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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.

Medical Services

Asthma Blood Disorders Bone Marrow Transplant Brain Cancer
Cancer Cerebral Palsy Craniofacial Surgery Critical Care
Emergency Medicine Facial Nerve Fetal Care Foot Disorders
Gastroenterology Hand - Orthopedics Heart Center Heart Transplant
Infectious Diseases Liver Care Lung Transplant Nephrology
Neurocritical Care Neurofibromatosis Neurology Neurorehabilitation
Newborn Medicine Nursing Orthopedics Plastic Surgery
Radiology Sickle Cell Disease Spinal Disorders Sports Medicine
Surgery Transport Trauma Urology

Patient Stories

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Physician Profiles

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Health & Wellness

Healthy Recipes Nutrition Safety Wellness, Development & Safety

Giving

Foundation Volunteering

Community Outreach

Advocacy Camps Programs

About St. Louis Children's Hospital

#InspiredByKids Employment General Orientation Videos
Brain Tumor Child's "Kid Cam"
Pediatric Cancer Patient Success Story - Hyundai Hope on Wheels
Pursue Knowing: Healing Every Sick Child at St. Louis Children's Hospital
Family Resource Center at St. Louis Children's Hospital
Curing Sickle Cell with Unmatched Bone Marrow
When is Bone Marrow Transplant Appropriate?
Hey Ellen DeGeneres! Meet Your Biggest Fan Noah, Cancer Patient at St. Louis Children's Hospital
Facial Reconstruction Surgery for Child with Hypertelorism - Paiton's Story