Departments
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Medical Genetics services are provided by a multidisciplinary team comprised of geneticists, genetic counselors, pediatricians, dieticians, nurses, molecular geneticists, and cytogeneticists. The goal is to diagnose, treat and prevent congenital and hereditary disorders.
The Montreal Children’s Hospital Division of Adolescent Medicine/Gynecology is made up of a group of specialists who care for complex health issues in adolescents. The department also treats children and teens with eating disorders, severe obesity, and other chronic diseases.
The Cardiovascular Surgery Team at the Montreal Children’s Hospital provides consultation, evaluation, surgical care, and follow-up care for an entire range of pediatric surgical conditions in children from birth to early adulthood who have congenital (present at birth) and acquired (not present at birth but developing afterwards) cardiac and pulmonary disease.
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.
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, Pediatric Day Hospital Services and Ambulatory Services, and Isabelle St-Sauveur, Nurse in Advanced Clinical Practice.
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 Montreal Children’s Hospital’s Pediatric Test Center for children from 0 to 17 years of age inclusively. IMPORTANT: The Pediatric Test Centre remains open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
The Montreal Children’s Hospital Spina Bifida Service brings together specialists from several services at the hospital to provide care to children who have shunts (a tube which drains fluid from around the brain), as well as children with varying degrees of motor and sensory deficits, and children with neurogenic bladder and bowel (a condition which affects the spinal cord nerves that control bladder and bowel function).
