N.



Neurodevelopmental Clinic – CDRC



The Neurodevelopmental Clinic is a tertiary care referral resource for children with established or suspected problems with development. The program focus is on children whose development is affected by sensorimotor deficits stemming from nervous system damage or dysfunction. This clinic also provides developmental monitoring and assessment of NICU graduates who are at high risk for motor difficulties, developmental delays, learning disabilities or sensory impairments.

The staff includes developmental pediatricians, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists and audiologists. Often other services are helpful and the team makes recommendations for referral to these as needed. Examples include psychology, special education, nutrition, assistive technology, dentistry, genetics, metabolics, neurology, neonatology, ophthalmology and orthopedics.

Faculty/Staff

Peter Blasco, M.D.Mario Petersen, M.D. (Eugene)Joseph Pinter, M.D.Dianne Hrubec, R.P.T. (Eugene)Dafne Mattiello, R.P.T. (Eugene)


Neurological Surgery

OHSU Center for Health & HealingSouth Waterfront3303 S W Bond Ave , 8th floorPortland, OR 97239

The Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery, within the OHSU Department of Neurological Surgery, provides comprehensive neurosurgical evaluation and care at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and clinics. Children are referred for care by their primary care physician or other specialists.

General pediatric neurosurgical care is available for children from infancy up to age 18. Prenatal counseling is also available for parents expecting a child with spina bifida, hydrocephalus or other problems. Special interdisciplinary programs are offered in the following areas: Craniofacial disorders and Cranial Synostosis (with Pediatric Plastic Surgery), Brain and Spinal Cord Tumors (with Pediatric Oncology and Radiation Oncology), Epilepsy Monitoring and Surgery (with Pediatric Neurology), Spina Bifida and Tethered Spinal Cord (with the CDRC), Spasticity and Movement Disorders (with Pediatric Neurology and Shriner’s Hospital for Children) and Pediatric Neurovascular Disorders (with Interventional Neuroradiology). The division also specializes in Chiari malformation, minimally invasive surgery using computer navigation, neuroendoscopy, intra-operative monitoring and intra-operative MRI.

Faculty/Staff

Lissa Baird, M.D.Nathan Selden, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.A.P. Wendy Osorio Domreis, R.N., M.S., C.P.N.P.Laurie Yablon, P.N.P.



Neurology



OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – The Vancouver Clinic700 N E 87th AvenueVancouver, WA 98664

Pediatric neurology provides comprehensive care for all children with neurologic problems and disabilities. Clinical activities focus on epilepsy, cerebral palsy, genetic/metabolic disorders, neuromuscular disorders and other developmental disabilities.

Neurology houses the state’s only pediatric epilepsy program offering comprehensive diagnosis and treament options, including medical and surgical management options. Clinical care is closely coordinated with the referring physician. We also offer access to state-of-the-art technology for video-EEG telemetry and functional neuroimagining including MR spectroscopy. The division has close relationships with behavioral pediatrics, child psychiatry, neurological surgery and neuroradiology. Children are referred to this service by their primary care provider.

Faculty/Staff

Jason Coryell, M.D.Erika Finanger, M.D.Thomas Koch, M.D., F.A.A.P.Michael Narus, M.D.Joseph Pinter, M.D.

Colin Roberts, M.D., F.A.A.P.Barry Russman, M.D., FA.A.P.Carter Wray, M.D.Andrea Frank, N.P.Bridget O’Boyle-Jordan, P.N.P.


Northwest Clinic for Voice and Swallowing

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s HospitalPhysician’s Pavilion, Room 250 3181 S W Sam Jackson Park Rd Portland, OR 97229

The Northwest Clinic for Voice and Swallowing is a comprehensive clinic that provides evaluation and treatment for children presenting with voice or swallowing disorders, related airway issues, or voice rehabilitation following surgery, including tracheostomy. Clinic evaluations include visits with both a pediatric speech-language pathologist and otolaryngologist who work as a team to develop a treatment plan to address the child’s voice or swallowing needs. Comprehensive testing and laryngeal imaging can be conducted through this clinic.

Faculty/Staff

Ericka King, M.D.Derek Lam, M.D.Henry Milczuk, M.D.Jana Childes, M.S., C.C.C., -S.L.P.Karen Drake, M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P.



Nutrition

Doernbecher’s pediatric dietitians offer consultation, evaluation and medical nutrition therapy for children with normal and specialized nutritional needs. Pediatric dietitians work as key members of specialized health care teams in both inpatient and outpatient clinics — including diabetes, cystic fibrosis, feeding clinic/failure to thrive, hematology/oncology, neonatology, obesity, renal and eating disorders. Children are referred for outpatient treatment by their primary care physicians.

Services

• Comprehensive nutrition assessment, including diet analysis, anthropometric measurements, monitoring growth parameters and evaluation of laboratory data

• Individualized nutrition care plans that include oral, gastrostomy and total parenteral nutrition feedings, depending on a

child’s needs

Faculty/Staff

Nancy Durben, P.T., M.S.P.T., P.C.S.Pamela Haskell, R.D., L.D.

William Foran, L.P.T.Jennifer Kim, R.D., L.D.

Margit Kegel, P.T.

Kerry Michaelis, P.T.Vanessa Michels, M.S., R.D.,

C.S.P., L.D.

Jessie Nindel-Edwards, R.D., L.D.

Megan Oberle, R.D., L.D.

David Oleson, L.P.T.Audrey Oman, R.D., L.D.

Linda Phelan, R.D., C.S.R., L.D.

Patricia Rose, R.D., C.S.P., L.D.

Anne Schenk, R.D., C.S.P., L.D.

Elke Schleiss, R.D., L.D.

Karrie Stuhlsatz, R.D., C.S.P., L.D.

Shannon Thorum, M.S., R.D., L.D.

Alisa Tortorich, R.D., C.S.P., L.D.


Occupational Therapy



Eugene CDRC Clinical Services BuildingUniversity of Oregon901 E 18th Ave Eugene, OR 97403

The Pediatric Occupational Therapy Department at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital provides comprehensive assessment and treatment services for fine motor skill development, visual motor integration, handwriting skills, sensory integration, evaluation for adaptive technology and orthotics. We will work together to increase functional independence for daily activities like self-care, handwriting, feeding and play.

Faculty/Staff

Catherine McGovern-Zlotek, O.T.R. (Eugene)Molly Pierce, O.T.R. (Eugene)Kim Solondz, M.S., O.T.Christine Brown, O.T.R./L.Kersti Pettit-Kekel, B.S., O.T.Margaret Wolf, M.S., O.T.



Ophthalmology/Strabismus Elks Children’s Eye Clinic

OHSU Casey Eye Institute 5th Floor3375 S W Terwilliger Blvd Portland, OR 97239

The Elks Children’s Eye Clinic at the Casey Eye Institute offers full optical, medical and surgical care of all pediatric eye problems. The clinic is one of only a few pediatric ophthalmology centers in the west dedicated to pediatric eye care, research and education, and has become one of the most respected university pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus groups in the country.

Staff physicians are internationally recognized for their work in birth defects of the eye, including cataracts, glaucoma, eye tumors, eye injuries and complications related to premature birth. They are actively involved in clinical and translational research, and are a statewide resource for vision screening in schools, preschools, the community and medical offices.

