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Christiane Corriveau, MD

Critical Care Specialist

Locations

  • Main Hospital

    Washington, District of Columbia 20010
    1-888-884-BEAR (2327)

Education & Training

  • MA, Education and Human Development, 2005
    George Washington University
  • Fellowship Program, Pediatric Critical Care, 1993
    Children's National Medical Center
  • Residency Program, Pediatrics, 1990
    Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine
  • MA, 1988
    Boston University
  • Internship Program, Pediatrics, 1988
    Medical College of Virginia
  • MD, 1987
    Boston University School of Medicine
  • BS, Chemistry/English, 1981
    Boston College

Board Certifications

  • American Board of Pediatrics/Critical Care

National Provider ID: 1447331368


Biography

Christiane Corriveau, M.D., is a pediatric intensive care physician at Children's National Health System. She is originally from Boston, MA, and has been a doctor at Children's National since 1993. Dr. Corriveau's interests include medical education and faculty development. She is on the board of directors of the Washington Regional Transplant Consortium.

Research & Publications

Absolute and Relative Adrenal Insufficiency in Children with Septic Shock

(2005) The Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Evidence Based Journal Club

Academy of Human Resources Proceedings

(2006) The Effect of Organizational Sub-Culture on the Transfer of Patient care.

Adrenal Disorders

(2006) Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting

(1998) Socioeconomic Factors and Emergency PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care unit) Admission

Improving Access to Intensive Care Is Insurance the problem

(2006) The Journal of Critical Care Medicine

Strategic Learning Linking Resident Training to Outcomes for Patients

(2005) The Journal of Critical Care Medicine