Inspiring workplace

When Nathan Adolphe was just a toddler, he was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare soft tissue cancer that attacks the skeletal muscles. Undergoing treatment for two years, he went into remission at age four.

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Peer support for CHEO staff, medical staff and learners has significantly improved thanks in large part to the vision of critical care nurses in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). 

Meet Lisa Cater, a Clerk in CHEO's Health Records Department.

At 12, Lisa Cater was diagnosed with a brain tumor and rushed into emergency surgery at CHEO.

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Meet Sheila James, Director of the Office of Indigeneity, Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access and Social Justice at CHEO.

Sheila James vividly recalls the moment that changed her career trajectory.

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Meet Natalie Beauchamp, a physician assistant in CHEO’s intermediate care unit (IMCU).

Natalie Beauchamp has experienced CHEO from both sides of bedside care.

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Meet Jackson Wu, an environmental services attendant at CHEO.

Jackson Wu has been a beloved member of CHEO’s environmental services team since 2009.

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Meet Jessica Romeo, a nurse practitioner in CHEO’s orthopedic surgery division. 

Meet France Bidal, an Occupational Therapist in Seating and Mobility.

Every child deserves to reach their full potential.

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As a CHEO nephrologist, Dr. Jennifer Vethamuthu treats children and youth whose kidneys have forced them on dialysis and needing a transplant.

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• Best life

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.