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Pediatrician
What it means to be a Pediatrician with Us
We value our families we serve, our communities and our team members. As a Pediatrician, you will deliver quality healthcare based on an extensive knowledge and thorough understanding of childhood diseases and epidemiology, establish trust with patients and family members to facilitate professional medical relationships focused on maintaining good health, and effectively treating and preventing diseases and illnesses. These duties are performed in accordance with federal, state and local regulations along with established priorities and procedures of the practice.
At our offices, we do our best each day to provide high quality, compassionate health care to the families in our communities, treating each child as our own. Mental Health and Counseling Programs
Dental and Orthodontic Coverage
Health Care with Low Premiums
Short-term Disability
Access to Virtual Health & Wellness
What a day looks like as a Pediatrician with Us

Develop an informed diagnosis based on technical knowledge and the child's medical history.
Performs thorough examinations on newborns and children to monitor and record their health and physical development.
Diagnose a sick child's medical condition by performing a thorough examination together with learning of symptoms through in-depth questioning.
Assess and treat injuries and if appropriate, recommend the child to other physicians based on their medical situation.
Inform parents on children's diet, exercise, and disease preventive measures.
Maintain updated confidential records of child's illnesses, surgeries, and other medical events.
Participate in professional development activities to stay up with Pediatric medical advancements and best practices.
Hold an active South Carolina license to practice medicine with a specialty in Pediatrics.
Board-eligible of Board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.
Comprehensive knowledge of children epidemiology and infectious diseases.
Highly skilled in the application of diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitation principles and techniques.
Up-to-date knowledge of drugs/medication appropriate for children and their side-effects.
Experienced in traditional and web-based prescription systems.
Superbly adept in communicating effectively both orally and in writing.
Pay is determined by years of experience as well as location(s) of the office.