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Life at St. Louis Children's Hospital: Velma

Thursday, June 20, 2013
About St. Louis Children's Hospital, Employment

Velma, a patient liaison for the emergency department, has worked at St. Louis Children’s Hospital for over 55 years. She has cared for generations of patient families and spreads her passion for Children’s internationally.

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Infectious Diseases Late Effects Liver Care Lung Transplant
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About St. Louis Children's Hospital

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