Departments and staff
The Montreal Children’s Hospital Child Development Program offers whole patient- and family-centred care within the context of development and behaviour. Child development is a discipline that looks at the emergence of skills and the acquisition of abilities, such as milestones and language and motor development, from the time of infancy into preschool years and beyond.
The Montreal Children’s Hospital established one of the first Child Life Departments in North America in 1936.
Our Child Protection Program works with the hospital’s Department of Social Services and the Division of Adolescent Medicine/Gynecology to provide services to children and adolescents.
The Montreal Children’s Hospital’s Craniofacial and Cleft Surgery team is dedicated to the treatment of children with craniofacial disorders (affecting bones of the skull and face).
Drs. Manon Allard, Catherine Millar, Catherine Henin, Anne-Marie Sbrocchi and Hema Patel.
Our Administrative professionals: Natalie Ross, Karen Wightman, Daphnay Mondelus, Nancy Di iorio, and Rosanna Barrafato.
Our Allied Health professionals: Anna Lachance, Judith Le Gallais, Chantal Champoux, Vanessa Blagrave, and Marion Hahn.
Nathalie Aubin, Assistant Head Nurse, Nadia Eldaoud, Clinical Manager and Isabelle St-Sauveur, Clinical Nurse Specialist.
Nursing team, top row: Annabelle Giroux, Annie Chaput, Sylvie Canizares, Isabelle St-Sauveur, and Eloisa Binder. Bottom row: Tania Lafleche, Nadia Eldaoud, Geraldine Schaack, Catherine Sabourin, Clelia Coccia, and Nathalie Aubin.
The Complex Care Service at the Montreal Children’s Hospital helps many patients and families who are dealing with a variety of complex medical conditions that require short-, medium- or long term care coordination.
The Montreal Children’s Hospital’s Craniofacial and Cleft Surgery team is dedicated to the treatment of children with craniofacial disorders (affecting bones of the skull and face).