Services

• Diagnosis and management of strabismus (eye misalignment), amblyopia (lazy eye), pediatric ocular tumors, cataracts, glaucoma, blocked tear ducts, injuries, hereditary eye diseases and retinopathy of prematurity

• Infant vision assessment

• Routine eye care and other ophthalmological subspecialty consultation

• Contact lens fittings

• An optical shop, with an extensive selection of pediatric frames

Faculty/Staff

Michael F. Chiang, M.D. Daniel Karr, M.D.Leah Reznick, M.D.

Ann Stout, M.D.Allison Summers, O.D.Lorri Wilson, M.D.

OHSU Casey Eye Institute (Vancouver) 16701 S E McGillivray Blvd Suite 170Vancouver, WA 98683


Oregon Poison Center

The Oregon Poison Center (OPC) is a 24-hour health care information and treatment resource serving the state of Oregon. The Poison Center staff includes doctors and nurses trained in toxicology. They utilize their professional expertise as well as an extensive variety of computer databases, textbooks and journal articles to determine the appropriate treatment guidelines for patients. A careful assessment of a patient’s condition as well as the substance of exposure is necessary before determining treatment recommendations. The poison center staff also utilizes continuous follow up and evaluation to determine if treatment recommendations are effective in producing a positive patient outcome.

The OPC has an active public education program, providing resources for teaching about poison prevention, as well as stickers and other informational resources. The Oregon Poison Center provides professional education to health care providers and students from a variety of disciplines, through toxicology conferences, lectures and podcasts. For additional information regarding these programs, contact OPC administration at 503 494-8600.

INFORMATION AND PATIENT TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS:

800 222-1222

Faculty/Staff

Zane Horowitz, M.D., Medical DirectorRob Hendrickson, M.D., Associate Medical DirectorSandy Giffin, R.N., Department Director



Orthopaedics, Scoliosis and Bone Tumors

OHSU DoernbecherChildren’s Hospital Specialty Clinics, 7th floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

The Pediatric Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation Practice provides a full spectrum of treatment for children with musculoskeletal problems. The practice serves children with trauma-related injuries and congenital or developmental musculoskeletal disorders, including children with cerebral palsy and other sensorimotor impairments. Common problems seen in this practice are hip dysplasia, clubfoot and benign musculoskeletal lesions. A certified orthotist (a maker and fitter of orthopedic appliances) works with our orthopaedists to provide braces. Primary care physicians and orthopaedic surgeons refer children to the practice for evaluation and treatment.

Services

Diagnosis and treatment of the following conditions:

• Scoliosis and spine disorders

• Musculoskeletal conditions, including hip, knee, and foot deformities

• Sports-related injuries

• Upper extremity deformities

• Fractures and trauma

• Bone infections

• Malignant and nonmalignant tumors

• Bone dysplasia

Faculty/Staff

Matthew Halsey, M.D. Jodi Yaver, P.N.P.

Cornell West Clinic1500 NW Bethany Blvd Suite 195Beaverton, OR 97006


Otolaryngology

OHSU Physicians Pavillion, Suite 2503181 S W Sam Jackson Park Rd Portland, OR 97239


Patients are referred to the service by their primary care physicians.

Services

State-of-the art care for:

• Otitis media, hearing loss, tonsillitis and sinusitis

• Obstructive sleep apnea

• Cleft lip and palate, and associated speech problems

• Airway obstruction: stridor and voice disorders

• Head and neck masses including vascular birthmarks and lymphatic malformations

• Audiology

• Swallowing disorders

Faculty/Staff

Ericka King, M.D.Derek Lam, M.D.Carol MacArthur, M.D.Henry Milczuk, M.D.Mark Richardson, M.D.Kandice Bowman, P.N.P.Monica Deshpande, F.N.P.



Pain Management Center

The Pediatric Pain Management Center is the only center of its kind in Oregon and is recognized by the American Pain Society as a Center of Excellence. The center focuses on acute and chronic pain management, research and education. Its multidisciplinary team is led by pediatric anesthesiologists and includes child psychologists, child life therapists and the pediatric pain nurses.

Patients can be referred to this program by their primary care provider or other medical specialist.

Faculty/Staff

Heike Gries, M.D., Ph.D.Angela Kendrick, M.D.Jeffrey L. Koh, M.D., M.B.A.Kirk Lalwani, M.D., F.R.C.A.Terrence McGraw, M.D.Elizabeth Pedigo, M.D.Jorge Pineda, M.D.JoAnne Stoner, M.D.Nancy Durben, P.T., M.S.P.T., P.C.S.Michael Harris, Ph.D.Lisa Piper, R.N.Helen Turner, D.N.P., C.N.S.Anna Wilson, Ph.D.


Palliative Care

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s HospitalKenneth Ford Cancer Center, 10th floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

At Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, the Bridges program provides comprehensive palliative care for children with chronic life-threatening conditions who may live for many years or eventually be cured, as well as those who require active end-of-life care. Our team focuses on quality of life and relief of suffering, sometimes in conjunction with curative or life-prolonging care.

Our team of experts includes doctors, nurses, and social workers specially trained in palliative care. We also work closely with child life and chaplain services to provide child and family support. We work together to ensure that we meet each child’s physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs at all stages of care.

Services

• Care focusing on quality of life and relief of suffering

• Child and family support and education

• Staff education on palliative care

• Meeting families’ spiritual, religious and cultural requests

• Family portraits for terminally ill children

• Family bereavement services

• Assistance in identifying community home care or hospice resources

• Management of hospice care if requested by primary care provider or care team

Faculty/Staff

Sarah Green, M.D., F.A.A.P.Gregory Thomas, M.D.Windy Stevenson, M.D.

Bryan Gish, L.C.S.W.Kathy Perko, M.S., P.N.P.



PANDA Transport

The Pediatric and Neonatal Doernbecher Transport (PANDA) Team provides immediate ground or air transport to OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. PANDA primarily serves Oregon and Southwest Washington and also has the capability to provide ground and air transport services to other geographical areas depending upon the needs of the patient. Most transports are for critically ill neonates and children from referring hospitals in Oregon and Southwest Washington to our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) or Doernbecher Neonatal Care Center (DNCC).

Referring providers who call for a transport will speak with the attending physician. A DNCC or PICU attending physician is available 24 hours day by telephone to initiate, triage and provide medical direction for each transport.

Our goal is to mobilize the PANDA Transport Team and leave Doernbecher within 15 minutes of initiating the transport. The PANDA Team uses ground (ambulance) and fixed-wing (airplane) modes of transport. Decisions about the mode of transport are based on safety, medical and cost-effectiveness factors.

PANDA TRANSPORT:

888 667-2632The only pediatric transport team in Oregon accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Services.


Pediatric Intensive Care (PICU)


The OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) provides state-of-the-art critical care to any infant, child or adolescent who arrives with a serious illness or injury, or requires intensive care after a surgical procedure. As a part of OHSU, the Doernbecher PICU has a key role in developing and implementing educational and research activities in pediatric critical care medicine and nursing on a national level.

We are a tertiary referral center, serving children in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and northern California. The Doernbecher PICU is a 20-bed unit equipped with the latest technology to care for critically ill and injured children. Care is provided by eight board-certified Pediatric Intensive Care physicians who are on the unit 24/7.

