At just four years old, Regan Hill, MD, faced pediatric leukemia, spending countless mornings in “The Room Full of Nurses” and navigating a world of chemotherapy, hospital stays, and rigorous infection precautions. Thanks to herd immunity and vaccines, he survived and grew up with a profound understanding of vulnerability, resilience, and the critical role of public health.

 

Today, as a physician and member of the MCMS Board of Directors, Dr. Hill channels that early experience into advocacy for science, patient safety, and the most vulnerable children transforming personal triumph into lasting impact on healthcare in Arizona.

 

Please read and we hope you are inspired by his incredible journey in his op-ed for the DC Journal.