Congratulations to the 18 Johns Hopkins Children’s Center physicians recognized by @Baltimoremag as 2026 Top Docs! Their expertise spans a wide range of pediatric specialties. 👏
See the full list of Johns Hopkins Medicine honorees: https://t.co/RWEkP7CFNl
Yeehaw! 🤠 Johns Hopkins Children’s Center patients went wild for Woodshop 500! In partnership with Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, patients enjoyed western-themed crafts, activities, and a toy train race. 🚂 Thanks for bringing camp magic to our hospital! 💙
It’s that time of year again! ❄️
Snowflake Station is an annual holiday shop put together by our Child Life department, where parents can select gifts for their hospitalized child and siblings. Every gift is free of charge!
Do you want to make a difference for our patients and their families this holiday season? There are two ways you can donate!
Visit https://t.co/JmVHBvLUsg for more details.
We’re delighted to welcome Sherry Sheikh, MD, PhD, MPH, to our pediatric neurosurgery fellowship program after an exceptionally competitive Match cycle. We look forward welcoming him to the next stage of his training as of July 2027. #PediatricNeurosurgery@HopkinsKids
Dr. Maria Gutierrez, a Children’s Center pediatric immunologist, was invited to speak at the European Respiratory Society Annual Congress in Barcelona, one of the world’s largest gatherings in respiratory medicine.
Dr. Gutierrez was one of four international speakers at the Pediatric Respiratory Medicine State of the Art session, which addressed key challenges in pediatric respiratory care.
#KidsHealth #PediatricImmunology #ERS
Last month, the pediatric and adult Johns Hopkins Cystic Fibrosis Centers received a 2026 Outstanding Care Center Partnership Award.
Congratulations to both teams on this meaningful recognition! 👏
🫁 Last week, we celebrated the impactful work of our respiratory therapists for Respiratory Care Week.
✨ Thank you to our respiratory therapists for your dedication to exceptional patient care. We appreciate you!
#KidsHealth
🎃🧡 We had a spooktacular time yesterday reverse trick-or-treating throughout the Children’s Center and celebrating later at our Halloween party in the Great Room.
✨ Thank you so much to everyone who participated to make the day extra special for our kiddos!
#Halloween #ForTheKids
Happy National Respiratory Care Week!
At Johns Hopkins Children's Center, Respiratory Therapists have a much broader role than simply giving respiratory treatments. The department supports patients from the NICU through adolescence, across critical care, acute care, emergency care, transport, and ECMO. Johns Hopkins describes the team as providing some of the most specialized pediatric respiratory services in the country.
Hear more from Bethany Lipscomb, Brianna Genco, and Andrea Santavenere about why they love being Respiratory Therapists at the Children’s Center!
#KidsHealth
🎃 Halloween brings increased pedestrian risks for children.
Mary Beth Howard, MD, MSc, and @HopkinsKids experts share tips on trick-or-treating safety, burns, food allergies, candy, and anxiety.
What pediatricians should know: https://t.co/3SlbQG3knC
👀 ⚠️ Kids are naturally active and accidents happen fast.
Hear from Dr. Bo Wang, pediatric ophthalmologist at the Wilmer Eye Institute, about what every parent should know.
#EyeHealth#KidsHealth
As temperatures drop, viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread more easily. 🤧
How can you and your family stay healthy this season? Johns Hopkins Medicine experts share tips to help protect loved ones of all ages.
🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/dwIAjmhAON
Happy National Physical Therapy Month! ❤️
Every October, we recognize our physical therapists and all the ways they contribute to the strength, mobility, and overall wellness of our pediatric patients.
Hear more from Karen von Berg, Holly Loosen and Sean Elliott on what they love about being physical therapists at the Children’s Center!
#PTMonth #ChoosePT #KidsHealth
Pneumonia is the leading infectious cause of death in children worldwide. In low-resource settings, smart stethoscopes could help clinicians diagnose respiratory illnesses like pneumonia and asthma, potentially closing critical gaps in care. Read more 👉 https://t.co/cenLe0tOd8
As technology improves, e-scooters and e-bikes have become faster, cheaper, and more popular. ⚠️
But greater speeds can mean greater risks, especially for kids. Hear more from Dr. Mary Beth Howard, a pediatric emergency medicine specialist. 👇
https://t.co/cG4qK3WqRc
Happy American Pharmacists Month!
This month, we asked: What do you love about working as a pharmacist at the Children’s Center?
Hear from Lily and Emoni about why they love working with our resilient patients on their journey to recovery! ❤️🩹
#KidsHealth