📣 We’re Hiring – In-Person Open Interviews! 🏥 We're looking for friendly, dependable team members to join us as Patient Access Representatives – the first face patients see when they walk through our doors. 📅 In-Person Open Interviews 🕗 Thursday, July 24th, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM 📍 Scottish Rite for Children 5700 Dallas Pkwy, Frisco, TX 75034 ✅ No appointment needed – interviews will be held on a first-come, first-served basis. What to bring: ✔️ Updated resume ✔️ A valid Photo ID ✔️A smile and a willingness to learn ✔️Any supporting documents you'd like to share 🅿️ Free parking is available in the patient parking lot in front of the facility. Enter through the main entrance and let security know you're there for the Patient Access interviews. ✨ Meet our hiring team, learn about the role, and interview on the spot – all in one visit!
In support of those affected by the recent floods in Central Texas, we’ve tied green ribbons around trees and turned our campus lights green as small symbols of hope and unity during an incredibly difficult time. This tragedy has deeply impacted our community, including members of our own Scottish Rite for Children family. To anyone walking through our doors who is carrying grief or hardship: you are seen, and you are not alone. 💚
We’re deeply saddened by the devastating flooding in Central Texas. Our hearts go out to everyone impacted, including the Camp Mystic community. During times like these, children may feel anxious or scared. Swipe through for tips from our pediatric psychologists to help support your child and provide comfort as they process what’s happening.
Scottish Rite for Children Center for Dyslexia will be at Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education (TCASE) Interactive 2025 Conference, July 14-16, in Austin, TX, at the JW Marriott. We look forward to connecting with our friends across the state who are seeking to provide, not only evidence based, but also recently research validated dyslexia curricula for your students and families! Visit our booth to learn about our suite of options to meet the unique needs of learners from kindergarten through high school. Also, find out more about our soon-to-be released dysgraphia curriculum, Write Idea! See you at TCASE!
Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸
🏆 Join us in congratulating Shane M. Miller, M.D. on receiving the NATA Secondary School Athletic Trainers’ Committee (SSATC) AT Advocacy Award! Dr. Miller is a tireless advocate for athletic trainers — championing their role in schools, clinics and the community. From providing education on concussion care and emergency action planning to supporting athletic trainers across North Texas, Dr. Miller leads by example. 👏 This award is a reflection not only of his dedication, but also the incredible work of our entire Sports Medicine team in advancing the profession of athletic training.
Meet Olivia! Whether she is spiking a volleyball over the net or racing others in cross country, 17-year-old Olivia enjoys an active lifestyle with intensity, grit and heart. 👟🏐🎓 She recently graduated as valedictorian of her high school class and is starting her college journey at Texas Tech University this fall, but the road there hasn’t always been smooth. After a routine scoliosis screening in fifth grade revealed the curvature in her spine, she was referred to Scottish Rite for Children. Physician assistant Jessica Landson, evaluated Olivia and diagnosed her with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). Through regular visits with her care team and wearing a brace made just for her, Olivia has managed her scoliosis with strength and resilience. “Because of my care team and the brace, I was able to keep doing the sports I love,” says Olivia. Now, she is starting a new chapter of her life and looking ahead to a brace-free active lifestyle with possibility. “The people at Scottish Rite are amazing,” Olivia says. “They truly want to help you and will do everything they can to make your situation better. It’s the place that gave me the confidence and strength to move forward without fear.” We can’t wait to see where the future takes you, Olivia! ❤️🙌 Read more about her story here: bit.ly/43ZLDDg
📣 Sharpen your pediatric ultrasound skills with hands-on training! Join us for a two-day immersive course in point-of-care musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSKUS) tailored specifically for pediatric and adolescent diagnostic ultrasound for the continued point-of-care evaluation and clinical decision-making. Whether you're just getting started or looking to refine your evaluation skills, this program offers valuable learning opportunities for every level. 👩🏻 What to expect: ✅ Foundational training in ultrasound physics and knobology ✅ Live demonstrations and guided hands-on sessions with pediatric models ✅ Multidisciplinary insights from experienced local and international faculty 🏥 Who should attend? Pediatricians, orthopedic and sports medicine providers, rheumatologists, emergency and urgent care clinicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers and more. This activity has been approved by the Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners for 11.50 CCUs for PTs and PTAs. Hosted by Scottish Rite for Children, this is a can’t-miss opportunity to build your confidence and competence in pediatric POCUS. 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gp-Nm54J
Advancing pediatric orthopedic care begins with a commitment to research and education. Scottish Rite for Children sports medicine surgeons recently took part in a collaborative pediatric dissection, arthroscopy and research program — bringing together surgeons and students to study knee anatomy and refine surgical techniques. Drs. Ellis and Wilson were joined by medical student research fellow Keinan Agonias and UT Southwestern Orthopaedic Surgery student Hayes Martin, reinforcing our investment in hands-on learning that shapes the future of pediatric orthopedics.
Our surgeons are returning home from Munich, Germany, where they proudly represented Scottish Rite for Children at The International Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (ISAKOS) hashtag#ISAKOS2025. Our team presented a range of original, institution-led research and shared findings from prestigious multi-center collaborations through SCORE, JUPITER, and ROCK—helping shape the global dialogue on pediatric musculoskeletal care. Research topics included: 🦴 Tibial spine malunion ⚾ Medial epicondyle subapophyseal avulsions ⚾ Ulnohumeral gapping 🦵 Operative time complications in ACL surgery 🦴 OCD of the patella vs. medial femoral condyle 🤸 Return to sport after capitellar osteochondral allograft Special thanks to Dr. Philip Wilson, Dr. Jacob Jones, and Dr. Henry Ellis for advancing pediatric orthopedics on the global stage. We’re proud to see our specialists leading the way—through innovation, collaboration, and a deep commitment to improving outcomes for young athletes everywhere.
