Jon McGreevy, MD, MSPH, FAAP, Takes Helm at Phoenix Children's
Phoenix Children's recently announced that Dr. Jon F. McGreevy has been appointed as the division chief of pediatric emergency medicine. With a substantial background in the field, Dr. McGreevy leads a dedicated team of over 100 medical professionals, including physicians, advanced practice providers, and pediatric emergency fellows.
Experience and Leadership
Bringing more than twenty years of expertise in pediatric emergency care, 13 of which were spent at Phoenix Children's, Dr. McGreevy possesses a wealth of knowledge in clinical education, research, and leadership. His responsibilities extend to overseeing several facilities, including emergency services at Phoenix Children's Hospital's multiple campuses and urgent care locations across the region.
Future Developments in Pediatric Care
Among his noteworthy tasks, Dr. McGreevy is also charged with preparing for the opening of the new Phoenix Children's Hospital — East Valley, slated for 2025. His commitment to improving healthcare delivery is evident in his focus on enhancing services to meet the needs of an increasing number of emergency and trauma patients, which totals about 200,000 annually.
A Commitment to Medical Education
With a keen interest in medical education, Dr. McGreevy has played a vital role in nurturing future healthcare providers. Christopher, MD, the physician in chief at Phoenix Children's, expressed confidence in Dr. McGreevy's vision for the emergency departments and his dedication to fostering the next generation of pediatricians.
Dr. McGreevy's Vision for Pediatric Emergency Medicine
He expressed his belief that children deserve specialized care tailored to their unique needs. Advocating for a family-centered approach, he emphasized the importance of preparing new pediatric emergency physicians who can provide outstanding care as the team expands and enhances its services.
Education and Recognition
Dr. McGreevy earned his medical degree from Creighton University and holds a Master of Science in Public Health from St. Louis University. His training included a pediatric residency and a fellowship in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, equipping him with the skills needed to excel in his new role.
A Track Record of Achievement
As a well-respected leader in medical education, Dr. McGreevy has made significant contributions through numerous publications and has been honored for his excellence in mentorship and teaching. His in-depth understanding of pediatric emergency medicine makes him an ideal candidate for this leadership position.
Strengthening the Future of Pediatric Care
Dr. McGreevy's leadership aligns with Phoenix Children's mission to cater to the healthcare requirements of Arizona's pediatric population. In concert with his team, he aims to advance the hospital's emergency medicine program, ensuring high-quality care is accessible to children throughout the state.
About Phoenix Children's
Phoenix Children's is among the largest pediatric healthcare systems in the nation, providing an array of services including inpatient and outpatient care, trauma support, and urgent care. The institution has served the community for over 40 years, with a commitment to elevating pediatric care across various specialties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jon McGreevy?
Dr. Jon McGreevy is the newly appointed division chief of pediatric emergency medicine at Phoenix Children's, bringing extensive experience in the field.
What are Dr. McGreevy's main responsibilities?
He oversees emergency services at multiple Phoenix Children's campuses and is focused on improving care for pediatric emergency patients.
What educational background does Dr. McGreevy have?
He holds a medical degree from Creighton University and a Master's in Public Health from St. Louis University.
How many patients does Phoenix Children's care for annually?
Phoenix Children's handles up to 200,000 emergency and trauma patients each year.
What is the vision for pediatric emergency care under Dr. McGreevy?
Dr. McGreevy aims to provide specialized and family-centered care while expanding training for upcoming pediatric emergency physicians.
