Burn Program
Providing Specialized Care for Burns and Other Skin Conditions
Burn Program
The Burn Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital provides comprehensive multidisciplinary care to children with burn injuries and cutaneous conditions.
Our team provides collaborative treatment throughout the patient care continuum to optimize patient outcomes.
Additionally, our dedicated burn nurses deliver an established burn prevention program to school age children throughout the district and the burn program staff offers burn education to the academic and medical community.
We are an American Burn Association Verified Burn Center.
Burn Clinic
The Burn Clinic is located in the Outpatient Care Center at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
We offer Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday clinic hours for your convenience.
Need to reach us outside normal business hours (8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)? Please call (614) 722-3900.
Your Child's Care Team
We have a dedicated team of health care professionals to care for your child.
Skilled doctors, nurses, child life specialists, dietitians, occupational therapists, physical therapists, social workers, psychologists, therapeutic recreation specialists, massage therapists and case managers will take part in your child’s care.
This health care team will make certain we attend to every aspect of your child’s needs.
Learn more about the role of each of your child’s care team members.
Healthy Healing Burn Camp
Healthy Healing Burn Camp welcomes burn survivors (and others with conditions similar to burn injuries) and their families who have been treated in the Burn Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, to come together to share their unique experiences.
Families are supported by a team of Nationwide Children’s staff members who have designed a program that focuses on community building, strengthening family bonds, giving and receiving support and learning new ways to thrive.
Burn Camp 2018 took place June 9.
For more information, contact Rebecca Heigal.Patient Resources
Helping Hands
- Burn Prevention: Infant and Toddler
- Burn Prevention: Teenage and Adult
- Burn Prevention Activities
- Button Battery Safety
- Frostbite
External Websites
Inside the Burn Program
Conditions We Treat
- Burns
- Chemical Burns
- Complex Wounds
- Electrical Burns
- Epidermolysis Bullosa
- Exfoliating Skin Disorders
- First Degree Burns
- Frostbite
- Heat or Thermal Burns
- Second Degree Burns
- Staphylococcal Scalded Skin Syndrome
- Steven-Johnson Syndrome
- Sunburn
- Third Degree Burns
- Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Trauma & Burn Annual Reports
When a child is seriously injured, every moment is critical.