Faculty/Staff

Dana Braner, M.D.Miles Ellenby, M.D.Carl Eriksson, M.D., M.P.H. Laura M. Ibsen, M.D.Aileen Kirby, M.D.Amit Mehta, M.D.Jennifer Needle, M.D.Shinpei Shibata, M.D. Robert Steelman, M.D., D.M.D.Paula Vanderford, M.D.Serena Kelly, N.P.



Physical Therapy



The Pediatric Physical Therapy Department at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital offers an integrated and comprehensive approach in providing early detection of health problems for infants, children and adolescents. Our physical therapists specialize in the diagnosis, treatment and management of children with orthopedic, skeletal and neurological issues. We will work together to facilitate maximal independence by providing treatment, evaluation for equipment and orthotic needs and education.

Faculty/Staff

William Foran, L.P.T.Nancy Durben, P.T., M.S.P.T., P.C.SDave Oleson, L.P.T.Kerry Michaelis, P.T.Margit Kegel, P.T.


Plastic Surgery


The Pediatric Plastic Surgery Clinic provides evaluation and ongoing care coordination for children with congenital and reconstructive plastic surgical problems from birth through adulthood. Many plastic surgery services are delivered in a multidisciplinary setting including: cleft lip and palate, craniofacial, pediatric trauma, facial neoplasms and facial vascular lesions. Children are referred to the clinic by their primary care physicians.

Services

• Plastic surgery for cleft lip and palate, craniofacial problems, pediatric trauma, facial neoplasms and facial vascular lesions

• Reconstructive plastic surgery

• Oral/maxillofacial surgery

• Nasal Alveolar Molding (NAM) devices before surgery

Faculty/Staff

Judah Garfinkle, D.M.D., M.S. Anna Kuang, M.D.



Psychiatry


The Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic offers primary and tertiary psychiatric services for youths with mental health needs. Board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrists provide direct patient care and supervision in the outpatient clinic and on the consultation-liaison service. Resident physicians in advanced training for child and adolescent psychiatry also provide services in the clinic and on the consultation-liaison service. Children are referred to the service by their primary care providers.

Services

• Psychiatric inpatient and outpatient consultation

• Urgent mental health consultation and stabilization

• Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and treatment

• Individual psychotherapy for teens and children

• Medication evaluation and treatment

• Parent training

• Family therapy

• Coordination with primary care providers, non-psychiatric mental health providers and community agencies

Faculty/Staff

Ajit Jetmalani, M.D., DirectorMeg Cary, M.D., M.P.H.Keith Cheng, M.D.Arlene Hagen, M.D.

Kyle Johnson, M.D.Craigan Usher, M.D.Bonnie Nagel, Ph.D.Joel T. Nigg, Ph.D.


Psychological Services – CDRC


OHSU Doernbecher Specialties – Westside15220 N W Laidlaw Rd , Suite 1000Portland, OR 97229 Psychological Services provides psychological evaluation, consultation and treatment to children, adolescents and their families. Inpatient and outpatient consultation focuses on a wide range of psychological issues, including assessment of behavioral or emotional problems related to a medical condition, development of coping strategies for invasive procedures, support for family members and friends and brief testing of developmental status. Children are referred to this service by their primary care physicians.

Services

• Interdisciplinary evaluations

• Inpatient and outpatient consultation

• Treatment/psychotherapy

• Comprehensive neuropsychological testing

Faculty/Staff

Deborah Eisert, Ph.D. (Eugene)Kurt Freeman, Ph.D.Kimberly Guion, Ph.D.Michael Harris, Ph.D.Lark Huang-Storms, Ph.D.

Darren Janzen, Ph.D., Psy.D.Daniel Kriz, Psy.D.Mina Nguyen-Driver, Ph.D., Psy.D.Sage Saxton, Psy.D.



Pulmonary Medicine and Cystic Fibrosis



Doernbecher Children’s Hospital faculty has the depth and breadth of experience to treat the broad spectrum of all respiratory (breathing) conditions in children. We have a multidisciplinary approach to asthma, cystic fibrosis, and other lung and breathing conditions. We have an experienced staff of pediatric pulmonologists, nurses, dietitians, social workers, respiratory therapists, and speech pathologists.

Common pulmonary disorders seen in this clinic include cystic fibrosis, asthma, pneumonia, congenital lung malformations, recurrent aspiration, neuromuscular disease and sleep apnea. Children are seen by a pediatric pulmonologist, either by referral from their primary care provider or by calling us directly.

The Pediatric Pulmonary Function Laboratory is the only facility in Oregon dedicated to children’s lung function testing. Doernbecher and OHSU also have Oregon’s only care center approved by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. In addition, we are the only facility in Oregon with a comprehensive children’s sleep disorder program.

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Pulmonary Medicine and Cystic Fibrosis (continued)

Clinics

Cystic Fibrosis Clinic, including newborn clinicGeneral Pulmonary & Asthma Clinic (DCH)Sleep Disorders ClinicNew Westside Pulmonary & Asthma Clinic (2nd and 4th Wednesdays)New Aerodigestive Clinic (once a month in conjunction with

Pediatric ENT)

Faculty/Staff

Michael Powers, M.D. Danny Hsia, M.D. Holger Link, M.D., M.R.C.P. Kelvin D. MacDonald, M.D., R.R.TMichael Wall, M.D.Ben McCullar, R.N., (CF Clinic Coordinator)Jessica Marks, R.N., (Pulmonary Clinic Coordinator,

Certified Asthma Educator)



Radiology


The Division of Pediatric Radiology in the Department of Radiology at OHSU is known for its dedication and excellence in pediatric imaging and diagnosis. The digital technology is state-of-the-art and the most sophisticated in the Pacific Northwest. Radiology uses low-dose grid pulsed fluoroscopy, significantly reducing the radiation dose to patients.

This department also has a unique cooperative effort with the Department of Anesthesiology, whose members perform and monitor sedation safely and efficiently. Imaging includes conventional X-rays, ultrasonography, fluoroscopy, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), nuclear medicine and positron emission tomography/computerized tomography (PET/CT).

Doernbecher radiology accepts outside referrals for all radiologic services. See referral form at ohsudoernbecher.com/referral

Faculty

Katharine Hopkins, M.D.Kelli Schmitz, M.D.Petra Vajtai, M.D.


Rehabilitation Services


Doernbecher provides comprehensive pediatric rehabilitation services, on an inpatient and outpatient basis, for children with a wide variety of conditions.

Our occupational therapy program focuses on helping children and youth participate in daily life activities, such as self-care, play and school-related activities. Interventions are designed to promote development, establish foundational skills and address sensorimotor processing. We provide individual, multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary evaluations.

Our physical therapy program addresses the development and functional motor needs of children of all abilities who have difficulty moving because of injury, disease or other health conditions. We also provide services for adults who have developmental motor disorders.

Faculty/Staff

Jessica Ashford M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P., C.B.I.S.

Katie Briggs M.S.P.T.Brenna Callahan O.T.R./L.Erin Cochran M.A., O.T.R./L.Janelle Gordon P.T.Steve Gorsek M.A., C.C.C.-S.L.P.

Rachel Gross P.T., D.P.T., O.C.S.Jenny Johnson M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Ashley Mildren D.P.T.Ashley Miller M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Amanda Schuler D.P.T.Rebecca Silverman D.P.T.



