Based in Peoria, Illinois, Mark Holterman, MD, is a diversely experienced pediatric surgeon and researcher. Concurrent to his role as CEO of Mariam Global Health, Dr. Mark Holterman previously served as a pediatric general surgeon at OSF Healthcare Children’s Hospital of Illinois.
In June 2017, U.S. News & World Report unveiled best children’s hospitals in the country rankings, which featured two medical specialties at the Children’s Hospital of Illinois. Since 2007, the publication has shared its picks for the top pediatric health centers in 10 different medical specialties each year. U.S. News & World Report bases these rankings on both clinical information from around 200 medical facilities and over 11,000 pediatric health practitioner surveys.
This year, the children’s hospital at OSF Healthcare took the 29th spot in Pediatric Urology after rising seven places on the list in the last four years. U.S. News & World Report’s 2017-2018 rankings also included the hospital’s Neonatology Department, which debuted on the list at 49th overall. The addition of this department helped the Children’s Hospital of Illinois become one of only 82 pediatric hospitals to take at least the 50th spot in more than one medical specialty.
In June 2017, U.S. News & World Report unveiled best children’s hospitals in the country rankings, which featured two medical specialties at the Children’s Hospital of Illinois. Since 2007, the publication has shared its picks for the top pediatric health centers in 10 different medical specialties each year. U.S. News & World Report bases these rankings on both clinical information from around 200 medical facilities and over 11,000 pediatric health practitioner surveys.
This year, the children’s hospital at OSF Healthcare took the 29th spot in Pediatric Urology after rising seven places on the list in the last four years. U.S. News & World Report’s 2017-2018 rankings also included the hospital’s Neonatology Department, which debuted on the list at 49th overall. The addition of this department helped the Children’s Hospital of Illinois become one of only 82 pediatric hospitals to take at least the 50th spot in more than one medical specialty.
