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Nurse Blair McGhee smiling at Texas Children's Hospital - The Woodlands. Text reads, "Finding her place."

Finding Her Place: A New Nurse’s Journey at Texas Children’s

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Recently graduated nurse Blair McGhee finds a supportive environment at Texas Children’s after moving from Michigan for her dream job.


A mother and child sit together in front of a computer with a medical professional on screen. Text reads: Virtual Care with a Human Touch

Virtual Care with a Human Touch

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Behind the initiatives funding critical programs and services at Texas Children’s is a team inspiring support from donors and the community.


An illustration of Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. Text reads, "Embracing new beginnings."

How to Adapt to Work in a New Hospital System

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Texas Children’s addresses the stressors that lead to burnout to help healthcare workers thrive in a demanding hospital setting.


Five members of the Texas Children's Philanthropy team standing outside. Text reads A Team for All Seasons.

A Team for All Seasons: Purpose Drives Texas Children’s Philanthropy Team

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Behind the initiatives funding critical programs and services at Texas Children’s is a team inspiring support from donors and the community.


A young participant in upSTART Community Programs crawls through a playroom tunnel, smiling. Text reads: Creating Healthier Futures

upSTART Community Programs Support Families and Strengthen Early Childhood Health

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upSTART Community Programs support children’s early brain and language development, perinatal mental health and social drivers of health.


Illustration of a healthcare worker sitting slouched against the wall. Text reads, "Battling Burnout."

Battling Burnout: 5 Tips for Staying Resilient in the Healthcare Setting

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Texas Children’s addresses the stressors that lead to burnout to help healthcare workers thrive in a demanding hospital setting.


Beating the Odds: Izzy’s Transition From Pediatric to Adult Care at Texas Children’s

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Follow Izzy’s 20-year journey with complex heart disease, transitioning from pediatric care to adult care at Texas Children’s.


Closeup of the drip chamber on an IV infusion set. Text reads, Becoming a certified pharmacy technician in specialty and infusion services

Becoming a Certified Pharmacy Technician in Specialty and Infusion Services

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Certified pharmacy technicians in specialty and infusion services at Texas Children’s support patients with complex medical needs.


Behavioral Health Support team member LaTasha, a psychiatric technician, is pictured. Text reads: Compassion in Action

Texas Children’s Behavioral Health Support Team is Changing Lives

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Psych tech LaTasha’s keen observational skills have made her an invaluable member of Texas Children’s Behavioral Health Support team.


Three small American flags on a blue background with the Texas Children's logo. Text reads "Honoring Our Veterans."

How Veterans Strengthen Our Team at Texas Children’s

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Three military veterans at Texas Children’s reflect how qualities cultivated during their years of service shape their approach to work.