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Solid Tumor Treatment Program
Our specialists work with patients, their families and the Cancer Institute Tumor Board to make decisions that are the most appropriate for treatment and keep long-term impact as minimal as possible.
Adolescent Medicine
CHOC's adolescent medicine program provides comprehensive and sensitive care for young adults ages 13 - 21 in a confidential and age-appropriate setting.
Adolescent Medicine Referrals
How to refer to Adolescent Medicine, CHOC Children's, Orange County
Adolescent and Young Adult Treatment Program
CHOC has one of the only cancer programs in the country just for teens and young adults, meaning we “get” what they need—medically, emotionally and beyond.
Triebwasser, Harvey S. MD
Dr Triebwasser is board-certified in pediatrics and is a member of the CHOC Children’s Primary Care Network who treats kids and teens in Orange County.
Yonan, Terez A. DO
Dr. Yonan is board-certified in pediatrics and is a member of the CHOC Children’s Primary Care Network who treats kids and teens in Orange County.
CHOC Children’s Health Center, Centrum
Building: Centrum North | 1120 W. La Veta Ave. | Suite 125 | Orange, CA 92868 | 888-770-2462
Sports Medicine Program
CHOC's Sports Medicine Program cares for athletes by teaching injury prevention, improving skills and being ready on the sidelines when injury happens.
Top Sports Nutritional Concerns Seen in an Adolescent Practice
In this CHOC Children’s grand rounds video, Dr. Chris Koutures, pediatrician and sports medicine specialist, addresses common nutritional concerns shared by pediatricians treating school-aged athletes, dancers and other performers.
5 Things You Should Know About Oncofertility
Here are five things you may not know about Oncofertility. Cancer and its treatment have the ability to affect a person's experience of sexuality from mild to debilitating in psychosocial and physiological ways.
Kids and Cancer: Pediatric Cancer Facts & Treatments
Children with cancer are not just considered “little adults” in terms of care. Learn the facts about children with cancer, care and treatment options at CHOC.
Teen Cancer Patient: Treatment & Support At CHOC
Teen and young adult cancer patients face unique challenges when dealing with cancer. Learn about treatment approaches and support resources for teenagers at CHOC
Schlechter, John A. DO
Dr. John Schlechter is an orthopaedic surgeon who treats kids and teens at CHOC. He also leads the CHOC Sports Medicine Program.
Nguyen, Hoang (Wayne) D. MD
Dr. Wayne Nguyen is a board certified pediatric psychiatrist who works with kids and young adults on a wide spectrum of mental health conditions.
Marangi, Kent S. MD
Dr. Kent Marangi is a board certified physician specializing in orthopaedic surgery. He sees kids and teens at CHOC Children's at Mission Hospital.
Yang, Esther L. MD
Dr. Esther Yang is a fellowship trained pediatric psychiatrist who works with kids and young adults on a wide spectrum of mental health conditions.
Ottiniano, Emily L. DO
Dr. Emily L. Ottiniano is a board certified psychiatrist who works with kids, teens, and young adults at CHOC Children's.
Relia, Sachin MD
Dr. Sachin Relia is a board certified psychiatrist who works with kids, teens, and young adults at CHOC Children's.
Hwang, Michael MD
Dr. Michael Hwang is a board certified psychiatrist who works with kids, teens, and young adults at CHOC Children's.
Pediatric Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
The postdoctoral fellowships at CHOC Children's offer advanced training in the area of pediatric and/or child psychology.
Doctoral Internship Program in Clinical Psychology
CHOC is pleased to offer a one-year, full time, pre-doctoral internship in pediatric psychology. The internship is accredited by the American Psychological Association.
Eating Disorders Program
CHOC offers a comprehensive eating disorders program that includes adolescent medicine doctors, mental health professionals and specialized nutritionists.
Lipid Clinic
The Lipid Clinic at CHOC Children’s has been caring for children who are at risk for developing heart disease because of genetic or acquired dyslipidemias.
