Nancy Blake, LISW

Elizabeth Harris, PhD is a highly skilled and experienced psychologist specializing in child and adolescent psychology. With expertise in anxiety, depression, parent-child therapy, and psychological testing, Dr. Harris is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at CWRU School of Medicine. She received her professional education in psychology from Walden University and completed her post-doctorate training in child and adolescent psychology at Uh Case Medical Center. At University Hospitals, transparency is a priority, and Dr. Harris and her colleagues disclose any industry relationships they may have to ensure the highest quality of care for their patients. Committed to improving clinical outcomes, UH practitioners engage in medical research and education, working closely with pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies. Dr. Harris is dedicated to providing comprehensive psychological care to children and adolescents, helping them navigate through anxiety, depression, and other psychological issues.Generated from the website

Jennifer Emrick, MSN, WHNP-BC, is a Surgical Oncology Nurse Practitioner at University Hospitals. In addition to caring for breast cancer patients and patients with a family history of breast cancer, Emrick’s areas of expertise include high risk breast surveillance and breast cancer survivorship. She sees patients at the UH Breast Centers at UH St. John Medical Center (Westlake, Ohio) and UH Ahuja Medical Center (Beachwood, Ohio).

Juan Manuel Moldes, MD, is a pediatric urologist and senior pediatric surgeon at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s. His areas of clinical interest include kidney and bladder surgeries, kidney transplantation and complex reconstructive surgeries, especially those that involve endoscopic, laparoscopic or robotic techniques. Dr. Moldes is particularly interested in the concept of surgery with compassion in the way he treats and performs surgeries on his patients. This translates into more humanized medicine and attention to what happens to the patient and their family beyond the medical problem.