<unk>  has divisions of medical students, Child Life Specialists, and clinicians. Their mission is to create self-sustaining groups wherever they visit.<unk> 's originated as a medical student service group at Stony Brook School of Medicine. Since then, several more chapters have been formed by medical students at Yale, Weill Cornell, Loma Linda, and NYU Long Island medical schools. Trained students provide "magic rounds," spending roughly an hour a visit on an inpatient pediatric floor, in the Emergency Department, or at pediatric cancer units where they hope to alleviate the stressors of the hospital experience by engaging pediatric patients in magic. The structure was built to be maintained with minimal outside guidance—as each new student class year begins, senior students train incoming new students.<unk>  provides these groups with magic supplies, as needed. The organization strives to create an experience for the medical students to learn. They teach the students to practice compassion, empathy, and effective communication with patients and their families.<unk>  relies on donations from the public and fundraising activities to support their activities.
MagicAid
Alger brush
CareFlite
Bogota bag
Papoose board
Haidinger's brush
BiteStrip
Gelesis100