Meet the designers: Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII
Meet the six patient-designers of Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII: Coley, Dario, Emerson, Jaren, Kylee and Riddhi.
Author: Cecily Williams
Freestyle XVIII: Dario Villaseñor Valdivia
Dario Villaseñor Valdivia is a patient-designer in Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII. His designs were released in October 2022.
Freestyle XVIII: Coley Miller
Coley Miller is a patient-designer in Doernbecher Freestyle XVIII. Her designs were released in October 2022.
Catching up with OHSU’s 40 Under 40
Learn what’s happening with four OHSU alums who were named Portland Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 in the last few years.
Learning to connect after autism diagnosis
Early intervention for autism at OHSU’s CDRC helped Hawk learn to communicate with his family. Now he knows to “ready, set, go!”
Living life fully: Geriatrics patient Lucille Pierce
Lucille turned 101 in 2022 and lives independently. Watch a video of Lucille and daughter Julie Huisman on the power of geriatric care.
National grant to expand community-based nursing to underserved patients
OHSU Foundation, in partnership with Seiko Izumi, Ph.D., R.N., recently helped secure a $1.3 million grant to expand community-based nursing in rural Oregon. The grant was part of the “Reimagining Nursing Initiative” from The American Nurses Foundation, which awarded $14 million nationally with a goal of expanding access for underserved patients through community nursing care […]
Helping kids live life to the fullest
The Panda Cares Foundation – the philanthropic arm of Panda Express – recently pledged $5 million to benefit the palliative care program at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
Nursing alum honored for trauma-informed focus
School of Nursing alum Lydia Bartholow, B.S., M.N., D.N.P, PHMP, CARN-NP received the Distinguished Alumni Award for her dedication to serving marginalized and vulnerable communities.
Alayna Schoblaske, DMD ’17: At the intersection of dentistry and public health
Alayna Schoblaske, DMD ’17, knew she wanted to go into dentistry since the fifth grade — and, as an early career dentist, she’s already making her mark on the field.
