Camille C. Graham, MD

I became a pediatrician for one simple reason: I love kids. As a child, one of my favorite books was “Dr. Dan and the Bandage Man.” Every time I read the book, it made me want to put bandages on people around me to make them better.

Now, I’ve been a pediatrician at Cincinnati Children’s for more than 40 years. As a parent myself, I understand that parenting requires a lot of patience. While some aspects of being a parent are universal—like worrying if kids are eating or sleeping enough or too much—every child is different.

I have two stepchildren and a daughter who was diagnosed with Turner syndrome. I use my own experiences to offer empathy and an attentive listening ear to each family I see in my medical practice. And although I serve as a general pediatrician, I’m certified as a lactation consultant and enjoy helping those who are breastfeeding. I also have a special interest in treating teenagers.