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Medical Division
Acute Inpatient Care
Adolescent Medicine
Pediatric Allergy/Immunology
Pediatric Cardiology
Community Pediatrics
Critical Care Medicine
Developmental Pediatrics
Pediatric Endocrinology
Gasteroenterology
General Pediatrics
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Neonatal Medicine
Nephrology
Palliative Care and Pain Management
Pulmonology
Pediatric Surgical Services
Pediatric Surgery
Neurosurgery
Orthopaedic Surgery
Otolaryngology
Plastic Surgery
Transplant Surgery
Urology
Additional Pediatric Services
Anesthesiology
Care Connection for Children
Pediatric Dentistry
Dermatology
Emergency Medicine
Human Genetics
Child Neurology
Ophthalmology
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Child Psychiatry/Psychology
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Radiology
Additional Pediatric Services
Anesthesiology
The Division of Pediatric Anesthesiology provides the only dedicated
24/7 Pediatric Anesthesia call team in the community. Each member
of the division is fellowship trained and all have considerable
experience in managing pediatric surgical patients.
Members of the division care for neonates, infants, and small
children with emergency or complex surgical needs. We also participate
in the Children’s Heart Center Program with the only dedicated
Pediatric Cardiac Anesthesiology team in the Central Virginia
area. The division also provides sedation services to as many
as fifteen sites outside of the operating theaters within the
VCU Health System. Our skilled division members also participate
in numerous “medical missions” throughout the year
to care for pediatric patients in other countries.
Jay Shapiro, M.D., Chair
Jeannette Kierce, M.D.
Iolanda Russo-Menna, M.D.
Frank Stewart, M.D.
Clinic: (804) 828-9160
Care Connection for Children
Central Virginia Care Connection for Children is a collaborative initiative between the Virginia Department of Health and Regional Centers of Excellence for Children with Special Health Care Needs. Their mission is to develop and promote a system that serves children with special health care needs that is community-based, culturally competent and coordinated care, delivered within comprehensive and integrated systems of services.
The CVACCC provides services to families using a multidisciplinary approach including the professions of medicine, nursing, social work, education, insurance/eligibility and advocacy. The team-based approach assists the family in “pulling together” medical personnel including primary and specialty care, educators and community resources to determine how children with special health care needs can reach their maximum potential.
A care coordinator can help families:
- find a pediatrician or family practice doctor.
- find specialty medical care.
- coordinate specialty care services.
- get health insurance.
- understanding their health insurance.
- learn about community resources.
- talk to schools, doctors and county services.
- plan for the future.
- solve problems when they come up.
- access the “pool of funds” if they have no health insurance and meet the guidelines.
- by offering to listen when there is no where to turn.
http://www.careconnections.vcu.edu
CCC Office: (804) 827-1795
Toll Free: (866) 737-5965
Pediatric Dentistry
Dental disease is the most common chronic illness of childhood, affecting 58 percent of all children. VCUMC Pediatric Dentistry provides comprehensive oral health care and dental services to children. Services range from regular outpatient checkups and treatment to hospital consultations, dental surgery, emergency room intervention and care for children with special health needs.
John H. Unkel, D.D.S., M.P.A., Department Chair
Tegwyn Brickhouse, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Holly Lewis, D.M.D.
Diane Howell, MSNA
Michael Webb, D.D.S.
Appointments: (804) 828-9095
Dermatology
Dermatologists at the Children’s Medical Center provide
diagnosis and treatment of chronic and acute disorders with special
interest in acne, atopic eczema, vascular malformations and hereditary
and/or congenital skin diseases in children.
Laurie Shinn, M.D.
Appointments: (804) 828-9361
Emergency Medicine
As the only Level One Trauma Center in the area, the Children’s
Medical Center ER is a premier site for the evaluation, treatment,
and expert care of children who have experienced severe and life
threatening injuries. Our multidisciplinary ER team comprises
surgeons, physicians, nurses, social workers and physical and
occupational therapists.
The VCUHS Pediatric Transport Team and the VCULifeEvac helicopter
enable the rapid air transfer of patients requiring immediate
interventions. Most air-transport patients suffer from head-trauma,
neurological or respiratory failure/arrest. The pediatric transport
team also cares for patients suffering from everything from animal
bites to severe burns. With its multidisciplinary team approach
and ability to perform air transports, the Pediatric Emergency
Room serves as a hub for transports from regional hospitals and
beyond.
Robin Foster, M.D., Medical Director
Samuel Bartle, M.D.
Steven Liner, M.D.
Christopher Woleben, M.D.
Pediatric Emergency Room: (804) 828-9111
Pediatric Transport: (804) 371-8080
Child Abuse Clinic: (804) 828-7400
Human Genetics
The Genetic Program seeks to address families’ concerns
about their children’s special health care needs, birth
defects, metabolic and inherited conditions. A genetics consultation includes
a review of medical records, family history and a detailed physical
exam. All families receive counseling and written information
with follow up describing their child’s genetic issues.
