Parents/Patients: As important members of the health care team, they help plan, decide and coordinate care.

Physician: We have board-certified physicians in pediatric cardiology, neonatology, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology and numerous other specialties.

Case Manager: This R.N. is consulted for patients who have complex care needs that require multidisciplinary care.

Registered Nurse (R.N.): An R.N. is assigned to every patient. Nurses promote a healthy balance of mind, body and spirit. They work with families to develop, manage and evaluate the plan of care.

Licensed Practical Nurse (L.P.N.): The L.P.N. assists with patient tasks as determined by the R.N.
Patient Care Assistants (P.C.A.): A P.C.A. assists the R.N. and L.P.N. with daily activities such as bathing, ambulating, eating and playing.

Social Worker: The social worker counsels families with financial concerns and social stressors and makes referrals to community resources and support.

Therapists: Depending on the need, therapists are available for respiratory, physical, occupational and speech therapy.

Dietitian: The dietitian works to ensure nutritional needs are met.

Lactation Consultant: A lactation consultant is available for all breastfeeding needs.

Health Unit Coordinator: The unit secretary is available at the front desk. She acts as both reception and information center for the unit.

Unit Support: The unit support person restocks supplies and cleans patient rooms, as well as the unit.

Spiritual Care Services: Hospital chaplains are available to serve the spiritual care needs of patients and visitors of all religious traditions. A hospital chapel is available 24 hours a day for contemplation or solitary prayer.