Seattle Children's

The page provides contact information for Seattle Children's public relations team.

The page answers frequently received questions and lists press@seattlechildrens.org for inquiries.

Members of the media interested in conducting interviews or taking photographs of staff, patients, or patients' families must first request permission from Seattle Children's public relations staff.

Dr. André Dick is appointed Seattle Children’s senior vice president (SVP) and surgeon-in-chief, Bonnie Fryzlewicz is appointed SVP and chief nursing officer and Dr. Jeff Ojemann is appointed SVP and chief medical officer.

The Elizabeth Thomas Legacy Scholarship recognizes people committed to improving the care and well-being of children and families at Seattle Children’s and in the community.

Seattle Children’s Nurse Residency is a one-year program that prepares and supports new graduates beginning pediatric nursing careers at the hospital.

Seattle Children’s Professional Practice Model fosters excellence in pediatric nursing through a commitment to family-centered care, innovation, and professional development.

Seattle Children's 2025 Nursing Annual Report describes nurses' work to increase access to services, support colleagues and provide care.

The page provides contact information for Seattle Children’s Hospital’s Augmentative and Alternative Communication clinic.

The page explains that fever phobia refers to parents’ fear that fever will harm their child and states that fevers are harmless and often helpful.

The page lists speech pathologists and other healthcare professionals on Seattle Children’s Hospital’s Augmentative and Alternative Communication care team.

The Pediatric Moving Beyond Cancer to Wellness event is a free conference for young people living with cancer, survivors, caregivers, families, friends and health professionals. It is recommended for survivors ages 12 and older and parents of survivors of any age.

Seattle Children’s aims to improve healthcare experiences and outcomes for patients and families. The page says tracking progress can show successes and opportunities for improvement.

The Center for Quality and Patient Safety (CQPS) supports and improves the quality and safety of patient care at Seattle Children’s. CQPS provides resources and guidance for staff to deliver optimal outcomes, cultivate a culture of safety and equity, and advance improvement science.

The company is expanding its clinics and opening specialty centers to bring pediatric specialists closer to patients.

Seattle Children's has a care network across Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho and works with other healthcare providers to provide pediatric care to babies, children, teens and young adults in their communities.

Opt-out of receiving Seattle Children's fundraising materials.

The page provides an online form for submitting recommendations about healthcare providers at Seattle Children’s.

One of the best children's hospitals in the country, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Children's Hospital, Foundation and Research Institute advance pediatric care.

Seattle Children’s Hospital is launching the **Institute for Pediatric Innovation**, a $10 million initiative focused on leveraging AI, precision health, and medical devices to improve pediatric care. The institute will prioritize eight areas, including developing a pediatric-specific digital care platform with AI tools, expanding precision medicine (e.g., genome analysis for non-ICU patients), and establishing an innovation unit to test new pediatric devices. CEO **Dr. Christopher Longhurst** emphasizes ethical AI use, industry partnerships, and scaling research into clinical practice, with oversight from an AI Review Board. Initial funding combines a $5M anonymous gift and existing resources, though Longhurst notes this is just the start of broader investments.

Oct 2026GeekWireNews article

— Kymeta has appointed former CIA Deputy Director Elizabeth Kimber as chief growth officer. Kymeta, a Redmond, Wash.-based mobile satellite communications company, is working to increase sales with the Department of Defense, the intelligence community and other organizations in national security. Ki

Oct 2026GeekWireNews article

GitHubRepository owner

The Seattle biotech BrainChild Bio raises $116 million in Series A financing to advance its CAR T therapy for diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG), a childhood brain cancer. The funding primarily supports the registration-stage ILLUMINATE Phase 2 trial, which delivers engineered T cells into cerebrospinal fluid through an implanted catheter; investors include Seattle Children’s and WRF Capital. BrainChild also plans to advance a CAR T therapy targeting three cancer markers toward initial clinical testing in glioblastoma.

Sep 2026GeekWireNews article