Patients are often referred to the division for evaluation of
and comprehensive services for failure-to-thrive, developmental
delay, neurological symptoms, recurrent vomiting, hypoglycemia,
hyperammonemia and metabolic acidosis. The division currently
has an interest in genetic hearing loss and has NIH funded research
to study genes causing hereditary deafness, in addition to researching Smith-Magenis syndrome, Mosaic Down Syndrome, birth defects, epidemic lagy, and cancer genetic counseling.
Joann Bodurtha, M.D., M.P.H.
Margie Jaworski, M.D.
Arti Pandya, M.D., M.B.A.
Usha Sundaram, M.D.
Sarah Elsea, Ph.D.
John Quillin, M.S., MPH, Ph.D.
Appointments: (804) 828-9632
Child Neurology
The VCUHS Department of Child Neurology provides comprehensive
evaluation of and follow-through care for all neurological problems.
Services are available for children with neurological problems
ranging from seizures and developmental delay to Attention Deficit
Disorder and severe headaches.
John Pellock, M.D., Chair
David Leszczyszyn, M.D.
Lydia Kernitsky, M.D.
Lawrence Morton, M.D.
Steven Shapiro, M.D.
Jean E. Teasley, M.D.
Kathryn O’Hara, RN
Mary S. Wilson, FNP-BC
Clinic and Appointments: (804) 828-0442
Ophthalmology
Christopher Leffler, M.D.
Keith W. McNeer, M.D.
Referrals: (804) 828-9315
Pharmacology and Toxicology
The Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology provides emergency and elective consultation for children and adolescents with both acute and chronic poisonings, adverse drug reactions, and drug interactions.
Billy R. Martin, Ph.D.
Forrest Smith, Ph.D.
Office: (804) 828-8407
Child Psychiatry/Psychology
The VCUHS Department of Psychiatry’s Division of Child
Psychiatry has a state of the art child psychiatry facility that
provides
services for short-term, inpatient, residential, day treatment
and outpatient care to children and adolescents. The physicians
also serve hearing-impaired children with mental health needs
and provide specialty child psychiatry clinics in Developmental
Disabilities, ADHD, anxiety, and Mood Disorders that require a multidisciplinary
approach.
Bella Sood, M.D., Chair and Medical Director
Cheryl Al-Mateen, M.D.
Robert Cohen, Ph.D.
Nenita Estrera, M.D.
Leslie Kimball Franck, Ph.D.
Brian Hill, L.C.S.W.
Jane Kudlas, Ph.D.
Julie Linker, Ph.D.
Bryce Mcleod, Ph.D.
Brian Meyer, Ph.D.
Donald Oswald, Ph.D.
Roxann Roberson Nay, Ph.D.
Ray Sattler, M.D.
Ronald Snead, M.D.
Neil Sonenklar, M.D.
Radhika Sriram, M.D.
Joel Walker, M.D.
Susan Williams, Ph.D.
Issac Wood, M.D.
Virginia Treatment Center for Children (VTCC)
VTCC Inpatient Admissions: (804) 828-8822
VTCC Outpatient Services: (804) 828-3137
VTCC After Hours Admissions 1-800-628-4141
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
The Pediatric Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Program at the VCU Children’s Medical Center serves children and adolescents in need of rehabilitation due to trauma, disease, surgery or congenital disability. The program offers levels of treatment that range from comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation care, day patient and outpatient services provided by a team of pediatric experts and led by pediatric physical and rehabilitation physicians. Follow-up care and consultative services are available in surrounding community hospitals and the Outpatient Center at Children’s Hospital, located at 2924 Brook Road in Richmond, Va.
William McKinley, M.D., Program Director
Sharon Brown, MSPT
Patty Cooper, M.Ed., OTR-L, BCP
Elizabeth Higgins, MACCCSLP
Jean Maxwell, MACCCSLP
Sheri Michel, MSOT, OTR-L
Eugenio Monasterio, M.D.
Appointments with the doctors: (888) 628-4240
Radiology
Three certified pediatric radiologists, providing consultation
and interpretation of all aspects of pediatric imaging, including
24-hour call coverage for emergencies in children, cover the Department
of Pediatrics’ Division of Radiology.
The division currently is developing a project involving chest
X-ray roles in the evaluation of severity of bronchial asthma.
Radiology services at the Children’s Medical Center currently
include MRI and CAT scanning, radiation therapy, ultrasound, x-ray
and other techniques for diagnostic examinations of infants and
children
Lakshmana Das Narla, M.D., Chair
Out patient: (804) 828-6831
Inpatient: (804) 828-5498
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