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Audiologist EmilyAnn Duffley with patient. Text reads "Tuned In: Empowering Audiology Families"

Audiologist EmilyAnn Duffley Tunes into the Needs of Families

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Audiologist EmilyAnn Duffley creates an educational video series to empower patients and families, providing compassionate, innovative care.


Illustration of a healthcare worker with a large phone networking online. Text reads "Stand out on LinkedIn."

LinkedIn: A Window to Your Passion for Children’s and Women’s Healthcare

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Healthcare workers, create a LinkedIn profile that stands out to recruiters and positions you as a strong candidate with these tips.


Paris Jones, Patient Access Representative at Texas Children's pictured with text that reads: Unforgettable Paris, A Welcoming Voice

Unforgettable Paris: A Welcoming Voice at Texas Children’s

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Patient Access Representative Paris Jones greets patients with enthusiasm and compassion in his role at Texas Children’s.


Welcome to Texas Children’s: Your Journey Begins with TC Hi

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Our full-day orientation experience, TC Hi, immerses you in the culture of Texas Children’s and makes you feel right at home from day one.


Sports Dietitian Emma Ware is pictured with text reading: "Fueling Champions as a Sports Dietitian"

How Sports Dietitian Emma Ware Helps Young Athletes Excel and Stay Healthy

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Sports dietitian Emma Ware specializes in creating personalized nutrition plans to help young athletes excel in their sport and stay healthy.


Dr. Mufeed Ashraf and daughter Asya with text that reads: Inspired by Dad, Father & Daughter Care for Texas Children's Neonatal ICU patients

Father-Daughter Duo Dr. Mufeed and Asya Ashraf Care for our Neonatal Patients

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Father-daughter duo Dr. Mufeed and Asya Ashraf share a passion for caring for Texas Children’s neonatal patients and mutual respect for one another.


Abby, who receives care in Texas Children's Adult Congenital Heart Disease program is pictured next to the words, Lifelong Care, Lasting Impact.

Abby’s Journey in Texas Children’s Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program

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Abby, a lifelong patient at Texas Children’s born with tetralogy of Fallot, now receives care in our Adult Congenital Heart Disease program.


NICU nurse Skyler Heitz pictured with text "I am the light in the darkness" and I am the Difference

Skyler Heitz is the Light in the Darkness

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Night shift nurse Skyler Heitz’s creative skills and buoyant personality are a reassuring, uplifting presence in in Texas Children’s NICU.


Two Texas Children's Volunteers. The text between them reads, Heartfelt Stories of Service.

Team Members Touch Lives as Texas Children’s Volunteers

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The stories of three Texas Children’s volunteers and team members and why they give back to our hospital and community.


NICU nurse Skyler Heitz pictured with text "I am the light in the darkness" and I am the Difference

Nikashia Franklin is the Devoted Advocate

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Nikashia Franklin has a gift for helping others, including our patients with serious illnesses, find joy in difficult circumstances.