Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician

/* Begin Outlook Font Fix */body, table, td {font-family : Arial, helvetica, sans-serif;line-height : 100%;font-size : 16px;color : #808080;}/* End Outlook Font Fix */ Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician Career Opportunity Louisville, KY Norton Childrens Development Center, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, and a part of Norton Childrens Medical Group, provides diagnostic services and medical care for children with developmental disorders. In 2024, nearly 6,000 children and teens with various developmental conditions were seen at the center. The team is composed of two developmental-behavioral pediatricians, five pediatric psychologists, one advanced practice registered nurse, two speech-language pathologists, one occupational therapist, one dietitian and one licensed clinical social worker who collaborate to deliver evidence-based, family-centered, community-responsive diagnostic and therapeutic services to children with complex developmental needs. The team also works closely with other specialists from the University of Louisville School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics Division of Genetics and Norton Childrens Autism Center to provide comprehensive multidisciplinary care for children with genetic syndromes and autism spectrum disorder. Mission Statement: Our mission is to serve children with neurodevelopmental conditions and the families who care for them with compassionate, evidence-based and coordinated care at the center.As part of Norton Children's commitment, we support vulnerable families by ensuring accurate diagnoses, timely interventions and therapies that promote lifelong development.We are dedicated to building collaborative systems of support, educating families and future providers, and creating an environment where clinical excellence and compassion fuel positive growth. About the Position The selected candidate will join two developmental-behavioral pediatricians and one advanced practice provider in evaluating children with various developmental conditions, such as global developmental delay, intellectual developmental disorder, autism spectrum disorder, complex attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, in-utero drug exposure, fetal alcohol syndrome, behavioral issues associated with chronic illnesses and prematurity, and feeding disorder of oral-sensorimotor or behavioral origin. Board-certified/board-eligible developmental-behavioral pediatrician Experience in psychopharmacology and medication management of complex cases preferred but not necessary Academic faculty position in the UofL School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics with teaching responsibilities for medical students, pediatric residents, developmental-behavioral fellows, psychology interns and other trainees Multidisciplinary setting with subspecialty support Resources and opportunities for research through Norton Childrens Research Institute, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine Salary and academic rank to be commensurate with experience Average 50-hour workweek, including academic appointment, in an outpatient setting No inpatient coverage No call Why Norton Children's for Your Career? Integrated academic clinical care model focused on translating clinical research to state-of-the-art bedside care Comprehensive research support services provided across all pediatric services lines through Norton Childrens Research Institute, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine Market share leader in the region Strong history rooted in robust training programs for medical students, residents and fellows Named to Fortunes 2025 list of Americas Most Innovative Companies Named to Forbes list of Americas Best Large Employers for 2025 Discuss this opportunity with Amanda Davis, Sr. Recruiter Provider Recruitment, Norton Children's Medical Group: Call or Text Recruiter: View phone number on click.appcast.io Email Recruiter: View email address on click.appcast.io All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or status as a protected veteran.