Upstate Pediatric Trauma

12/22/2025

12/19/2025

Today we celebrate our Pediatric Critical Care Transport Team on National Heroes and Heroines Day. 🚑💙

Serving a 22-county region across Central New York, this team brings advanced pediatric critical care directly to the hospitals that need it most. These professionals are nationally certified in transport medicine and play a vital role in keeping children safe during their most urgent moments.

We’re grateful for the compassionate, skilled team members who partner with our regional hospitals and ensure children of all ages arrive safely at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. They are a key link in the chain of survival for emergency medical care and transport and we are proud to honor their service today.

12/18/2025

11/18/2025

National Injury Prevention Day ✅Learn the Facts! ✅

11/18/2025

💚Most injuries are preventable. Today, November 18, we recognize National Injury Prevention Day—a day dedicated to turning awareness into action.

Join us in wearing green or shining a green light to show your support and help raise awareness for safer communities. Together, we can make a difference. 💚

11/14/2025

📖We’re proud to share that 14 of our nurses completed the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course (ENPC). This hands-on training gave them valuable skills to care for our youngest patients in emergency situations. It was a great opportunity to learn, grow, and strengthen our commitment to high-quality pediatric care.

10/24/2025

Our Pediatric Trauma Program partnered with the Pediatric Critical Care Transport Team at the Binghamton Club for The Mr. and Mrs. John Burns Memorial Pediatric Teaching Day. Our team was able to raise awareness about the specialized care we provide and share education with nurses, physicians, and students. Collaboration like this helps strengthen our efforts to deliver the best possible care to children throughout our community.

10/02/2025

Get to know our amazing Pediatric Trauma Medical Director, Dr. Wallenstein!

10/02/2025

🩸😷We had the pleasure of joining the 3N Peds OR for a mock drill combined with the blood bank for Massive Transfusion Protocol(MTP). This drill was an opportunity for staff to practice and ask questions regarding MTP. We are all about teamwork and collaboration!