Sedation Service

The Pediatric Sedation Service provides safe, efficient sedation services in non-operating room locations as needed to facilitate diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Pediatric anesthesiologists work with sedation nurses to provide medical supervision and determine the level of care needed for the procedure or examination. Some procedures require very light sedation; others require deep sedation or general anesthesia. Sedation nurses provide the pre-procedure screening and education to help families and their children prepare for the sedation experience. The nurses also provide monitoring and recovery services.

Faculty/Staff

Richard Carr, M.D.Heike Gries, M.D. Rebecca Hall, M.D.Angela Kendrick, M.D.Harry Kingston, M.D. Jeff Koh, M.D. Kirk Lalwani, M.D., F.R.C.A.Dean Lao, M.D.Terry McGraw, M.D.

Elizabeth Pedigo, M.D. Jorge Pineda, M.D.Berklee Robins, M.D. Daniel Robinson, M.D.Kelly Ryan, M.D.Michael Seropian, M.D.Joanne Stoner, M.D.Dan Woodward, M.D.Angela Zimmerman, M.D.


Sleep Disorders Program

OHSU Sleep Disorders ClinicHatfield Research Center13th floor, 13D893181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road Portland, OR 97239

The Pediatric Sleep Disorders Program is a multidisciplinary program involving physicians from child psychiatry, pediatric pulmonary medicine, general pediatrics and pediatric otolaryngology. The disorders treated include obstructive sleep apnea, restless legs syndrome, narcolepsy, insomnia, behavioral sleep disorders, parasomnias (sleep terrors and sleep walking) and delayed sleep phase syndrome. Sleep studies, such as polysomnograms and multiple sleep latency tests, are performed at the OHSU Sleep Lab. The lab is located at the Marriott Residence Inn at Riverplace, where we are able to simulate an at-home sleep environment. Treatments include education, behavioral interventions, pharmacotherapy and potentially surgery or continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) for sleep-disordered breathing.

Faculty/Staff

Kyle Johnson, M.D. Diplomate, American Board of Sleep Medicine

Holger Link, M.D., M.R.C.P. Diplomate, American Board of Sleep MedicineElizabeth Super, M.D.

Diplomate, American Board of Sleep MedicineCarol MacArthur, M.D.Henry Milczuk, M.D.Mark Richardson, M.D.



Speech Language Pathology Program



Speech Language Pathology provides services for children with delays/disorders (congenital and or acquired) of speech and language, cognitive-language, and feeding and swallowing disorders (infant to adolescent). Diagnoses include but are not limited to developmental concerns, traumatic brain injury, neurological compromise, complex medical needs, as well as physical and sensory based feeding/swallowing. We work in coordination with your PCP, para-professionals and multidisciplinary team members to provide an integrated approach to rehabilitation.

Faculty/Staff

Kristi Atkins, M.A., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Kameron Beaulieu, M.S., S.L.P.Janet Brockman, M.S., C.C.C.-S.Candace Ganz, Ed.D., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Steve Gorsek, M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Cynthia Green, M.S., S.L.P.Wendy Gunter, M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Kristin Mangan, M.A., C.C.C.-S.L.P.Sallie Nowell, M.S., S.L.P.Nancy Sinden, M.S., C.C.C.-S.L.P.


Spina Bifida – CDRC



The Portland Spina Bifida Clinic and the Eugene Spina Bifida Clinic staff care for patients of all ages with neural tube defects. Clinic activities include prevention through case finding, diagnosis and evaluation. The team makes recommendations to primary care physicians regarding intervention, long term management and coordination of care.

The program primarily serves children and young adults from birth through age 21. However, people with neural tube defects may be referred to the program at any age. The program counsels families who have had a prenatal diagnosis of neural tube defect to help prepare the family for delivery, infant care, and ongoing management. Children are referred to the clinic by their primary care physicians.

Faculty/Staff

Joseph Pinter, M.D.Christopher Austin, M.D.,

F.A.A.P., F.A.C.S.Mario Petersen, M.D. (Eugene) Karen Ide, C.P.N.P.Mina Nguyen-Driver, Ph.D., Psy.D.Erin Anderson, N.P.Scott Kitchel, M.D. (Eugene)



Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant Program


Doernbecher is the only pediatric hospital offering blood and bone marrow transplants in Oregon. The program is accredited by the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy and the National Marrow Donor Program. Our dedicated team of doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses and associated health care staff specializes in caring for children and adolescents receiving blood stem cell or bone marrow transplantation. We treat patients with a variety of cancers and nonmalignant conditions such as immunodeficiencies, metabolic disorders and inherited blood disorders. Our program offers autologous transplants and allogeneic transplants using related donors, unrelated donors or cord blood.

Services:

• Consultation for new patients and second opinions • HLA-typing and donor search • Bone marrow harvest and stem cell collections • Inpatient and outpatient transplant care • Long-term follow-up clinic • Opportunity for participation in clinical research trials

* Confidential email contact: [email protected]

Faculty/Staff

Bill Chang, M.D., Ph.D.Peter Kurre, M.D.Eneida Nemecek, M.D., M.S. –

Medical DirectorEvan Shereck, M.D.

Amy Kenagy, R.N., P.N.P.Allison Moore, R.N. – Transplant

Nurse/Donor Search Coordinator

Erica Soler, R.N., P.N.P.


Surgery, General

Our pediatric general surgery team provides comprehensive surgical care for infants, children and adolescents. A collaborative team of specialists provide patients with individualized surgical care for a variety of conditions affecting the thoracic area, abdomen and pelvis including appendicitis and hernias, as well as rare or complex conditions such as solid tumors, pectus and other chest wall abnormalities, anorectal malformations and multiple congenital anomalies.

Services

• Minimally invasive surgery

• Specialized endoscopic procedures

• Pectus excavatum/pectus carinatum repair

• Tumor resection

• Vascular access for IV therapy/chemotherapy

• Antegrade continence enemas

• Colorectal problems

Preparations for anxiolytic medications or conscious sedation is available for invasive clinic procedures. Additionally, the general surgery clinic offers specialty services for patients with ostomies and bowel management issues.

Faculty/Staff

Mark Silen, M.D., M.B.A.Sanjay Krishnaswami, M.D. Christina Joseph, P.A.-C.Nancy Jacobs, C.N.S.Kaylee Ray, R.N.



Telemedicine

The OHSU Doernbecher Telemedicine Network provides immediate access to neonatal and pediatric critical care specialists throughout Oregon 24/7. Through our secure network, physicians at participating hospitals may consult “face to face” with Doernbecher pediatric critical care specialists or neonatologists to help evaluate time-critical patient needs and collaborate in development of treatment plans.

Telemedicine can:

• Provide immediate access to a Doernbecher consultant

• Assist in the diagnosis and best possible treatment plan for the patient, which improves outcomes

• Avoid costly and stressful transfers for patients, keeping them in their local communities

• Reduce cost of care

• Increase satisfaction of local physicians and their patients

Faculty/Staff

Pediatric Intensivists

Miles Ellenby, M.D.Laura M. Ibsen, M.D.Aileen Kirby, M.D.Jennifer Needle, M.D.Robert Steelman, M.D., D.M.D.Paula Vanderford, M.D.Carl Eriksson, M.D.Amit Mehta, M.D.Shinpei Shibata, M.D.Dana Braner, M.D.Jamie Warren, M.D.

Neonatologists

JoDee Anderson, M.D., M.Ed., F.A.A.P.

