Failure is an inevitable part of life - and something experienced by all three of the Nemours associates in this episode of “Champions for Children.” SEGMENT 1: Brandi Raulerson. is an admitting registration specialist at the Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando. Her role put her front and center as  part of a hospital-wide registration team that includes medical translators and other registration specialists across the five floors of the hospital, as well as all of the satellite locations in and around Orlando. -She and her fellow associates may find themselves working at any of these locations from day to day, depending on patient workflow. It a job that takes flexibility, dedication and true teamwork to avoid mistakes - and recover when you do make them. SEGMENT 2: Research is an important part of the work that happens at Nemours. Ever since opening our doors in 1940, Nemours researchers have focused on ways to reduce suffering and improve the lives of children, and helping advance life-changing medical care. As the Director fo the Histochemistry Tissue Processing Core at Nemours, Heather Hardy and her team in at the A.I. Dupont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Delaware make up a very specialized segment of that research within the Nemours enterprise. As with all research, there are many failures before new and life-changing discoveries are made. It’s just part of the job. SEGMENT 3: Janice Genke was working for a healthcare system in Memphis, Tennessee when she spotted an ad for an opening at the Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando. The hospital little more than a dirt and foundation when she applied for the job as the hospital’s head of quality and safety. She hadn’t even told her husband that she snagged an interview, so when the offer came to join Nemours, she and her husband had a long Thanksgiving weekend to weigh the pros and cons of relocation for a new job.