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hemostasis, thrombosis, leukemia, lymphoma
Jordan M. Wright, MD, is a physician in the hematology/oncology department and an assistant professor at WSU School of Medicine. He is part of a multidisciplinary team in the Comprehensive Care Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders that provides superior care and strong, ongoing support to patients and their families.
Dr. Wright is director of the hemophilia program. He focuses on blood disorders, including helping patients with conditions in which their blood doesn’t clot enough or it clots too much. He also treats patients battling cancer.
Dr. Wright comes to Dayton Children’s from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. He completed a fellowship in pediatric hematology/oncology and earned a master’s in Clinical and Translational Research at the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Wright served his pediatric residency and internship in the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s program at Children’s of Alabama. He earned his doctorate at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta.
Dayton Survey
02/07/19
I’m very impressed with the time and care my child is receiving. No question left unknown.
Dayton Survey
01/08/19
The in office visit went very well, Dr Wright was thorough and answered our questions at that time. Follow up questions after the appt have been difficult to get answered.
Dayton Survey
12/17/18
All good
Dayton Survey
10/08/18
Everyone from the front desk, medical assistants, nurses, and the physician made our visit more pleasant. They took time to listen and actually hear my comments and concerns, then provided me feedback and answers in an easy to understand format.
