Pediatric Neonatology

Having a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is an emotional rollercoaster for any parent. But having a team of Pediatric Neonatology specialists who provide cutting-edge technology with sensitive, healing hands, can help a parent get through this chapter with a little more ease.

Babies born within the Intermountain West's five-state region with severe, life-threatening conditions are treated by our team of Pediatric Neonatology specialists. They receive medical and surgical interventions for serious congenital birth defects such as defects of the heart, brain, and internal organs and infant treatment for sepsis, pulmonary hypertension, and prematurity with additional complications.  

We support infants through their life-threatening conditions and provide high frequency jet ventilation, nitric oxide, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (a device which circulates and oxygenates blood to allow the infant's heart or lungs to heal), cerebral/regional oximetry to monitor perfusion of specific organs, and total body cooling for brain injury. 

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Phone:

801-662-4100

For babies who are critically ill or in need of emergency care, please contact the physician on call.

Primary Children's Medical Center Attending Physician (Available 24/7)	(801) 662-4100
Neonatal Transport Service	(801) 321-1234

Locations

Primary Children's Medical Center (PCMC)	100 N. Mario Capecchi Dr. Salt Lake City, UT 84113 Map	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	50 N. Medical Dr. Salt Lake City, UT 84113 Map	(801) 581-2745
Intermountain Medical Center	5121 Cottonwood St. Murray, UT 84107 Map	(801) 507-7000

Mariana C. Baserga, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Joanna C. Beachy, M.D., Ph.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Ryann Bierer, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Ronald S. Bloom, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Luca Brunelli, M.D., Ph.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Gary M. Chan, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-3083
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

David M. Coulter, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Robert J. DiGeronimo, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Jack L. Dolcourt, M.D., M.Ed.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 587-6428

Specialties: Neonatology

Roger G. Faix, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Stacy Fink, APRN

Specialties: Neonatology

Camille M. Fung, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Jerald D. King, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Daniel T. Malleske, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

J. Ross Milley, M.D., Ph.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Donald M. Null, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Elizabeth A. O'Brien, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Shrena Patel, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Robert M. Ward, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Clinical Pharmacology, Neonatology, Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology

Susan E. Wiedmeier, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Bradley A. Yoder, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

Christian Con Yost, M.D.

Locations

Intermountain Medical Center	(801) 507-7000
Primary Children's Medical Center	(801) 662-4100
University Hospital	(801) 581-2745

Specialties: Neonatology

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