Eugene Minevich MD, FACS, FAAP

Nan Lin, MD, is a pediatric epileptologist at Cincinnati Children's, specializing in the treatment of epilepsy and seizure disorders. Dr. Lin is passionate about providing comprehensive care to children with medication-resistant epilepsy, neurogenetic epilepsy, and neonatal epilepsy. She is dedicated to improving the quality of life for her patients through advanced diagnostic and treatment options, including surgical evaluations. Dr. Lin's expertise and compassionate approach make her a trusted partner for families navigating epilepsy care.

Sarah Lawson, MD, is a pediatric endocrinologist at Cincinnati Children's, focusing on endocrine disorders related to brain tumors and septo-optic dysplasia. As the Inpatient Medical Director for Endocrine and Diabetes, she is committed to providing exceptional care to children with complex endocrine needs. Dr. Lawson treats conditions such as diabetes, growth disorders, and hormone imbalances, working closely with families to develop personalized treatment plans. Her dedication to research and quality improvement ensures the highest standards of care for her patients.

Victor F. Garcia, MD, FACS, FAAP, is a distinguished pediatric surgeon and the founding director of Trauma Services at Cincinnati Children's, specializing in the evaluation, management, and repair of congenital and acquired chest wall anomalies. His holistic approach to patient care combines advanced medical knowledge with compassion, emphasizing the importance of the patient's mind, spirit, and body in the healing process. At the Cincinnati Children's Chest Wall Center, Dr. Garcia and his team leverage innovative techniques and collaborative partnerships to enhance patient outcomes, including the development of empowerment tools for families. His ongoing research focuses on improving surgical methods for conditions like pectus excavatum, aiming to minimize pain and optimize recovery for young patients. Generated from the website