Clinical Training

As practitioners, fellows will practice state-of-the-art diagnosis, management and treatment of developmental-behavioral problems and management of children with special health care needs, provide a resource to community practitioners who manage many of these problems, and develop innovative models of community-wide service programs for children and adolescents with these problems that coordinate the work of multiple professionals. The expectation is that fellows will be trained to provide evidence-based assessments, diagnosis, and management plans to each patient they see.

Clinical training includes the following clinics:

• Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Continuity Clinic
• Adoption
• Attention, Behavior, Comprehensive Care (ABC Clinic)
• Cerebral Palsy
• Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (clinic and school for children with ASD)
• Cochlear Implant
• Complex Care (e.g., cerebral palsy and/or intellectual disability)
• Craniofacial
• Developmental-Behavioral
• Down syndrome
• Feeding
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum
• Genetics
• Meningomyelocele
• Neurology
• Preemie Follow-up
• Rainbow Autism Diagnostic Clinic
• Sleep
• Transition
• Tuberous Sclerosis