In collaboration with MassGeneral for Children, our Emergency Department is the only facility in the region to provide a full range of infant, child, and adolescent acute care from emergency services to pediatric follow-up as well as a section of the Emergency Department waiting area designated to our young patients.
Each child and family who come to our emergency department will receive care from a multidisciplinary team of pediatric providers, nurses, support staff and more. Children are cared for in a private wing of the Emergency Department, which is staffed by MassGeneral for Children physicians and support staff. In the event it is needed, we can admit and care for patients in Norwood Hospital Pediatric Inpatient Unit. Our pediatric specialists are available 24/7 for specialty consultation when necessary.
Close Collaboration with Pediatric Specialists
Through our collaboration with MassGeneral for Children, Norwood Hospital patients have complete access to the board-certified pediatric physicians and resources of the world-renowned Massachusetts General Hospital, including innovative research and treatments. Services available to our pediatric patients include:
- Allergy
- Cardiology
- Endocrinology and Diabetes
- ENT
- Gastroenterology and Nutrition
- Nephrology
- Neurology
- Orthopedics
- Pulmonary Medicine
- Rheumatology
- General Surgery
Pediatric Inpatient Care Unit
Norwood Hospital’s Pediatric Inpatient Care Unit features a caring, private and welcoming environment focused on the needs of children. Families and children are cared for by MassGeneral for Children pediatric hospitalists who are in the hospital 24/7, certified pediatric nurses and caregivers, and a specially-designed environment for the care and comfort of our youngest patients and their caregivers.
Our Team
Derek J. Trapasso, MD, Medical Director, MassGeneral Hospital for Children at Norwood Hospital
Dr. Trapasso is a pediatrician, board certified in pediatrics, providing expert care to our community. Dr. Trapasso's completed his residency at Albany Medical Center and he earned his medical degree from Albany College. He specializes in emergency pediatrics, inpatient pediatrics, newborn medicine, respiratory illness, procedural sedation, and traumatic injury.
Bruce Weinstock, MD, MPH, Chief of Pediatrics, Norwood Hospital
Dr. Weinstock is a pediatrician board certified in both pediatrics and pediatric emergency medicine. He completed his fellowship at Boston Medical Center, his residency at Rhode Island Hospital/Lifespan|Residency, St. Vincent Hospital at Worcester Medical Center and earned his medical degree at Boston University School of Medicine.
Kristin Kore Anderson, MD, Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine
Dr. Anderson is a pediatrician board certified in pediatrics. She completed her residency at Maine Medical Center and earned her medical degree at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
Matthew Wylie, MD. Pediatric Emergency and Hospitalist Medicine
Dr. Wylie is a pediatrician board certified in pediatrics who specializes in emergency medicine. He completed fellowships in pediatric emergency medicine at Rhode Island Hospital and Pediatric Critical Care Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital and his residency at Boston Children’s Hospital. He earned his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.
Courtney Shipman, MD, Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine
Dr. Shipman is a pediatrician who specializes in emergency medicine. She completed her residency in pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine and earned her medical degree at Georgetown University School of Medicine.
Justin Manganaro, NP, Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine
Justin Manganaro is a pediatric nurse practitioner who also specializes in emergency medicine. He received his nursing degree at Northeastern University.
Resources
6 Camp Safety Tips
Derek Trapasso, MD, Medical Director, MassGeneral for Children Pediatric Hospitalist Program at Norwood Hospital reviews several steps parents and guardians can take to help their little camper have a fun and safe experience.
Sports Safety Tips for Your Kids
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