Joseph Gilhooly, M.D., F.A.A.P.Cynthia McEvoy, M.D., F.A.A.P.Robert Schelonka, M.D., F.A.A.PSue Ann Smith, M.D., F.A.A.P.Brian Scottoline, M.D., Ph.D.,

F.A.A.PMagda Petryniak, M.D., F.A.A.P.


Urology

OHSU Doernbecher Children’s HospitalSpecialty Clinic, 7th Floor700 S W Campus Dr Portland, OR 97239

Pediatric urology provides comprehensive medical and surgical care for the infant and child with structural and functional abnormalities of the urinary tract. Our urologists regularly provide surgical reconstruction of the penis, bladder, ureters and kidneys. We also provide care for children with exstrophy, hypospadias, epispadias, hydronephrosis, vesicoureteral reflux and many other abnormalities of the genitourinary tract.

In addition, our pediatric urology program provides a voiding and incontinence clinic for children. This is especially important for those children with day and nighttime wetting and associated urinary tract infections. Conscious sedation is available for children who are anxious or who have had a bad experience with urological testing. Children are referred to this program by their primary care provider.

Faculty/Staff

Steven Skoog, M.D., F.A.A.P., F.A.C.S.J. Christopher Austin, M.D., F.A.A.P., F.A.C.S. Aaron Bayne, M.D.Erin Anderson, C.P.N.P.Karen Granger, R.N.Julie Nathe, R.N.Cynthia Ross, C.U.R.N.

73

Faculty/Staff Index

AAdams, Elizabeth Ph D , R D adamse@ohsu edu

Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35Al-Uzri, Amira M D aluzria@ohsu edu

Nephrology, 42Anderson, Erin Jessica C P N P anderin@ohsu edu

Spina Bifida, 68Urology, 72

Anderson, JoDee M D , M Ed , F A A P andejode@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

Anderson, Kelly R N , F N P anderkel@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Armsby, Laurie M D armsbyl@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12Lipid Clinic, 39

Ashford, Jessica M S , C C C -S L P ashford@ohsu edu Rehabilitation Services, 64

Atkins, Kristi, M A , S L P atkinskr@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Aurisy, Laura N N P aurisy@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41

Austin, Jared M D , F A A P austinja@ohsu edu Hospitalists, 36

Austin, J Christopher M D , F A A P , F A C S austin@ohsu edu Spina Bifida, 68Urology, 72

Aylor, Megan M D aylorm@ohsu edu Hospitalists, 36

Azimi-Zonooz, Aryan M D , Ph D , F A A P azimizon@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41

BBailey, Michele N N P bailmich@ohsu edu

Neonatal Care Center, 41Baird, Lissa M D bairdli@ohsu edu

Neurological Surgery, 44Balaji, Seshadri M D balajis@ohsu edu

Cardiology, 12Bardo, Dianna M D bardod@ohsu edu

Fetal Therapy Program, 29Bassett, Mikelle D M D bassett@ohsu edu

Gastroenterology, 30Bayne, Aaron M D baynea@ohsu edu

Urology, 72

74

Faculty/Staff Index

Beauilieu, Kameron M S , S L P beauliek@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Bentson-Royal, Roberta C P N P , M S N bentsonr@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

Billings, Suzanne M S W billinsu@ohsu edu Nephrology, 42

Black, Anna M S W blackann@ohsu edu Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35

Blaschke, Gregorgy M D blaschke@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Blasco, Peter M D blascop@ohsu edu Neurodevelopmental Clinic, 43

Blatter, Michelle R N , B S N blatterm@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

Borchers, Laura P A borchers@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41

Boshkov, Lynn M D boshkovl@ohsu edu Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35

Boston, Bruce M D bostonbr@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Bowman, Kandice P N P bowman@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Otolaryngology, 52

Braner, Dana M D branerd@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Brockman, Janet M S , C C C -S brockman@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Brown, Christine O T R /L brownch@ohsu edu Occupational Therapy, 48

Brown, Karen R N brownkar@ohsu edu Child Development, 15Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35

Bumsted, Tracy , M D bumstedt@ohsu edu Hospitalists, 36

Burch, Grant M D burchg@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Burns, Beech M D burnsb@ohsu edu Pediatric Emergency Department, 23

Byrne, William J M D byrnew@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

CCable, Kathryn R D , L D cablek@ohsu edu

Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25Carlson, Misty M D carlsomi@ohsu edu

Cardiology, 12

75

Faculty/Staff Index

Carmichael, Natasha M S carmichn@ohsu edu Audiology/Hearing Loss, 9

Carroll, Kyra C C C -S L P carrollk@ohsu edu Child Development, 15

Carr, Richard M D carrr@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Cary, Meg M D , M P H carym@ohsu edu Psychiatry, 59

Chang, Bill M D , Ph D changb@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant, 69

Cheng, Keith M D chengk@ohsu edu Psychiatry, 59

Chiang, Lydia M D , F A A P chiangl@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Chiang, Michael F M D chiangm@ohsu edu Ophthalmology/Strabismus, 49

Childes, Jana M S , C C C , -S L P childesj@ohsu edu Voice and Swallowing Clinic, 46

Chun, Colleen M D chunc@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

Cloutier, Rob M D cloutier@ohsu edu Pediatric Emergency Department, 23

Conrady, Chris R N , P N P conrady@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Coryell, Jason M D coryellj@ohsu edu Neurology, 45

Cromett, Catherine R N , M S N cromettc@ohsu edu Fetal Therapy Program, 29

Crupi, Lisa M S , C P N P crupil@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18

DDawson, Patricia R N , M S N , N N P dawsonp@ohsu edu

Neonatal Care, 41DeLongis, Maureen M S W delongis@ohsu edu

Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35Deloughery, Thomas M D delought@ohsu edu

Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35Deshpande, Monica F N P deshpanm@ohsu edu

Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Otolaryngology, 52Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Deutsche, Joann F N P deutsche@ohsu edu Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35

Domreis, Wendy Osorio M N , C P N P domreisw@ohsu edu Neurological Surgery, 44

76

Faculty/Staff Index

Drake, Karen M S , C C C -S L P murrakar@ohsu edu Northwest Clinic for Voice and Swallowing, 46

Duffus, Lyndsay Au D duffusl@ohsu edu Audiology/Hearing Loss, 9

Duke, Danny Ph D duke@ohsu edu Endocrinology and Diabetes, 25

Durben, Nancy P T , M S P T , P C S durbenn@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47Pain Management, 53Physical Therapy, 57

Durham, Heather M S durhamh@ohsu edu Audiology/Hearing Loss, 9

EEisert, Deborah Ph D eisertd@ohsu edu

Child Development, 15Psychological Services, 60

Ellenby, Miles M D ellenbym@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Engelstad, Mark M D engelsta@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18

Eriksson, Carl M D , M P H eriksson@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Eroglu, Yasemen M D erogluy@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

FFarnstrom, Cindi C P N P farnstro@ohsu edu

Cardiology, 12Ferrell, Cynthia M D , M S Ed , F A A P ferrellc@ohsu edu

General Pediatrics, 31Filkins, Susan R D filkinss@ohsu edu

Metabolism, 40Finanger, Erika M D hedderic@ohsu edu

Neurology, 45Foran, William L P T foranw@ohsu edu

Nutrition, 47Physical Therapy, 57

Frank, Andrea N P frankan@ohsu edu Neurology, 45

Freeman, Kurt Ph D freemaku@ohsu edu Psychological Services, 60

77

Faculty/Staff Index

GGallagher, Emily M D gallagem@ohsu edu

Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18General Pediatrics, 31

Ganz, Candace Ed D , C C C -S L P ganzc@ohsu eduSpeech Language Pathology, 67

Garcia, Amy M D garciaam@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

Garfinkle, Judah D M D , M S garfinkl@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Plastic Surgery, 58

