Sharing our expertise through podcasts
Pediatric Specialty Care Spotlight podcasts from Shriners Children's Chicago offer interviews with our physicians and clinicians in their areas of pediatric specialty care. Intended for parents and clinicians.
Shriners Children's Chicago is committed to sharing our expertise with physicians and clinicians. Here you'll find information on professional development webinars and seminars for medical professionals.
Join our physicians for upcoming Virtual Grand Rounds. CMEs are available. More dates coming soon. See information below about previous webinars that are available for viewing.
For physicians and clinicians interested in viewing past webinars on the topics listed below, please email lalindsey@shrinenet.org for registration and viewing details.
Virtual Grand Rounds Topic | Physician Presenter |
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Addressing Pain using the Biopsychosocial Model |
Justine Stewart, Psychologist |
Scrolling Screens and Social Media: Promoting Healthy Use for Youth |
Lydia R. Barhight, Ph.D., MA |
Heads up! Helmets & Ear Wells at Shriners Children's |
Patty Engebretson, MSN, CPNP, and Marissa Foss, MSN, CPNP |
Addressing Pain Using the Bio Psychosocial Model at Shriner's Children's Chicago |
Justine Stewart, Psy.D., Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral Fellow |
Pectus Excavatum: A Cosmetic or Physiologic |
Brian Gulack, M.D., pediatric surgeon |
Post-Concussion Syndrome: Identification and Management |
Maria G. Martinez, M.D., physical medicine and rehabilitation physician |
Patellar Instability in Pediatrics |
Kelsey Davidson, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon |
Evaluation and Management of Idiopathic Scoliosis |
John Ghazi, M.D., pediatric and orthopedic spine surgeon |
Medical and Rehab Management of Cerebral Palsy |
Shubhra S. Mukherjee, M.D. |
Macromastia and Gynecomastia in Adolescents |
Julia Corcoran, M.D., plastic surgeon |
Skull and Facial Asymmetry |
Chad Purnell, M.D., plastic surgeon |
Common Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Young Adult |
Kelsey Davidson, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon |
Common Pediatric Orthopedic Conditions |
Terri Cappello, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon |
Distraction osteogenesis: A paradigm shift in treatment of craniofacial disorders |
Chad Purnell, M.D., plastic surgeon |
The Limb Deficient Child |
Jeffrey Ackman, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon |
Chest Wall Deformities |
Srikumar Pillai, M.D., pediatric general surgeon |
The Top 10 List - Common Presentations in Pediatric Plastic Surgery |
David E. Morris, M.D., chief of plastic surgery |
Normal Variations in the Legs of Growing Children |
Terri Cappello, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon |
Wound Care in the Pediatric Population |
Gabi Martinez, M.D., physical medicine and rehabilitation physician |
Evaluation and Treatment of Pediatric Scoliosis |
Purnendu Gupta, M.D., spine orthopedic surgeon and chief of staff |
Pediatric Sports Medicine: Osteochondritus Dissecans Lesions in the Knee |
Kelsey Davidson, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon |
Courses are offered at Shriners Children's Chicago through the pediatric rehabilitation department for physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists. Information regarding CEUs is available on the website listed for each specific course. To register, visit the website listed for each seminar.
Presented by Gerti Motavalli, MPT
Saturday/Sunday, April 5-6, 2025
Course Description: This 16-hour course is for physical and occupational therapists interested in advanced application of non-invasive electrical spinal stimulation to maximize clinical outcomes in children with spinal bifida, spinal cord injuries, plexus paralysis, cerebral palsy and other neuromotor impairments. This is the first course in the three-part series to achieve certification in NISE-Stim (non-invasive spinal electrical stimulation). No previous knowledge of electrical stimulation is needed, but clinical knowledge is necessary.
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Questions: Contact Elena Zumbuleva, PT, D.P.T., at 773-385-5873.
The annual lecture takes place late fall 2025. Look for details on the 2025 even in summer 2025.
The Irma and Larry Sturm Memorial Ethics Lecture is an annual lecture series featuring important leaders from the field of medical ethics. The lecture is offered to medical doctors and health care specialists who are responsible for the care and well-being of patients and the integrity of medical institutions. The goal of this lectureship is to highlight ethical issues across disciplines and encourage thought and exploration of these issues among residents, students and faculty. The lecture is offered at no cost to participants. Continuing education credit (nursing) may be available. For more information, contact Kathy Zebracki at 773-385-5832.
Shriners Children's Chicago
2211 N. Oak Park Ave.
Chicago, IL 60707
Free on-site parking is available in our visitor parking lot. There is a hospital cafeteria and vending machines.
773-622-5400 – For general hospital information
773-385-5574 – To reach our rehabilitation department
Physician offices and clinician practices with referral/professional education questions may call:
773-332-4921 – Laurie Lindsey, Chicago DuPage, Cook County Northwest, South suburbs
813-309-4048 – Trish Pajak, Chicago North Cook County, North Shore
813-217-3118 – Kathy Mangel, Northern Indiana through Fort. Wayne, Indiana
813-539-1642 – Jessica Myers, Northern & Central Illinois, Eastern Iowa
Interested in hosting a presentation for health care professionals by Shriners Children's specialists?
We value relationships with our referring providers. It is our belief that effective communication and strong partnerships help to provide quality, seamless care to the children we serve. Please contact our physician liaison team if you have questions or would like to schedule an office visit with one of our staff members. Physicians and other pediatric specialists are available for grand rounds, staff in-services or to speak at conferences.
Laurie Lindsey: 773-332-4921
Pediatric Specialty Care Spotlight podcasts from Shriners Children's Chicago offer interviews with our physicians and clinicians in their areas of pediatric specialty care. Intended for parents and clinicians.
Our hospital has a motion analysis center that uses data to determine the most effective treatment plans for children with orthopedic conditions.
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