Columbia Pediatrics

Columbia Pediatrics Columbia University has, for more than a century, been committed to making a difference in the lives of children. But we are more than just a group of experts.

Guided by equity, excellence, and kindness, Columbia Children's Health positively impacts the health and well-being of children and community through innovation, advocacy, learning, and care. At Columbia Children’s Health, we continue that exceptional tradition through our affiliation with NewYork-Presbyterian/Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, the top rated children’s hospital in New York. We ca

re for the sickest children in the tri-state region and know how difficult it is to have a child with a serious medical problem. Columbia Children’s Health is the trusted source and destination for treatment of some of the rarest, most complex pediatric illnesses. At Columbia Children's Health, you will find experts in all pediatric specialties. Our more than 400 pediatric specialists are known for combining the very latest advances in medicine with compassionate, personalized care. Every child is special to us. We are here to champion your child’s health. In 2023 we re-evaluated and re-committed to an updated vision and mission that reflected our collective ambitions for the future of Columbia pediatrics. They may look like simple statements, and might even seem obvious to anyone working with us on a day-to-day basis. But they’re much more than that. Our mission and vision set the foundation for the achievements of our future, and for the impact we’ll make on behalf of the children in our community and in our care. Mission
Guided by equity, excellence, and kindness, we positively impact the health and well-being of children and community through innovation, advocacy, learning, and care. Vision
Transform the field of pediatrics to create the best possible future for children. Our vision is the future we work each day to create. And our mission is the plan we’ll look to as we execute each day with passion and focus. Both work to help keep us on our path forward, providing the best possible future for all of the children we serve.

01/19/2026

Each Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the community reflects on Dr. King’s extraordinary legacy and a powerful moment of connection to our own history.

On September 20, 1958, Dr. King survived a life-threatening attack at a Harlem book signing. Two of the surgeons who helped save his life, Drs. Aubré de Lambert Maynard and John W.V. Cordice Jr. would later become Columbia University faculty members.

“If we had lost King that day, the whole civil rights era could have been different,” Cordice said.

📷: Lawrence J. Howell, courtesy of Wally Wood and Columbia University Archives

12/25/2025

From our Columbia Children’s Health family to yours, happy holidays and thank you for being here!

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