MUSC Children's Health
Tammy Lane Churchill is a highly experienced healthcare professional with a Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Studies. With a background in cardiovascular technology and veterinary nursing, Tammy Lane has worked in various prestigious institutions specializing in pediatric and fetal echocardiography. Tammy currently serves as a Quality Coordinator at MUSC Children's Health, where Tammy Lane manages the American College of Surgeons Children's Surgical Verification Program. Prior to this, Tammy Lane held positions at Mission Health and New York-Presbyterian Hospital as a Pediatric Echosonographer. In addition to their healthcare roles, Tammy also has experience in veterinary nursing and visual merchandising.
MUSC Children's Health
MUSC Children’s Health is changing what’s possible for children and their families by providing the pediatric clinical and research expertise every child deserves. From promoting healthy lifestyles to offering life-saving treatments, MUSC Children’s Health delivers comprehensive and compassionate care to children throughout South Carolina and beyond in more than 27 specialty areas. MUSC’s integrated children’s health care system consists of the 250-bed MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital (SJCH) and Pearl Tourville Women’s Pavilion located on the Charleston peninsula, which is one of the most patient and family centered and technologically advanced hospitals for children and their families in the United States; the Charles P. Darby Research Institute where pediatric research teams conduct significant and ongoing efforts; the R. Keith Summey Medical Pavilion in North Charleston which offers an ambulatory care clinic and surgery center, specialty care and after hours clinics; and finally, expanded depth and breadth of expertise in multiple locations throughout the state, offering primary, urgent and specialty care in person or via telehealth. To provide the best care for children now and in the future, MUSC Children’s Health puts the needs of patients and their families first. This intentional way of moving forward aligns with the emerging national best practice of offering children’s ambulatory and specialty services within local communities and delivery of more acute care at a major flagship hospital. As a result, families receive the best combination of high quality, lower cost and easily accessible care as possible. For more information, visit musckids.org For career information, go to https://web.musc.edu/human-resources