These are real-life CHOC stories featuring our doctors, nurses, associates and patients. These dramatic profiles offer glimpses into the complex world of pediatric medicine and underscore how CHOC provides the most advanced medical care for Orange County’s critically ill or injured children.
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Sheila
All in a Day?s Work for Orthopaedic Nurse Sheila Dunning
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Sarah
An ordinary trip to the grocery store becomes an extraordinary experience for a CHOC nurse - and one frantic mother
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Brady
NICU Graduate Continues to Reach New Milestones
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Ruth
Ruth McCarty addresses the whole mind, body and spirit of the patient through the use of alternative therapies.
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Susan
"Joining the nursing team at CHOC at Mission was an easy decision to make based on CHOC's reputation in the nursing community."
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Denise
Nurse sets the pace for career, and life, at CHOC.
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Ron
"From the first time I cared for a young child and was able to calm his fears and make the "hurt" go away, I was hooked."
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Carol
In 1968, it was an honor to wear a nurse's cap. But Carol honored her patients even more.
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Danny
Danny Allan, RN, Brings Experience as a Patient to his Role as a CHOC Caregiver
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Marilyn
"The most important reason I'm still in nursing and at CHOC after twenty-five years is that I love what I do."
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Wayne
Occupational therapist Wayne Centra gives patients the power of karate.
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Gene
As a father and a second-generation male nurse, Gene Paredes enjoys educating new dads.
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Janelle
Grateful for the care she received at CHOC, Janelle is even more grateful to be an employee!
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Christine
For CHOC OICU Charge Nurse Christine Magnus, the battle for her life led her to a new calling.
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