New-to-Wichita doctor aims to address ‘tremendous need’ for pediatric care

Elisa Stauffer was working at one of the worst-hit hospitals in New York City at the height of Covid-19. So when she moved to Wichita with her family in 2020, Stauffer found a "tremendous need" for pediatric care in the region.

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New-to-Wichita doctor aims to address ‘tremendous need’ for pediatric care

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