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Arkansas Children’s Northwest, Inc
DNV
Non-Profit
Arkansas Children’s Northwest, Inc is a children’s hospital at 2601 Gene George Boulevard in Springdale, AR, established in 2018; it is a 26-bed, non-profit facility accredited by DNV. Clinical capabilities include five operating rooms and a range of diagnostic and therapeutic services — imaging (CT, MRI, diagnostic radiology), clinical laboratory and pharmacy, anesthesia and operating room services, chemotherapy and therapeutic radiology, rehabilitation services (physical, occupational, speech), respiratory care, dental and audiology, plus outpatient and postoperative recovery services. The facility maintains specialty departments such as an emergency department, inpatient surgical, neurosurgical, ophthalmic and orthopedic surgery, pediatric and reconstructive surgery, and employs physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nursing, allied health and support services. Arkansas Children’s Northwest supports multiple residency program types (allopathic, osteopathic, dental, podiatric and other) and has a workforce equivalent to approximately 642 full-time positions.
Departments
Emergency Department, Inpatient Surgical, Neurosurgical, Ophthalmic Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery (Hospital), Outpatient Surgery, Pediatric, and Reconstructive Surgery
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Magnet 2022
DNV
Non-Profit
Arkansas Children’s Hospital is a children’s hospital located at 1 Children’s Way in Little Rock, AR, near Allendale Manor and American Manor; it is a non-profit, DNV-accredited institution established in 1984 and magnet-designated since 2022 with 336 beds. Clinical departments include PICU and pediatric ICU, NICU, burn care, cardiac catheterization and open heart/cardiothoracic surgery, a designated trauma center, emergency and emergency psychiatric services, CCU, CARF inpatient rehabilitation, neurosurgical and multiple surgical specialties including orthopedic, ophthalmic and reconstructive surgery, and a Medicare-certified transplant center; the campus has 14 operating rooms, two cardiac catheterization labs, and four endoscopy rooms. The workforce is equivalent to approximately 3,936 full-time positions spanning leadership, physicians, nursing, allied health, advanced practice and support services, and residency programs listed include allopathic, osteopathic, dental, podiatric and other training programs.