Celebrating a century of children’s health
For 100 years, OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital has transformed children’s health and well-being.
Impact Area: Children's Health
Kids and their families come to OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital from across the region to receive the best pediatric care when they need it most.
Solving the problem of pediatric blindness
J. Peter Campbell, M.D., M.P.H., and his colleagues are addressing a critical gap in pediatric retinal care.
Family grateful to OHSU for treating child’s rare cataracts
By Josh Friesen Sam and Hannah Amis weren’t anticipating anything unexpected when they brought their son Judd to his one-year pediatric checkup. It was just a routine appointment. Then, the pediatrician saw something unusual in Judd’s right eye. A referral to a specialist gave way to a diagnosis: cataracts. While cataracts in general isn’t rare, pediatric cataracts is, affecting about 3 […]
From patient bed to doctor’s badge: Teen cancer diagnosis leads to career in medicine
A cursory trip to the emergency room in 2002 changed the life of Ramsey Selbak, M.D. ’17, forever.
‘The sky’s the limit’
Meet Izzy, the 2026 Children’s Miracle Network Champion for OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
Champions of creative giving
Celebrating the creative giving champions who help to build a future of health and well-being at OHSU.
Paying it forward through the gift of education
Poet and former collegiate instructor George Staley understands the importance of education. Due to his own experiences receiving treatment at OHSU, Staley now supports nurses in their educational journeys.
Collaboration, care and connection in the face of an ultra-rare diagnosis
Jordan and Cody Medeiros have relied on OHSU for everything around their son Lincoln’s rare disease as they fundraise for a cure.
Foresight, calm and empathy impact family’s birth story and NICU stay at OHSU
Ricki and Nick Schoepp are grateful for the care they received as they navigated their son Zack’s premature birth and NICU stay at OHSU.
Doernbecher gaming specialist offers fun, distraction, normalcy for young patients
Doernbecher patient gaming specialist Justin Wooley uses the power of video games to give young patients a sense of normalcy and distraction.
