- medical school: Medical College of Georgia
- internship: University of Alabama at Birmingham
- residency: General pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham
- fellowship: Pediatric hematology/oncology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
- board certification: pediatric hematology/oncology, general pediatrics
Jordan M. Wright, MD, Division Chief
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bleeding disorders, blood clotting disorders, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, hemophilia, Von Willebrand disease, Sturge-Weber disease, hemangiomas, hamartomas
bio
Jordan M. Wright, MD, is the division chief of the hematology/oncology department at Dayton Children's Hospital and an assistant professor at WSU School of Medicine. He is part of a multidisciplinary team in the Comprehensive Care Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders that provides superior care and strong, ongoing support to patients and their families.
Dr. Wright is director of the hemophilia program. He focuses on blood disorders, including helping patients with conditions in which their blood doesn’t clot enough or it clots too much. He also treats patients battling cancer.
Dr. Wright comes to Dayton Children’s from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. He completed a fellowship in pediatric hematology/oncology and earned a master’s in Clinical and Translational Research at the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Wright served his pediatric residency and internship in the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s program at Children’s of Alabama. He earned his doctorate at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta.
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Diagnosed clotting/bleeding disorder
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07/24/24
I felt that the providers, the doctor, the physiotherapist, the nurse, who are there in the clinic, they were extremely helpful. They're giving value for the emotions of the patient and the relative. So I really appreciate all of the care providers who were present during my visit in Dayton Children's Hospital in Oncology Hematology Clinic.
07/24/24
Beth and Dr. Wright are the best of the best
07/19/24
We love the care we get at Dayton children's hematology. Dr. Wright and nurse Beth are so knowledgeable. It's so easy to get in contact with Beth or a doctor when we have an issue.
06/19/24
As a current day in children's employing myself, the team on the hematology floor that day, above and beyond, to make sure that my son had all his needs met, that he understood the process and he felt comfortable during his transfusion, which was the first time for him. They were able to share information with me and my husband. They were able to be very accommodating and understanding towards his needs and talk to us beforehand to try to figure out what was the easiest way to make sure that he was comfortable and that he was safe during the whole transfusion and to make it a more fun experience than a scary experience while he was there at the hospital during his day. So thank you for the team for going above and beyond. And like I said, as a current employee myself for day in children, I really appreciate them going above and beyond to make sure that he was being cared for.
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