Children's Wisconsin

"It's like a dance. It’s beautiful.” That’s how Fitim, supervisor of Supply Chain Invasive, describes his job preparing operating rooms for surgeries. “How everyone interacts and communicates with each other, and everyone knows exactly what to do at the right time, it’s quite beautiful how it all works out." Despite the beauty of how his team works together, Fitim learned quite a lot during Foundations of Leadership, a year-long program that offers training, resources and mentorship opportunities to new leaders at Children’s Wisconsin. “This program taught me new ways to build trust within my team, how to have meaningful conversions with employees, and the importance of recognizing each individual's preferences for acknowledgement,” he said. “This is such a great resource.” Do you want to work at an organization that truly cares about its employees and is committed to helping them grow and succeed? Join the Children’s Wisconsin team today! You can apply and search for available job openings at https://lnkd.in/eU9gjTaK.

In celebration of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage month, we asked members from our Children’s Wisconsin inclusion resource group what being a part of their culture means to them 💙.

During her clinical rotations in school, respiratory therapist Holly worked in several different care settings — adult care, rehab, home care, etc.-But she quickly noticed something special about Children’s Wisconsin. “Children’s Wisconsin felt like home to me,” she said. “It was where I needed to be.” Since joining the Children’s Wisconsin respiratory therapy team, Holly’s passion for her work has not wavered and continues to shine through every day. “I love what I do, and it’s so incredibly rewarding,” she said. “I work with an amazing team that I count as my friends.” If you are interested in being part of our incredible team of respiratory therapist, apply today! Visit our career page to view all of our open positions. https://lnkd.in/gqjt7hFc

When it comes to an aneurysm in a child, there are a few standard treatment options. But when 12-year-old Arie Stoker came to Children’s Wisconsin with a rare type of aneurysm that threatened her vision, Dr. Hirad Hedayat, a neurosurgeon at the Children’s Wisconsin Neurosciences Center, knew he had to do something that had never been done before here. Read this blog post to learn about the innovative procedure Dr. Hedayat did to help protect Arie’s vision.

Every day, nurses across Children's Wisconsin show up for kids, families and one another. At the bedside, in clinics and in the community, our nurses serve with unwavering dedication and compassion. We are so proud of the work they do. In celebration of Nurses Week, we're featuring a few of our incredible nurses by showing a glimpse into their “day in the life.” Join Sammy for a day in her life caring for our tiniest patients as a nurse in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at our Milwaukee Hospital. Calling all passionate nurses! If you are ready to make a difference in the lives of children and teens, join our team! Visit our career page to see all available positions. https://lnkd.in/gqjt7hFc

Every day, nurses across Children's Wisconsin show up for kids, families and one another. At the bedside, in clinics and in the community, our nurses serve with unwavering dedication and compassion. We are so proud of the work they do. In celebration of Nurses Week, we're featuring a few of our incredible nurses by showing a glimpse into their “day in the life.” Derek is a behavioral health nurse who spends time with a variety of departments at Children’s Wisconsin. Take a peek at some of the areas he visits in a day here. Discover a fulfilling career at Children’s Wisconsin. Visit our career page to see all available positions. https://lnkd.in/gqjt7hFc

Every day, nurses across Children's Wisconsin show up for kids, families, and one another. At the bedside, in clinics, and in the community, our nurses serve with unwavering dedication and compassion. We are so proud of the work they do. In celebration of Nurses Week, we're featuring a few of our incredible nurses by showing a glimpse into their "day in the life." Join Meaghan for her day in the life as a clinical practice nurse coordinator at our Midtown Clinic. Meaghan organizes and oversees the daily activities and duties of the facility. She ensures that the clinic offers the highest level of patient care. 💙 We invite you to thank a caregiver that has made a difference in your life! Join our team of incredible nurses and make a difference in the lives of children and teens! Visit our career page to see all available positions. https://lnkd.in/gqjt7hFc

Here at Children’s Wisconsin, we promise to care for you, and also about you. But don't take our work for it — hear directly from some of our dedicated staff about how they put their caring into action. 💙 Want to work where care and compassion is not just a promise, but a way of life? Visit our career’s page to view all available job listings. https://lnkd.in/gqjt7hFc

Humbled. Grateful. Proud. These words come to mind as Children’s Wisconsin has been named a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Top Workplace for the 15th year in a row. This award recognizes southeastern Wisconsin businesses on qualities such as company leadership, career opportunities, workplace flexibility, compensation and benefits. The Top Workplaces listing is based solely on results of an objective employee survey. That makes this recognition particularly meaningful, because it’s our employees who serve as the voters. We are honored that our employees have continually recognized us as a top workplace year after year. Looking to join a top workplace? Find your fit in our organization. https://lnkd.in/gqjt7hFc

When Dr. John Densmore was a child, he underwent a major, open-chest surgery to repair his sunken chest, a condition known as pectus excavatum. Today, Dr. Densmore is a pediatric surgeon at Children’s Wisconsin, caring for kids with that very same condition. “It certainly informs the way that I think about and care for kids and families who are struggling with this,” said Dr. Densmore. Read this blog post to learn how Dr. Densmore is using his personal experience to help improve care for kids. https://lnkd.in/ghcgtu5C