Join us in welcoming our next class of residents.

The mission of the Child Life specialists, like Madison Dilgard, is to make the hospital stay a little bit easier, to reduce fear and stress by providing interventions that help children to understand why they're in the hospital and what is going to happen to them.

March is Sleep Awareness Month, which raises awareness for sleep disorders in kids. Sleep challenges may just be an occasional nightmare or behavioral issue, and many will resolve on their own as children grow up, but some more serious sleep disorders may be hard for parents to recognize. Learn more from sleep medicine physician Luis Ortiz, M.D.

Every Wednesday afternoon at Johns Hopkins All Children’s, something a little bit magical happens. Young patients throughout the hospital cast aside their worries and pick up their playing cards.

The charismatic sixth grader represents Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital as the local champion for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

A revamped Easter egg hunt motivates cancer warriors.

Clinical research coordinators, like Anna Eidenberger, B.S., M.S., who is a pediatric advanced clinical research coordinator at Johns Hopkins All Children’s, play an essential role in pediatric clinical trials.

Physicians, advanced practice providers and collaborative teams at Johns Hopkins All Children's were honored as recipients of the Ninth Annual Johns Hopkins Medicine Clinical Awards.

The American Nurses Credentialing Center recognizes nursing excellence at Johns Hopkins All Children’s with this prestigious designation for the second time. 

Sirena Muniz, R.N., works in Pediatric Medicine at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.

The symposium provided an opportunity for cross-disciplinary biomedical researchers to present their recent research and to continue to explore unifying theory of metabolism.

When other kids were dreaming of becoming astronauts or athletes, Evan Kansorka, R.N., had a different dream, a dream of becoming a nurse. He shares what it's like caring for patients in the cardiovascular intensive care unit at Johns Hopkins All Children's.

A CDH diagnosis brought uncertainty, but seven years later, the outlook is sunny. Learn more about Julian’s journey.

Project Search celebrated its 10th anniversary during a recent graduation ceremony. In addition to the newest graduates, several past graduates who are now full-time employees at the hospital were there to cheer on their friends, along with parents and hospital staff.

Shannon Mazza, R.N., a clinical team leader in the CVICU, is the DAISY Award recipient.