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Michelle Riley- Dr. Charles Hankins
Brown
Care First, a major expansion Yearly Volunteer Training Goes West Leaders Announced for Woodlands, West Campus
project that is scheduled to
begin soon, will add floors Annual volunteer training, which is held each As Texas Children’s continues to grow to pro-
for pediatric care to the exist- March, expanded its horizons this year to in- vide its signature quality care to more chil-
ing Pavilion south tower, clude Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus. dren and families in more areas, experienced
including operating rooms; leaders have been tapped to lead Texas Chil-
increase intensive care unit One session was held at the main cam- dren’s Hospital West Campus and Texas Chil-
capacity to beds; add seven pus as always, and a Saturday session was dren’s Hospital The Woodlands.
new floors to the Heart Center; added at West Campus. It was the first time
and construct a helipad for the event has been held in another location. The Woodlands
emergency transfer.
“A lot of volunteers haven’t been to the Michelle Riley-Brown, previously president
West Campus and don’t know how amazing of Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus,
it is,” Tashona Domeaux, senior volunteer co- was named the new president for Texas Chil-
ordinator, says. “The hospital and volunteer dren’s Hospital The Woodlands, which will
opportunities are really growing.” open in .
Vital Information Covered “I am honored to be selected as president
of Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands,”
Both sessions included door prizes and kicked she says. “As the demand for high-quality pedi-
off with information about important new atric care continues to grow throughout our
hospital initiatives. area, we look forward to providing access to
services in a more convenient location for our
Care First: This major expansion project patients and families.”
is scheduled to begin soon and be complete
in . Dr. Charles Hankins, a board-certified
neonatologist who was most recently chief
Error preven- medical officer of Texas Children’s Hospital
tion: Volunteers can West Campus, will be chief medical officer of
be proactive in pre- the hospital.
venting errors to
help create a safe en- West Campus
vironment.
Chanda Cashen Chacón has been selected as
The second part president of Texas Children’s Hospital West
of the training was Campus. She previously was vice president of
a refresher of topics women’s services at Texas Children’s Pavilion
important to volun- for Women.
teers, including con-
fidentiality, hand “It is a tremendous honor to be named
washing and proce- president of Texas Children’s Hospital West
dures. Campus,” she says. “The strong foundation
that has been built over the past four years
“Annual train- will allow us to expand on our promise to pro-
ing is so important vide exceptional care and an unrivaled expe-
to our ability to help rience for our patients.”
patients and fami-
lies,” Domeaux says.
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