Physician News

CME credit is available for the spring 2021 Virtual Lunch and Learn series. Be sure to claim yours today.

The Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting, which kicks off today, brings together the pediatric academic community to share research, education and advocacy efforts. This virtual event allows participants to watch sessions live or on-demand at your convenience. Registered attendees can visit the Children's National Hospital booth in the Virtual Exhibit Hall.

Anna Yasmine Kirkorian, M.D., who has been on staff as a dermatologist for the past seven years, has been named the new chief of Dermatology at Children's National Hospital.

The Children's National Hospital community has lost a great friend, colleague and mentor: Arnold H. Einhorn, M.D. He led the residency program at Children’s National for 14 years, evolving it into one of the most sought-after programs in the country. 

The PPE Conservation Strategies Tool can help illustrate the large differences in expected consumption of PPE when choosing between four potential strategies to conserve supplies.

In this update, you'll learn about town hall meeting on the latest on COVID-19 infections, vaccinations and Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) coming up on March 23, new providers who recently joined our nationally-ranked Nephrology Division, our new Balance and Vestibular Program and more.

In this update, you'll learn about our new cardiology nurse navigator, our Prince George's County infusion center that is now open, and the region's first sports medicine center dedicated exclusively to the needs of young athletes.

Nurse navigator Charles will coordinate cardiology referrals from physicians and provide comprehensive patient education to families while ensuring continuity of care.

In this update, you'll learn about additional divisions enabling self-scheduling through our patient portal, a new sports medicine clinic opening in Silver Spring, MD, in March, the upcoming Pediatric Neurology Update and more.

Nominations for Northern Virginia Magazine’s list of "Top Doctors" are generated by a peer survey and panels from eight local hospitals. Each panel nominated the doctors based on internal evaluations, patient reviews, patient access, training and quality of records.