Employee Stories

Dorothy Bulas, M.D., works in Children’s National Diagnostic Imaging and Radiology. She is a pediatric radiologist with special interest in cross sectional imaging, particularly ultrasound.

Danielle Dooley, M.D., M.Phil., and Toke Odimayomi, M.D., share a common passion: advocating for under-resourced populations, especially for children and families who have immigrated. Now they have a chance to learn from one another through the underrepresented-in-medicine (URIM) Mentorship Lattice Program at Children’s National Hospital program.

Edie Mead, program manager for the NICU Family Support program, has been at Children's National Hospital since 2006.

In 2021, Ginger Winder, M.S.N., R.N., CPN, won the Children's National Magnet^® Nurse of the Year award for her commitment to empowering her team through her leadership.

Greg Scott is the Gallery and Exhibit Coordinator for Children’s National Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services.

Social worker Heather Langlois is an advocate for her patients at the Children’s National Heart Institute, where she cares for the psychosocial needs of patients and their families.

Meet Heather Walsh, MSN, RN, PCNS-BC, CHSE, CPN, the Simulation Education Specialist in the Board of Visitors (BOV) Simulation Program. She’s been at Children’s National for over 15 years. Her nickname is "The Tap Dancing Nurse."

Meet Hope Rhodes, M.D., MPH, a pediatrician in Children's National Healthy Generations Program, who is particularly interested in a variety of health related subjects including reproductive health, adolescent parents, health equity and medical education. Learn what sparked her interest in helping patients from a variety of under-resourced communities.

After nearly four decades in nursing, Jeanne Ricks says, “I have grown to understand the importance of every touch, every word.” Today, she touches children’s lives through leadership and mentorship of our cardiac nursing team.

When applying for residency it was important for Jessica Hippolyte, M.D., to be a part of an institution where diversity and inclusion was prioritized – and Children's National Hospital turned out to be just that.