Brian M. Stahulak

Sr VP & Chief Nursing Officer @Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago

La Grange, IL, US
EMAILS
b••••••••@luriechildrens.org
MOBILE NUMBERS
+13•••••••41

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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2016 — Present

Sr VP & Chief Nursing Officer @Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago

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Chicago, IL, US

EDUCATION

2002 — 2004

National Louis University

MBA

2016 — 2019

Boise State University

Doctorate of Nursing Practice

1992 — 1997

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

BSN, Nursing

ABOUT BRIAN M. STAHULAK

As Chief Clinical & Nursing Officer at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, I have the privilege of leading an extraordinary team of Advanced Practice Providers, nurses, and allied health professionals whose expertise, compassion, and commitment drive the highest standards of pediatric care. Having worked at Lurie Children’s for nearly 30 years, beginning my career as a nurse and serving in roles across ambulatory and transplant services, I have a deep appreciation for the dedication and skills that define our nursing community. My priority is to ensure that every team member has the resources, support, and professional growth opportunities needed to continue advancing practices and delivering exceptional care. Our mission extends beyond the hospital walls. As we continue to provide unmatched pediatric services, our focus remains on improving the health and well-being of all children—whether they receive care in our inpatient units, outpatient centers, or community programs. By fostering collaboration, innovation, and a culture of excellence, we are shaping the future of pediatric nursing and ensuring every child and family we serve experiences the very best of what Lurie Children’s has to offer.

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