| Meet our doctors, physician assistant and nurse practitioners. They are of the highest caliber and skill. All of our doctors are skilled in a wide range of procedures and operations but each one also has specialties so that we can provide you with the highest quality service in every area of medicine. What qualifies them to do so much varied work? Years of experience and more importantly many degrees in the field. Each individual doctor's qualifications and history is available under the biography section, feel free to read up on us. |
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| Our Doctors |
Dr. Jane F. Goldthorn has served as Covenant’s medical director of Pediatric
Trauma since 2002, a member of the Children’s Executive Committee since
1997, and the Children’s Hospital Quality Review Council Sub-Committee
since 2004. She was the surgical director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
at the University Medical Center from 1983-2002 and became the director
of the Division of Pediatric Surgery and associate professor of Surgery &
Pediatrics at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in 1983.
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Trauma since 2002, a member of the Children’s Executive Committee since
1997, and the Children’s Hospital Quality Review Council Sub-Committee
since 2004. She was the surgical director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
at the University Medical Center from 1983-2002 and became the director
of the Division of Pediatric Surgery and associate professor of Surgery &
Pediatrics at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in 1983.
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Dr. Richard Ranne is a pediatric general, cardiothoracic and congenital
cardiac surgeon at Covenant Women and Children's Hospital. He specializes
in the surgical care of infants and children including cardiothoracic
procedures, laparoscopy, surgical endocrinology and surgical oncology.
Dr. Ranne has published findings related to a wide variety of disease process
and surgical procedures. Some examples include: neurologic deficit following
gastric portioning and the possible role of thiamine, prenatal diagnosis of
intralobar pulmonary sequestration, and relief of subglottic stenosis using
anterior cricoid resection.
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cardiac surgeon at Covenant Women and Children's Hospital. He specializes
in the surgical care of infants and children including cardiothoracic
procedures, laparoscopy, surgical endocrinology and surgical oncology.
Dr. Ranne has published findings related to a wide variety of disease process
and surgical procedures. Some examples include: neurologic deficit following
gastric portioning and the possible role of thiamine, prenatal diagnosis of
intralobar pulmonary sequestration, and relief of subglottic stenosis using
anterior cricoid resection.
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Dr. Jane F. Goldthorn
Dr. Richard Ranne
