Timothy Ackerman, MD, will be a medicine/pediatrics hospitalist in a location yet to be finalized.

Jenna Allison, MD, will be staying in Omaha to join the pediatric hematology/oncology group at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Children’s Hospital & Medical Center.

Daniel Boadwine, MD, will be moving to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to join the Avera McGreevy Pediatric Group to practice general pediatrics. 

Megan Lehmkuhl Dalhoff, DO, will be moving to Ames, Iowa to join the McFarland Clinic to practice hospital medicine.

Lydia Daniels, MD, will be moving to Marietta, OH to join the Memorial Health Clinic to practice general pediatrics.

Amanda Dave, MD, will be staying in Omaha to join the pediatric faculty and will be one of the co-chief residents.

Emily Dietle, MD, will be staying in Omaha to begin her fellowship in transplant hepatology.

Caitlin Gillespie, DO, will be staying in the Omaha to join the Boys Town Pediatrics Pediatric Clinic to practice general pediatrics.

Shannon Haines, MD, will be staying in Omaha to begin her fellowship in neonatology at the University of Nebraska Children’s Hospital & Medical Center. 

Anne Heenan, MD, will be moving to Highlands Ranch, Colorado to join the Kaiser Permanente Group in Parker, Colorado to practice general medicine/pediatrics. 

Amanda Jepson, DO, will be moving to Des Moines, Iowa to join the Mercy One Group to practice pediatric cardiology.

Ishani Jhamb, MBBS, will be moving to San Diego, California to begin her neonatology fellowship at University of California and Rady Children’s. 

Dhilhan Marasinghe, MD, will be moving to Fargo, North Dakota to join the Essentia Health Clinic to practice general pediatrics.

Ahmad Miri, MD, will be staying in Omaha to complete two years of pediatric residency at the University of Nebraska and Children’s Hospital & Medical Center. 

Rachel Marlow, MD, will be staying in Omaha and working as an ICU hospitalist at Children's Hospital & Medical Center. She plans to apply for a pediatric critical care fellowship.

Grace Murray, MD, will be staying in Omaha to begin her fellowship in pediatric hematology/oncology at the University of Nebraska and Children’s Hospital Medical Center.    

Elizabeth Null, MD, will be staying in Omaha to begin her fellowship in genetic medicine at the University of Nebraska and Children’s Hospital & Medical Center. 

Noah Reynolds, DO, will be moving to Waukee, Iowa to join the Unity Point Clinic to practice general pediatrics.

Julie Risinger, DO,  will be staying in Omaha to join the pediatric faculty and will be one of the co-chief residents.

Anum Samdani, MD, will be staying in Omaha join the UNMC Internal Medicine Hospitalist Group.

Rachel Schlueter, MD,  will be staying in the Omaha area to join the Children’s Physicians Village Pointe Clinic to practice general pediatrics 

Nicholas Torbert, MD, will be completing his neonatology fellowship on October 31, 2121 and is planning to move to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to join Avera McKennan Hospital to work in the NICU.

Joe Wang, DO, will be moving to San Antonio, Texas to join UT Health San Antonio as an IM hospitalist.

Simone Warrack, DO, will be moving to Green Bay, Wisconsin to join the Bellin Health Clinic to practice general pediatrics.

Eric West, DO, will be staying in the Omaha to join the Children’s Physicians Spring Valley Clinic to practice general pediatrics.

On May, 21 the UNMC Pediatrics Antiracism Committee held a Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Conference. The event featured the release of the committee’s Antiracism Statement. The keynote speaker Deirdre Cooper Owens, PhD, Charles and Linda Wilson Professor in the History of Medicine and Director of the Humanities in Medicine program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, provided a history of racist practices in medicine and instances of continuing racial issues.

Click the link above to see the UNMC Pediatrics Antiracism Committee's Antiracism Statement.

Committee's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Conference.

Course Description: Structural racism, implicit bias, diversity, inclusion, and cultural humility are all concepts taking center stage in the medical community as we strive to end racism and improve health equity. Based on the Pediatrics for the 21st Century (Peds 21) program at the 2020 AAP National Conference, Fighting Racism to Advance Child Health Equity is a series of educational videos that explores what these concepts mean for pediatricians in our practices, institutions, and communities, and how we can advance child health equity by applying an anti-racist lens to the systems shaping health and medicine. By the end of the series, you will be ready, able, and inspired to help address the inequities that contribute to health disparities, create the conditions we know support healthier children and families, and ensure all children and adolescents have a fair chance at a healthy future. This online video series is eligible for Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Part 2 credit.

In this new feature, we present the same five questions to a member or members of the UNMC Pediatrics team in order to get to know the person behind the medical professional. This month we feature LaTryce Anderson, Administrative Assistant, Infectious Diseases Clinic and Hannah Sneller, MD, assistant professor, Division of Emergency Medicine.

Chittalsinh Raulji, MD - 1 year