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The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Seattle Children's

Seattle Children’s is the only hospital in Washington state to have been designated a Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), the highest...

one-page-pap-summary-seattlechildrens.pdf

welcome to your Physician Assistance Program (PAP) We’re here to coach and guide you through the challenges in your life. Call your PAP–we can help!...

Apply for Membership - Seattle Children's

How to apply for Medical and/or Allied Health Professional Staff membership and clinical privileges.

Seattle Children's Medical Staff

Active medical staff of over 1,000 physicians and providers represent all pediatric medical and surgical specialties, general pediatrics and family...

Cavernous Malformations - Seattle Children's

Cavernous malformations are clusters of abnormal blood vessels. When the form in the brain, they are called cerebral cavernous malformations (CCMs).

Brian Duncan Johnston, MD, MPH

Brian Duncan Johnston, MD, MPH, Associate Division Chief for Clinical Services, Department of Pediatrics; Division of General Pediatrics; Chief of...

Residencies and Fellowships at Seattle Children's.

Learn more about residency and fellowship opportunities at Seattle Children's.

UW Pediatric Residency Events

UW Pediatric Residency Events

UW Pediatric Residency Training Program

University of Washington’s Pediatric Residency Training. Rotations at Seattle Children’s Hospital, UW School of Medicine and Harborview Children’s...

Training

Information about the residency training program which combines both inpatient and ambulatory experiences throughout the three-year period.