In addition to her volunteer and research interests, she works full-time in pediatric emergency rooms at CHOA and WellStar hospitals, and has worked at Camp Coleman as a family camp doctor and as a staff doctor for overnight camp.
More info: Lake Highland Preparatory School - Girls Varsity Soccer / FB, F / Class of 2014 / Orlando. Recently, she served as the content expert on water safety at CHOA, working to prevent drowning through a multi-faceted media and programmatic campaign, providing input on campaign billboards and website content and through media interviews. Watch Sarah Lazaruss videos and highlights on Hudl. She has presented at national conferences regarding safe sleep and serves on the Georgia child fatality review. Sarah Lazarus, MHS, PA-C, received her Bachelor Degree in Exercise and Movement Science from The University of Oregon and her Master’s Degree in Health Science and Physician Assistant Studies and Certification from Quinnipiac University. “We can’t prevent leukemia or diseases, but we can prevent drownings or injuries from motor vehicle collisions with proper protection.” “There are so many things that can happen to children that we cannot do anything about, but a lot of injuries don’t fall into that category,” Lazarus said. The name Sarah Lazarus has over 28 birth records, 2 death records, 7 criminal/court records, 97 address records, 20 phone records & more. She has mentored medical and public health students in research promoting safe sleep and community outreach projects that promote safe infant care. We found 32 entries for Sarah Lazarus in the United States. She is also a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and its Council on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention. Through CHIPP, Lazarus serves as the head of the save babies task force, focusing on prevention of injuries in children younger than 1. Get The AJT Newsletter by email and never miss our top stories “I am so happy to make a meaningful impact on the children of Atlanta at a place that made such a difference in my life.” “As a native of Jewish Atlanta, working at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta has always been one of my dreams, since I was 15 and a ‘volunteen’ at Scottish Rite,” she said.
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