M. Meaghan Granger, MD

​​ At an early age, Dr. Granger knew she wanted to be a pediatric physician. "I chose Hematology and Oncology because of the science of the body and how it is built to protect itself and heal. I believe one day the secrets of the science will be unlocked."

Dr. Granger is com​mitted to helping all patients with neuroblastoma, no matter where they are from. "Our team at Cook Children's wants to help. We are thankful to be able to care for your child in a private setting with all the latest treatments collected from our collaborations and relationships around North America and the world."

Dr. Granger describes the environment at Cook Children's, as a family. "I especially like working here because there are no layers between me and the child I am caring for. It is just me and the patient one on one. As a mother, this is what I would want if my child were needing specialized care."

The Oncology community is a close group and Dr. Granger often receives referrals from her colleagues across the U.S. and around the globe because of Cook Children's Neuroblastoma program and Dr. Granger's incredible dedication to her patients and their families.

In her spare time, she likes being with her three children. She is very involved with her church community and also loves to cook, sew and read. She likes reading everything from medical news to mysteries.​​