Developmental and Behavioral Physician

Description

Specialization:
Pediatric Developmental and Behavioral

Job Summary:

• Fellowship training and board-certified/eligible in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics or Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
• Responsibilities include consultation and follow-up, with opportunities for program development, leadership, clinical research and teaching

• Comprehensive benefits package
• Hospital employed with base salary, productivity and bonuses
• 401k with company contribution

• Over 60 pediatric subspecialists in 23 different disciplines
• An average of 3,000 patient admissions to our pediatric inpatient units, including 19-bed pediatric unit, nine-bed PICU, 51-bed level III neonatology unit
• Approximately 4,500 pediatric surgeries, and 14,000 pediatric visits to our emergency department per year

• The Olson Huff Center is an inter-professional regional referral center, the largest clinic program of its kind in the state, providing a range of diagnostic and treatment services to children with developmental problems
• Special strengths include:
  • Innovative autism programs
  • Complex ADHD/school problems clinic
  • Integrated behavioral health services
  • Neuromuscular/cerebral palsy clinic
  • Interdisciplinary neonatal follow up
  • Onsite pediatric therapies including: PT, OT, SLP
  • Additional providers include psychologists, LCSWs, nurse practitioners, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists