Department of Pediatrics

Dr. Winlaw is a cardiothoracic surgical innovator as well as an experienced and talented neonatal surgeon. His professional track record demonstrates that he is an exceptional clinician and surgeon, as well as a dedicated educator, mentor and thought leader in the field with an extensive publication record. Supportive, family-centered care is the cornerstone of Dr. Winlaw’s clinical approach. He is committed to clear and frequent communication with parents/guardians and patients. Dr. Winlaw’s focus as a leader is on ensuring an excellent culture of care, including seamless multidisciplinary te...

Professor of Pediatrics, Northwestern University Feinberg School of MedicineSection Head Cardiac Catheterization, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of ChicagoMedical Education: University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia Cardiology Fellowship: Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne, Australia; Boston Children's Hospital, MA.

Dr. LaPonsie is a pediatric hospitalist in the Department of Pediatrics, Division of Hospital-Based Medicine. She cares for patients at Lurie Children's Hospital and Prentice Women's Hospital and is the Associate Program Director for the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Pediatric Hospital Medicine fellowship and the Secretary/Treasurer for the Lurie Children's Medical Staff.

In addition to caring for infants, children, and adolescents with a variety of neurologic conditions, Dr Rubin has specialized training and interest in acquired demyelinating diseases (multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, neuromyelitis optica) and genetic white matter diseases (leukodystrophies). She serves as the director of Lurie's Leukodystrophy Care Center, a multidisciplinary program developed to provide the best possible care to patients with leukodystrophies and their families at every stage of their disease. 

My primary areas of research interest are prevention of behavioral transmission of HIV infection and promotion of health and wellness among HIV-impacted adolescent and young adult populations, including sexual and gender minorities. In particular, I have been involved in the development of practical and scalable interventions across the HIV care continuum, including mHealth interventions, in both the United States and internationally. 

I am a physician-scientist who specializes in pediatric critical care medicine. I received my MD from the University of Washington and completed my Residency in Pediatrics and Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at Northwestern University. I joined the faculty in the Pediatric Critical Care Division in 2011.

Dr. O'Halloran was born in Chicago and grew up in Oconomowoc, WI. He completed his undergraduate degree and medical school at the University of Wisconsin. He then completed pediatrics residency at Boston Children's Hospital before moving back to Chicago to complete his cardiology and interventional cardiology fellowships at Lurie Children's. Dr. O'Halloran specializes in catheter-based procedures for infants, children, as well as adults with congenital heart disease. In addition to his clinical work Dr. O'Halloran is involved in several clinical and translational research programs which aim to...

I am a board certified pediatrician with primary interests in the care of both the well and preterm or ill newborn. In addition to newborn care I provide procedural moderate sedation for pediatric patients of all ages.

Chrinic fatigue symdrome and chlamydia and adolescentimmunizations ,especially flu

My goal is to become an expert in supporting providers with the right data to make optimal clinical decisions for their patients. I believe that current data infrastructure does not support providers in making optimal clinical choices. Quality healthcare requires Quality data.