Gerrah, Rabin, M D gerrah@ohsu edu Cardiothoracic Surgery, 13

Gibson, Noelle P N P gibsonn@ohsu edu Child Abuse (SCAN), 14

Giffin, Sandy R N giffin@ohsu edu Oregon Poison Center, 50

Gilhooly, Joseph M D , F A A P gilhooly@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

Gilmer-Knight, Kristin M S gilmerk@ohsu edu Audiology/Hearing Loss, 9

Gish, Bryan L C S W gishb@ohsu edu Palliative Care, 54

Gorsek, Steve M S , C C C -S L P gorseks@ohsu edu Rehabilitation Services, 64Speech Language Pathology, 67

Granger, Karen R N grangerk@ohsu edu Urology, 72

Green, Cynthia, M S , S L P greency@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Green, Sarah M D , F A A P greensh@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31Hospitalists, 36Palliative Care, 54

Grey, Shannon R N , B S N greys@ohsu edu Nephrology, 42

Gries, Heike M D griesh@ohsu edu Pain Management, 53Sedation Service, 65

Grompe, Markus M D grompem@ohsu edu Metabolism, 40

Guion, Kimberly Psy D guion@ohsu edu Psychological Services, 60

78

Faculty/Staff Index

Gunter, Wendy M S , C C C -S L P gunterw@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Guzman-Cottrill, Judy D O guzmanco@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

HHagen, Arlene M D hagen@ohsu edu

Autism, 10Psychiatry, 59

Hall, Rebecca M D hallreb@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Halsey, Matthew M D halseyma@ohsu edu Orthopaedics, Scoliosis and Bone Tumors, 51

Hanna, Cheryl M D hannac@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Hanna, John D M D hannaj@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Dental Program, 19

Hansen, Matthew M D hansemat@ohsu edu Pediatric Emergency Department, 23

Harding, Cary M D hardingc@ohsu edu Genetics and Birth Defects, 32Metabolism, 40

Hargunani, Dana M D mooreda@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Harris, Michael Ph D harrismi@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25Pain Management Center, 53Psychological Services, 60

Haskell, Pamela R D , L D haskell@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Hendrickson, Rob M D hendriro@ohsu edu Oregon Poison Center, 50

Hepper, Candi R N , B S N hepperc@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Hoffman, Benjamin M D hoffmanb@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Holmes, Kathryn, M D , M P H holmesk@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Hopkins, Katharine M D hopkinsk@ohsu edu Radiology, 63

Horowitz, Zane M D , Medical Director horowiza@ohsu edu Oregon Poison Center, 50

Houghton, Leslie R D houghtol@ohsu edu Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28

Hrubec, Dianne R P T hrubecd@ohsu edu Neurodevelopmental Clinic, 43

79

Faculty/Staff Index

Hsia, Danny M D hsia@ohsu edu Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62

Huang-Storms, Lark Ph D huangsto@ohsu edu Psychological Services, 60

Huntington, Kathleen M S , R D , L D huntingt@ohsu edu Metabolism, 40

IIbsen, Laura M M D ibsenl@ohsu edu

Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Ide, Karin C P N P idek@ohsu edu Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28Spina Bifida, 68

Ingram-Rich, Robina R N , M S , M P H ingramr@ohsu edu Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35

Iniguez, Soledad M N , W H C N P , I B C L C iniguezs@ohsu edu Lactation Service, 38

Iragorri, Sandra M D iragorri@ohsu edu Nephrology, 42

JJacobs, Nancy P C N S jacobsn@ohsu edu

Surgery, General, 70Jaffe, Arthur M D , F A A P jaffea@ohsu edu

General Pediatrics, 31Janzen, Darren Ph D , Psy D janzend@ohsu edu

Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28Psychological Services, 60

Jenkins, Randall M D jenkinra@ohsu edu Nephrology, 42

Jetmalani, Ajit M D , Director jetmalaa@ohsu edu Psychiatry, 59

Johnson, Jenny M S , C C C -S L P johjenny@ohsu edu Rehabilitation Services, 64

Johnson, Kyle M D johnsoky@ohsu edu Psychiatry, 59Sleep Disorders, 66

Joseph, Christina P A C josephch@ohsu edu Surgery, General, 70

KKarr, Daniel M D karrd@ohsu edu

Ophthalmology/Strabismus, 49Kaufman, John M D kaufmajo@ohsu edu

Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

80

Faculty/Staff Index

Kegel, Margit P T kegelm@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47Physical Therapy, 57

Keller, Frederick M D kellerf@ohsu edu Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Keller, Kelly P A -C kellerke@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Keller, Kory M S , C G C kellerko@ohsu edu Genetics and Birth Defects Clinic, 32

Kelly, Brendan M D kellyb@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Kelly, Serena N P phromsiv@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56

Kenagy, Amy R N , P N P kenagya@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Stem Cell/Bone Marrow, 69

Kendrick, Angela M D kendrick@ohsu edu Pain Management, 53Sedation Service, 65

Kim-Hoffman, Jane M D kimhoffm@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Kim, Jennifer R D , L D kimjenni@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

King, Ericka M D kinger@ohsu edu Northwest Clinic for Voice and Swallowing, 46Otolaryngology, 52

Kingston, Harry M D kingston@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Kirby, Aileen M D kirbya@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Kitchel, Scott M D kitchels@ohsu edu Spina Bifida, 68

Koch, Thomas M D , F A A P kocht@ohsu edu Neurology, 45

Koeller, David M D koellerd@ohsu edu Metabolism, 40

Koh, Jeffrey L M D , M B A kohj@ohsu edu Pain Management, 53Sedation Service, 65

Kono, Joannie R N , C D E konoj@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Kovak, Karen M D kovakk@ohsu edu Genetics and Birth Defects, 32

Kraus, Kimberly M S W hepperc@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

81

Faculty/Staff Index

Krishnaswami, Sanjay M D krishnas@ohsu edu Surgery, General, 70

Kriz, Daniel Psy D krizd@ohsu edu Psychological Services, 60

Krol, Alfons L M D krola@ohsu edu Dermatology, 20Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Kuang, Anna M D kuanga@ohsu edu Cleft Palate, 18Plastic Surgery, 58

Kujovich, Jody M D kujovich@ohsu edu Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35

Kurre, Peter M D kurrepe@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant, 69

Kushner, Jessica C G C kushnerj@ohsu edu Genetics and Birth Defects, 32

LLaFranchi, Stephen M D lafrancs@ohsu edu

Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25Lalwani, Kirk M D , F R C A lalwanik@ohsu edu

Pain Management, 53Sedation Service, 65

Lam, Derek M D lamde@ohsu edu Northwest Clinic for Voice and Swallowing, 46Otolaryngology, 52

Lamkin, Thomas M D lamkint@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Lancioni, Chris M D lancioni@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

Land, Victoria R N , P N P landv@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Langley, Stephen M B B S , M D , F R C S (C Th ), F E T C langleys@ohsu edu Cardiothoracic Surgery, 13

