Pediatric epilepsy patient thriving thanks to Doernbecher care
Meet 9-year-old Hazel. Despite having a rare form of epilepsy, she’s living life to the fullest thanks to her care team at Doernbecher.
Author: Josh Friesen
Five campuses, one purpose
Hear from nursing students at OHSU’s regional School of Nursing campuses around Oregon.
Heart-to-heart: OHSU patient’s life-changing experience inspires advocacy
One conversation with her new cardiologist changed everything for Carolyn Stanley.
Communities and connections inspire medical student’s journey
OHSU medical student Mai-Loan Nguyen, M.P.H. ’19, hopes to combine her public health insights and passion for patient care to advocate for and empower underserved communities.
Year in Review: 2024
Stories of impact, healing, teaching and discovery Your support empowers us to advance OHSU’s essential missions: life-saving care, groundbreaking research, inclusive education and advocacy for health equity. Throughout this past year, we have witnessed countless stories of impact that demonstrate our joint commitment to building a healthier future for all. Here are a few of […]
A legacy of giving back
With their gift supporting the first named space in the upcoming inpatient addition hospital expansion at OHSU, the Schlesingers are continuing their legacy of giving back.
A new era of cancer care
OHSU is leading us into a new age of understanding a disease that has afflicted humans from the very beginning.
After experiencing burnout, nursing alumna discovers career in nurse coaching
Julia Lodge, RN, B.S.N. ’03, launched a nursing wellness coaching practice to help nurses learn to stave off burnout.
Doernbecher, Elks Children’s Eye Clinic save child’s vision after harrowing rooster attack
When Annabeth Crawford’s eye was seriously injured by a rooster, Doernbecher and the Elks Children’s Eye Clinic was there to help.
School of Medicine alumna perseveres through hardship, seeks to serve children who’ve experience trauma
The list of people who helped guide Mollie Marr educational journey is long. She looks to pay forward the support she received at OHSU.
