Work That Matters

How the foresight of one CHLA investigator impacted the entire institution—and the community.

During the COVID-19 crisis, CHLA’s Amerman Family Foundation Dog Therapy Program goes virtual to provide much needed stress relief for patients, families and staff.

How do you serve 7,000 meals and clean 2 million square feet every day during the COVID-19 pandemic? Planning, coordination and a lot of teamwork.

CHLA nurses rely on passionate foot power to exercise away their stress and keep fit. Growing up, Lauren Bryant, BSN, RN 4 West, hated running so much that for years she chose to play goalkeeper on

As a lead nurse in the Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation Newborn and Infant Critical Care Unit (NICCU) , Brenda Barnum, MA, RN, knows all too well the ethical challenges that bedside nurses face as

For Anna Kitabjian, MSN, RN, CPNP, the opportunity to manage the care of children with complex needs and to mold a brand new position hold equal satisfaction. “Having the chance to show what a nurse

For Michael Rokovich, BSN, RN, RNC, lead nurse in Surgical Admitting, yoga is so much more than fitness. It’s an anchor—a way to find his center on a daily basis and especially during uncertain times

With an uncle who’s a retired naval officer, another uncle who retired as a chief and one cousin currently on active duty in the Navy, Katrina Lazo, BSN, RN, CPN, felt it was her duty as a nurse to

An unexpected internship placement propelled psychologist Cynthia E. Muñoz to become an advocate for children with this chronic disease.

As a congenital heart surgeon, single mom and impassioned “student of diversity,” Cynthia Herrington, MD, encourages us to be kind to ourselves while also going after the things that make us whole.