Our Surgical Specialists

Children’s surgery specialists

Various specialties require different roles to prepare for surgery, complete the surgery and provide follow-up after surgery. Based on the specialty, these roles can include the following:

• Abdominal and thoracic surgery specialists
• Bariatric surgery specialists
• Burn treatment and trauma surgery specialists
• Cleft, craniofacial and plastic and reconstructive surgery specialists
• Colorectal surgery, such as the posterior sagittal anorectoplasty (PSARP) specialists
• Dental surgery specialists
• Ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgery specialists
• Fetal surgery specialists
• Heart surgery specialists
• Heart transplant surgery specialists
• Kidney transplant surgery specialists
• Liver transplant surgery specialists
• Neurosurgery specialists
• Ophthalmology surgery specialists
• Orthopedic surgery specialists
• Pediatric and adolescent gynecologic surgery specialists
• Pediatric surgery specialists
• Urologic surgery specialists

Children’s surgery supportive specialists

Every surgery we do requires the support of pediatric trained specialists:

• Child life specialists help your child understand the surgical treatment they need and explain the process in a way they can understand and one that helps put their mind at ease.
• Pediatric anesthesiology specialists administer anesthesia to ensure your child remains asleep and safe during surgery.
• Pathology and laboratory specialists examine blood and tissue samples to help the doctors reach a final diagnosis and develop the most optimal treatment plan for your child.
• Pediatric radiology specialists produce detailed images of your child’s bones and organs both before and during surgery to ensure your child’s surgery is performed with the utmost precision.