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Texas Children's nurse Morgan Fischer receives National Magnet Nurse of the Year award.

Texas Children’s Nurse Named 2025 Magnet Nurse of the Year for Transformational Leadership

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Discover how Labor & Delivery nurse Morgan Fischer earned the 2025 Magnet Nurse of the Year Award for Transformational Leadership at Texas Children’s Hospital. Learn more about our Magnet culture and nursing career opportunities in Houston.


A female nurse at Texas Children's adjusts equipment. Text reads: 5 Signs You Might Be a Float Pool Nurse

You Might Be a Float Pool Nurse If…

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Float pool nurses adapt quickly and know how to make an impact in any setting. Here are five telltale signs you might be a float pool nurse!


A Texas Children's nurse attends to a monitored infant in the hospital. Text reads: Why Choose Float Pool?

Why Experienced Nurses Choose Float Pool at Texas Children’s

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For experienced nurses looking for their next chapter or challenge, float pool nursing is a career full of possibilities at Texas Children’s.


Texas Children's Kangaroo Crew medical transport airplane and ambulance positioned side by side on a runway. Text reads: Life-saving care in motion.

Texas Children’s Transport Team Expands Intensive Care Across Texas and Beyond

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The Texas Children’s medical transport team provides patients with critical care when they travel by ground or air ambulance to our hospital.


Dr. Jennifer Bump and Adoption Care Coordinator Jennifer Woolley pictured holding the universal adoption symbol (a triangle intertwined with a heart). Text reads: Pioneering Adoption Care and Support

Texas Children’s Pioneering Adoption Care Program Offers Compassionate Support

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Texas Children’s adoption care program is designed to provide support to birth mothers and adoptive families, and the teams that care for them.


A pediatric hematology-oncology nurse smiles as she cares for a young patient.

Stepping into Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Nursing: What to Expect and How to Prepare

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Texas Children’s Hospital nurses share what to expect and how to prepare when transitioning to pediatric hematology-oncology nursing.


Texas Children's employees wearing CRU teen sickle cell support program t-shirts sit in a row. Text reads: Building a support system

How Two Texas Children’s Social Workers Built a Support System for Teens with Sickle Cell

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Two social workers turned insight into action with CRU, a support program for teens with sickle cell at Texas Children’s.


A collage of images of Texas Children's Child Life Department over the years. Text reads, 50 Years of Child Life

Child Life: A 50-Year Cornerstone at Texas Children’s Hospital

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Texas Children’s Child Life Department has supported pediatric patients and families for 50 years. Discover rewarding child life, creative arts and education careers in this evolving field.


A healthcare leader sits at a conference table with her team members. Text reads "Leading with purpose."

Lead with Purpose: How Texas Children’s Supports Leadership Growth

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At Texas Children’s, we invest in leadership development from day one, offering meaningful support for those stepping into new roles and continued growth opportunities for healthcare leaders at every level. 


Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Nurses engage in simulation training. Text reads: Support for life-changing care.

5 Ways Texas Children’s Helps Hematology-Oncology Nurses Stay Ahead of Rapidly Changing Treatments

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How Texas Children’s Hospital helps pediatric hematology-oncology nurses build expertise, stay informed and grow meaningful careers.