Zero to Three: National Center for Infants, Toddlers & Families

Job Title: Pediatrician with Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Qualifications. Lactation Consultation available through an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant.. Preschool Program support for at-risk children aged 3-5 years, focusing on developmental assessment and educational system navigation.. Engage in the full spectrum of services provided by the Center, ensuring seamless care and support for at risk NICU-discharged patients.. Offer guidance on nutrition and feeding, lactation, and preschool developmental challenges.

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Department: Pediatrics Division: Newborn Medicine Job Title: Pediatrician with Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Qualifications
Location of Position: Center for Child Development at Brigham and Women's Hospital
Hours and Shifts: Full-time or Part-Time Monday through Friday
Overview:
The Center for Child Development at Brigham and Women's Hospital is dedicated to providing comprehensive services to infants and children facing developmental and behavioral challenges. Our multidisciplinary team, which includes physicians, psychologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech and language therapists, lactation consultants, and nutritionists, collaborates with families and pediatricians to deliver personalized care. The aim is to improve developmental outcomes for children who have had a NICU experience.
Services Provided:
• NICU Follow-up Program offering regular neurodevelopmental assessments to monitor and support developmental milestones.
• Transition to Home Program providing post-discharge care, including weekly virtual visits, care coordination, and innovative remote monitoring.
• A Nutrition and Feeding Program that ensures proper growth and feeding, including medical evaluations, and feeding assessments.
• Lactation Consultation available through an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant.
• Preschool Program support for at-risk children aged 3-5 years, focusing on developmental assessment and educational system navigation.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Clinical Responsibilities:
• Engage in the full spectrum of services provided by the Center, ensuring seamless care and support for at risk NICU-discharged patients.
• Work within a multidisciplinary model to offer coordinated care for NICU graduates.
• Actively participate in the NICU Follow-Up and Transition to Home Programs to support NICU families post-discharge.
• Offer guidance on nutrition and feeding, lactation, and preschool developmental challenges.
• Provide assessments and interventions for conditions such as prematurity-related challenges, neurologic conditions, and congenital anomalies.
• Contribute to the education and training of an interdisciplinary team, fostering an environment of continuous learning and improvement.
Qualifications:
• Medical Degree with board certification in Pediatrics.
• Board certification or eligible in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics (DBP) preferred.
• Active medical license in the state of Massachusetts.
• DEA registration and Massachusetts Controlled Substance Registration.
• Minimum of one two years' experience in a NICU, high risk in infant follow up program, or related environment.
• CPR PALS certification and experience with electronic medical records.
EEO Statement: TBD
Application Procedure: Interested candidates should submit their CV, a cover letter, and three professional references. The deadline for application is TBD.
Competitive compensation and benefits package. Please send your current CV and cover letter to:
Elizabeth Flanigan, MD, MBA, MPH, Chief of Clinical Operations, ( eflanigan@bwh.harvard.edu ) and Loretta Goudy (lgoudy@bwh.harvard.edu ). #J-18808-Ljbffr

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