Lao, Dean M D laochamr@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Leitenberger, Sabra M D leitensa@ohsu edu Dermatology, 20Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Lewinsohn, Deborah M D lewinsde@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

Lewis, Paul M D lewispa@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

Lindemulder, Susan M D lindemul@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

82

Faculty/Staff Index

Link, Holger M D , M R C P linkh@ohsu edu Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62Sleep Disorders, 66

Long, Barbara M D , M P H longba@ohsu edu Adolescent and Young Adult Clinic, 8

MMacArthur, Carol M D macarthc@ohsu edu

Otolaryngology, 52Sleep Disorders, 66Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

MacDonald, Kelvin D M D , R R T macdonke@ohsu edu Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62

Madison, Lisa M D madisonl@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Madriago, Erin M D madriago@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12Fetal Therapy Program, 29

Maki, Christina R N , C D E makic@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Malempati, Suman M D malempat@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Mangan, Kristin, M A , C C C -S L P mangan@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Manning, Anita R N , B S N manninga@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

Mann, Julianne M D mannj@ohsu edu Dermatology, 20Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Marks, Daniel M D , Ph D marksd@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Marks, Jessica R N marksje@ohsu edu Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62

Martchenke, Julie M N , P N P martchej@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Mattiello, Dafne R P T mattiell@ohsu edu Neurodevelopmental Clinic, 43

McCullar, Ben R N mccullar@ohsu edu Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62

McEvoy, Cynthia M D , F A A P mcevoyc@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

McGovern-Zlotek, Catherine O T R mcgovern@ohsu edu Occupational Therapy, 48

McGraw, Terrence M D mcgrawt@ohsu edu Pain Management, 53Sedation Service, 65

83

Faculty/Staff Index

McIlraith, Marlo M D mcilrait@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

McQuery, Amelia R D , L O , C D E mcquerya@ohsu edu Endocrinology and Diabetes, 25

Mehta, Amit M D mehtaa@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Menashe, Victor M D , F A A P menashev@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12Genetics and Birth Defects, 32

Merrifield, Erin R N merrifer@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

Michaelis, Kerry P T michaeli@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47Physical Therapy, 57

Michels, Vanessa M S , R D , C S P , L D michelsv@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Milczuk, Henry M D milczukh@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Otolaryngology, 52Sleep Disorders, 66Voice and Swallowing Clinic, 46

Miller, Ashley M S , C C C -S L P milleash@ohsu edu Rehabilitation Services, 64

Miller, Helen M D millerh@ohsu edu Pediatric Emergency Department, 23

Minette, Mary M D minettem@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Mitsch, April R D mitsch@ohsu eduFeeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28

Moore, Allison R N mooreall@ohsu edu Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant, 69

Muir, Linda V M D muirl@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

Murphy, Jennifer M D murphyje@ohsu edu Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

NNagel, Bonnie Ph D nagelb@ohsu edu

Psychiatry, 59Narus, Michael M D narusm@ohsu edu

Neurology, 45Nathe, Julie R N nathej@ohsu edu

Urology, 72Nazemi, Kellie M D nazemik@ohsu edu

Hematology/Oncology, 34

84

Faculty/Staff Index

Needle, Jennifer M D , M P H needlej@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Nemecek, Eneida M S , M D nemeceke@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant, 69

Nesbit, Gary M D nesbitg@ohsu edu Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Nguyen-Driver, Mina Ph D , Psy D nguyendr@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35Psychological Services, 60Spina Bifida, 68

Nicholson, H Stacy M D , M P H nicholss@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Nickel, Robert M D nickelr@ohsu edu Child Development, 15

Nicol, Lindsey M D nicol@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Nigg, Joel T Ph D niggj@ohsu edu Psychiatry, 59

Nindel-Edwards, Jessie R D , L D nindeled@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Nolt, Dawn M D , M P H noltd@ohsu edu Infectious Diseases, 37

Nowell, Sallie M S , S L P nowell@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

OOberle, Megan R D , L D oberle@ohsu edu

Nutrition, 47O’Boyle-Jordan, Bridget P N P oboylejo@ohsu edu

Neurology, 45Oleson, David L P T olesond@ohsu edu

Nutrition, 47Physical Therapy, 57

Oliverio, Maureen C P N P oliverio@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18

Oman, Audrey R D , L D oman@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

PPalmer, Elizabeth, D M D , M S palmerel@ohsu edu

Dental Program, 19

85

Faculty/Staff Index

Panoscha, Rita M D panoscha@ohsu edu Autism, 10Child Development, 15

Pedigo, Elizabeth M D pedigo@ohsu edu Pain Management Center, 53Sedation Service, 65

Peña, Angeles M D penaan@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Pereira, Leonardo M D , M C R pereiral@ohsu edu Fetal Therapy Program, 29

Perko, Kathy R N , P N P perkok@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Palliative Care, 54

Petersen, Mario M D (Eugene) petersem@ohsu edu Child Development, 15Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28Neurodevelopmental Clinic, 43Spina Bifida - CDRC, 68

Petryniak, Magda M D , F A A P petrynia@ohsu edu Telemedicine, 71

Pettit-Kekel, Kersti, B S O T pettitkk@ohsu edu Occupational Therapy, 48

Phelan, Linda R D , C S R , L D phelanl@ohsu edu Nephrology, 42Nutrition, 47

Phelps, Randall M D phelpsr@ohsu edu Child Development, 15Genetics and Birth Defects, 32

Phillipi, Carrie M D , Ph D phillica@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Pierce, Michele N N P piercemi@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41

Pierce, Molly O T R piercem@ohsu edu Occupational Therapy, 48

Pineda, Jorge M D pinedaj@ohsu edu Pain Management Center, 53Sedation Service, 65

Pinter, Joseph M D pinterj@ohsu edu Down Syndrome, 21Neurodevelopmental Clinic, 43Neurology, 45Spina Bifida, 68

Piper, Lisa R N piperl@ohsu edu Pain Management Center, 53

Polensek, Natasha M D polensek@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31Healthy Lifestyle Clinic, 26

86

Faculty/Staff Index

Potter, Afton R N , B S N powera@ohsu edu Gastroenterology, 30

Powers, Michael M D powersm@ohsu edu Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62

RRamraj, Ramya M D ramraj@ohsu edu

Gastroenterology, 30Ray, Kaylee R N rayk@ohsu edu

Surgery, General, 70Recht, Michael M D , Ph D rechtm@ohsu edu

Hematology/Oncology, 34Hemophilia, Thrombosis and Bleeding Disorders, 35Hemangioma and Birthmarks, 33

Reed, Rich P A -C reedr@ohsu edu Cardiothoracic Surgery, 13

Reller, Mark M D , F A A P rellerm@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Reznick, Leah M D reznickl@ohsu edu Ophthalmology/Strabismus, 49

Richardson, Mark M D richarma@ohsu edu Otolaryngology, 52Sleep Disorders, 66

Roberts, Colin M D , F A A P robertco@ohsu edu Neurology, 45

Robins, Berklee M D robinsb@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Robinson, Daniel M D robindan@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Rogers, Brian M D rogersbr@ohsu edu Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28

Rose, Patricia R D , C S P , L D rosepa@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Ross, Cynthia C U R N rosscy@ohsu edu Urology, 72

Rozansky, David M D , Ph D rozansky@ohsu edu Nephrology, 42

Russman, Barry M D , FA A P russmanb@ohsu edu Neurology, 45

Ryan, Kelly M D ryankel@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

SSahl, Sarah R D fife@ohsu edu

Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28Sahn, David M D , F A A P sahnd@ohsu edu

Cardiology, 12

87

Faculty/Staff Index

Saxton, Sage Psy D nottages@ohsu edu Psychological Services, 60

Schelonka, Robert M D , F A A P schelonk@ohsu edu Fetal Therapy Program, 29Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

Schenk, Anne R D , C S P , L D schenka@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Schleiss, Elke R D , L D schleise@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Schmitz, Kelli M D schmitzk@ohsu edu Radiology, 63

Schuler, Amanda D P T schulera@ohsu edu Rehabilitation Services, 64

Schulz, Susan L C S W shulzsu@ohsu edu Child Development, 15

Scottoline, Brian M D , Ph D , F A A P scottoli@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

Selden, Nathan M D , Ph D , F A A P seldenn@ohsu edu Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Neurological Surgery, 44

Sells, C Wayne M D , M P H sellsw@ohsu edu Adolescents and Young Adults, 8

Senn, Kevin M D sennk@ohsu edu Autism, 10Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28

Seropian, Michael M D seropian@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Shaffer, Brian M D shaffer@ohsu edu Fetal Therapy Program, 29

Shaughnessy, Robin M D shaughne@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Shereck, Evan M D shereck@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant, 69

Shibata, Shinpei M D shibata@ohsu edu Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Silberbach, Michael M D silberbm@ohsu edu Cardiology, 12

Silen, Mark M D , M B A silenm@ohsu edu Surgery (General), 70

Silverman, Rebecca D P T silvermr@ohsu edu Rehabilitation Services, 64

88

Faculty/Staff Index

Sinden, Nancy M S , C C C -S L P sindenn@ohsu edu Speech Language Pathology, 67

Skoog, Steven M D , F A A P F A C S skoogs@ohsu edu Urology, 72

Smith, Sue Ann M D , F A A P smithsue@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

Sohaey, Roya M D sohaeyr@ohsu edu Fetal Therapy Program, 29

Soler, Erica R N , P N P solere@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34Stem Cell/Bone Marrow Transplant, 69

Solondz, Kim M S , O T solondzk@ohsu edu Occupational Therapy, 48

Spears, Elizabeth, M S spearse@ohsu edu Audiology/Hearing Loss, 9

Spiro, David M M D , M P H spirod@ohsu edu Pediatric Emergency Department, 23

Starmer, Amy M D , M P H starmer@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Steelman, Robert M D , D M D steelmar@ohsu edu Dental Program, 19Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

Stepto, Ann N N P steptoa@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41

Stevenson, Ellen M D , M P H stevense@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Stevenson, Windy M D lammersw@ohsu edu Hospitalists, 36Palliative Care, 54

Stoner, JoAnne M D stonerjo@ohsu edu Pain Management, 53Sedation Service, 65

Stork, Linda M D storkl@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Stout, Ann M D stouta@ohsu edu Ophthalmology/Strabismus, 49

Stuepfert, Brian P N P stuepfer@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Stuhlsatz, Karrie R D , C S P , L D stuhlsat@ohsu edu Healthy LIfestyle Clinic, 26Nutrition, 47

Summers, Allison O D summersa@ohsu edu Ophthalmology/Strabismus, 49

88

Faculty/Staff Index

89

Faculty/Staff Index

Sunstrom, Rachel, P A -C sunstrom@ohsu edu Cardiothoracic Surgery, 13

Super, Elizabeth M D supere@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31Sleep Disorder Program, 66

TTaylor, Jason M D , Ph D taylorjas@ohsu edu

Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35Taylor, Marianne R N taylmari@ohsu edu

Feeding/Swallowing Disorders, 28Tendler, Janice C P N P , M S N tendlerj@ohsu edu

Gastroenterology, 30Terry, Annie M D terrya@ohsu edu

Gastroenterology, 30Thomas, Gregory M D thomasgr@ohsu edu

Hematology/Oncology, 34Hemophilia/Thrombosis, 35Palliative Care, 54

Thorum, Shannon M S , R D , L D thorum@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Tilford, David M D tilfordd@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Tortorich, Alisa R D , C S P , L D deweesea@ohsu edu Nutrition, 47

Trueworthy, Robert M D truewort@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Tsai, Anne M D tsaia@ohsu edu Genetics and Birth Defects, 32

Turner, Helen D N P , C N S turnerh@ohsu edu Pain Management, 53

UUsher, Craigan M D ushercr@ohsu edu

Psychiatry, 59

VVajtai, Petra M D vajtaip@ohsu edu

Radiology, 63Valvano, Thomas M D valvano@ohsu edu

Child Abuse (SCAN), 14Vanderford, Paula M D vanderfo@ohsu edu

Pediatric Intensive Care, 56Telemedicine, 71

90

Faculty/Staff Index

WWachsmuth, Debbie R N , B S N wachsmut@ohsu edu

Nephrology, 42Wagner, Tammi M D wagnerta@ohsu edu

Hospitalists, 36Wall, Michael M D wallm@ohsu edu

Pulmonary Medicine/Cystic Fibrosis, 62Wang, Tom M D wangt@ohsu edu

Cleft Palate/Craniofacial, 18Warden, Craig R M D , M P H wardenc@ohsu edu

Pediatric Emergency Department, 23Warren, Jamie M D warrenja@ohsu edu

Neonatal Care Center, 41Telemedicine, 71

Watson-Stites, Ryann Ph D watsonst@ohsu edu Child Development, 15

Weddle, Melissa M D , M P H weddle@ohsu edu General Pediatrics, 31

Wegner, Jamie N N P wegnerj@ohsu edu Neonatal Care Center, 41

Wells, Cari C G C wellsc@ohsu edu Genetics and Birth Defects, 32

Whittemore, Becky F N P whittemb@ohsu edu Metabolism, 40

Wilson, Anna Ph D longann@ohsu edu Pain Management Center, 53

Wilson, Lorri M D wilsolor@ohsu edu Ophthalmology/Strabismus, 49

Wolff, Lawrence M D wolffl@ohsu edu Hematology/Oncology, 34

Wolf, Margaret M S , O T wolfma@ohsu edu Occupational Therapy, 48

Woods, Katie M D woodsk@ohsu edu Endocrinology/Diabetes, 25

Woodward, Dan M D woodwdan@ohsu edu Sedation Service, 65

Wray, Carter M D wrayc@ohsu edu Neurology, 45

YYablon, Laurie P N P yablonl@ohsu edu

Neurological Surgery, 44Yaver, Jodi P N P yaver@ohsu edu

Orthopaedics, Scoliosis and Bone Tumors, 51Yue, Esther M D yue@ohsu edu

Pediatric Emergency Department, 23

ZZimmerman, Angela M D zimmerman@ohsu edu

Sedation Service, 65Zonana, Jonathan M D zonanaj@ohsu edu

Genetics and Birth Defects Clinic, 32Zuckerman, Katie M D , M P H zuckerma@ohsu edu

Feeding and Swallowing Disorders Clinic, 28General Pediatrics, 31


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• Pediatric hospitalists are available for consultations, to discuss admissions or to address service concerns

• Pediatric intensivists are available in-house 24/7

• Easy admissions or transfers

• 24/7 Pediatric Emergency Department

• Pediatric and Neonatal Doernbecher Transport Team (PANDA) 1-888-667-2632

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