A picture's worth a 1000 words

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Amy Payne

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Abigail Majercik

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Alison Freeberg

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Alison Starks - business ops manager

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Amanda Seroma - clinic MA

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Danielle Saliba - echo tech

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Muhammad Nuri - Cardiac Surgeon

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Erin Allen

Director, Administration and Finance

Seattle Children’s Hospital

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Ann Davis

Clinical Nurse

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Arika Patneaude

(Social Worker)

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Cara Shina

(Nurse Practitioner)

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Cath Eycheson

(admin assistant - echo lab)

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Courtney MacNealy-Koch

(Admin Team)

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Bethany Wizotzkey

(Fellow class 2016)

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Dona Brekke

(Alaska Cardiology)

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Gabby Besaw

(research)

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Dr. Masato Takahashi

Cardiologist

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Thomas Jinguji

Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Deformities, Vascular Anomalies

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Rita Mangione-Smith, MD, MPH

Pediatrics-Inpatient

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Randy Otto

Radiology

Division Chief, Informatics

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Leo Lopez

signif other: Irvin

Took a year off from medical school, went to Berkley and pretended to be enrolled for the summer. Also

pretended to have a twin in highschool. Enjoys dance, theatre. Recently moved to Miami from NY. Irvin didn’t want to move.

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Jorge (George) Jiroud - ST Pete. Used to do interventional cardiology. Now does outpatient cardiology.

wife’s name: Darcy - very friendly and easy to talk to.

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Dr. Eric Tham

SCH Chief research informatics officer

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Briana Olson - echo tech. started in February.

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Patrick Sullivan

former cardiology fellow

fininshed training in 2014 (Same year as Jennie Allen)

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Cassie Horner - CT Nurse Practitioner. From spokane. Worked as nurse prior to NP role for 5 years

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Chris Howard - bioengineering, 3D models

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Seiji Ito - ACHD fellow (class of 2015)

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Echo Tech Dave Collier joins us from Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City. He comes to us with a great deal of knowledge and experience.

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Nadine Chouieter - First cardiology fellow at SCH, class of 2010.

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Reid Farris, MD

PICU staff since 2011

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John C. McGuire

PICU Staff Since 2004

Division Cheif, Critical Care Medicine

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Katie R. Nielsen, MD, MPH

Critical Care

On staff since October 2014

Academic Title: Assistant Professor

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Lara Sabourin - CV ARNP

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Naomi Katz CV NP

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Katie Banker

CICU Attending

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Titus Chan - CICU attending since 2013

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Jennie Choe

CICU NP

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Tim Klien

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Erin Trent

Echo Tech

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Dr. Todd Dardas is an attending physician in heart failure transplant cardiology and a UW acting assistant professor of medicine

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Salaam Sallaam, MD - Central Washington Pediatric Cardiologist working with Veronica Schmer - trained at UofM.

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I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce our new Data Specialist, Theresa Vu. She comes to us from her previous role as a Public Health Intern at the American Heart Association. Theresa recently received her Master of Public Administration degree from Seattle University and has worked in various data roles for the last seven years. She’ll be helping respond to requests for data, data analysis, and populating the IMPACT database. Please welcome Theresa to the Heart Center!

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Shannon Quinlivan

When I met my husband I started my cross country adventure that has landed our family (my husband Hunter, our almost 5 year old daughter, Lyla and our fish Barnacle) in Seattle via Youngstown OH, Winchester VA, Madison WI, and Sacramento CA… (sidenote: if you don’t want to move around, don’t marry a radio person!) I have a degree in Physiology and started my path in non-invasive cardiac testing. When we moved to Madison I began working in the field of organ tissue and eye donation. I continued that career in California working for an OPO. This move to Seattle was a unique opportunity to get back into the healthcare/hospital setting. I am so excited to be working for such a prestigious organization and helping those in need. I enjoy weekend getaways and playing princesses and Legos with Lyla. Hunter being on air at 106.1KissFm gets us lots of opportunities to see concerts, which is also a favorite past time!