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For Wyatt Scott, September brings more than just the usual back-to-school jitters. 

An Ottawa family was able to attend a momentous, once-in-a-lifetime event thanks to the can-do attitude and swift action by a CHEO social worker and her team.

Meet Anick Labrèche, Speech-Language Pathologist in the Clinic for Augmentative Communication.

Anick’s first connection to CHEO started at a young age.

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On behalf of the CHEO Board of Directors, I am writing to inform you of an important transition within the leadership team at CHEO. As many of you know, Alex will be stepping down as President and CEO of CHEO, effective Oct.

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Meet Jeanette McNalty, Occupational Therapist in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and Inpatient Medicine

Jeanette has always known she wanted to work in health care – her mom was a nurse, after all. So Jeanette went to Brock University intending to become a pediatrician.

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Meet Divya Massilamani, Clinical Administrative Assistant in Genetics

As a high school student, Divya dreamed of going into medicine, specifically pediatrics. To complete her mandatory volunteer hours, she volunteered at CHEO and quickly realized that there was more to this hospital than she thought.

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Meet Allison Helmer, passionate Nurse Practitioner, at CHEO.

Growing up, Allison’s mother and both grandmothers were proud nurses.

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This is an important summer for CHEO’s new Integrated Treatment Centre as staff, medical staff and some families get a first look at the proposed layout and provide their feedback to help shape the space.