Directory of Pediatric Services

Directory of Pediatric Services 2026 2028

Birmingham Locations

Russell Campus Mailing Address 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 (205) 638-9100 Benjamin Russell

Children’s at Patriot Park Outpatient Services (formerly Children’s on 3rd Outpatient Center) 200 Wildwood Parkway Homewood, Alabama 35209 (205) 638-7500 PT and OT Hearing and Speech HEAR Center Children’s Park Place 5th Avenue Entrance 1600 5th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 (205) 638-9345 Adolescent Health Center

Hospital for Children 1601 5th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 Lowder Building 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 McWane Building 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233

Children’s South 1940 Elmer J. Bissell Road Birmingham, Alabama 35243 (205) 638-4800

Children’s Park Place 4th Avenue Entrance 1601 4th Avenue South

Birmingham, Alabama 35233 (Various telephone numbers) Clinics

Dear Colleague,

Children’s of Alabama is pleased to issue this update to our directory of pediatric services. Since the previous edition of our directory, we have continued to take great strides towards meeting the growing healthcare needs of children in our state and throughout the southeast.

Highlights include the expansion of our inpatient behavioral health services, the addition of services offered at our freestanding Patriot Park outpatient center, and the much-anticipated opening of our new 50-bed PICU, to name a few. Even amidst today’s challenges, our commitment to excellence has never wavered. Our mission remains the same: to provide the finest pediatric health services to all children in an environment that fosters excellence in research and medical education. Through our network of primary care practices, outpatient centers, and specialty care clinics, we can ensure a full continuum of care for children, from infancy through adolescence and transition into adulthood. Our relationships with primary care providers throughout the state is a key component to that continuum of care and our shared success. Our people are our greatest strength. Our physicians, nurses, faculty, and staff are the foundation of Children’s high standard of care and safety. Their devotion to their work and compassion for patients and their families is why Newsweek named Children’s of Alabama one of the “World’s Best Specialized Hospitals 2026” and NRC Health honored Children’s an award for “Excellence in Patient Experience” for the second consecutive year. Within our walls, every child experiences the unique blend of expert care and heartfelt compassion that defines Children’s of Alabama. Please replace any older versions of this directory with this one. You can also find the most up-to-date directory and other resources for referring physicians on the link For Healthcare Professionals at childrensal.org.

Tom Shufflebarger, President and CEO

About the Directory

This publication is intended to be a quick reference for referring physicians and their staff, providing a general overview of Children’s of Alabama and its specialty care and support services on campus. This directory is not a comprehensive medical staff directory.

This information and more is also available on our website, childrensal.org. Many physicians in private practice have privileges at Children’s of Alabama and may be included on the website upon request. The Directory of Pediatric Services is printed biennially by the Children’s of Alabama Marketing and Communications department. All information has been verified and was accurate at time of printing. Any edits or additions for future editions are welcome and can be directed to Candace Townley at (205) 638-6916 or (205) 638-6660 (main number), or via email to Candace.Townley@childrensal.org.

2026 2028 Directory of Pediatric Services

Table of Contents

One Stop Placement Center

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Hematology and Oncology 67 Hospital Medicine 71 Imaging 75 Infectious Diseases 77 Interventional Radiology (IR) 79 Neonatology 81 Nephrology 85 Neurology 87 Neurosurgery 90 Ophthalmology 91 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 94 Orthopedic Surgery 95 Otolaryngology 96 Palliative and Supportive Care 97 Pathology 99 Plastic Surgery 100

Specialty Care/ Support Services

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Children’s of Alabama Birmingham Locations 13 Regional Outreach Locations 25 Adolescent Medicine 27 Weight Management 30 Allergy/Asthma/Immunology 32 Anesthesia 33 Behavioral Health/Psychiatry 34 Cardiovascular Services 39 Child Abuse Pediatrics 43 Critical Care Medicine 44 Dentistry 47 Dermatology 49 Emergency Medicine 52 Endocrinology and Diabetes 55 Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition 57 General and Thoracic Surgery 59 General Pediatrics and Primary Care Clinic 61 Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics 50

Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine

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Rehabilitation Medicine

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Rheumatology

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Sports Medicine

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Transplant Services

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Urology

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Index

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Genetics

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Gynecology

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One Stop/ Placement Center

One Stop/ Placement Center

One Stop/ Placement Center

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

Children’s of Alabama One Stop assists physicians with all aspects of emergency or inpatient referral—from patient placement/

admissions to consults, transports and transfers.

Referring physicians may also use One Stop to contact Children’s specialists for advice—even when the patient in question is not being seen for an emergency or being considered for admission to Children’s. How does it work? 1. Referring physician calls One Stop using one of the numbers above 2. House Supervisor (HS) obtains information about patient and a direct callback number 3. HS initiates a three-way call with Children’s physician, if needed 4. If decision is made to transfer, HS calls referring facility back with transfer information

One Stop can also: • Assist with patient follow-up and medical records • Assist with physician concerns • Resolve issues/concerns • Help facilitate the patient referral process

Please refer to individual divisions for direct referral phone numbers.

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Healthcare Professionals Website

childrensal.org

The Healthcare Professionals website provides forms, directions and contact information to help facilitate the

referral process.

The address for our Healthcare Professionals website is childrensal.org/for-healthcare-professionals. Resources include: • Children’s One Stop (Patient placement/admissions, consults, transports and transfers) • ACE (Accredited Continuing Education) opportunities • Credentialing

• Inside Pediatrics magazine • Inside Pediatrics podcast • Patient referral forms • Practical Day of Pediatrics • Safe Teen Driving Toolkit

To access referral forms directly, visit childrensal.org/patient-referral.

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EPIC

Electronic Health Record System

Children’s of Alabama uses Epic for its electronic health record system, as well as for patient and

financial management.

The charting system includes features such as medical templates, patient history and referrals. Patient families can register through Epic MyChart to see lab results, schedule appointments, connect with physicians and pay bills.

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Contact Numbers

Specialty Care/ Support Services

Specialty Care/ Support Services Contact Numbers

Specialty Care/Support Services

Contact Numbers

Our medical and surgical divisions include a number of specialty care and support services, represented in this listing as: (a) appointments, (o) office number and/or (f) fax number.

Aerodigestive Clinic (a) (205) 638-3447 (f) (205) 638-2078 Amelia Center (o) (205) 638-7481 (f) (205) 638-7492 Behavioral Health Partial Hospitalization (PHP) (o) (205) 638-2660 (f) (205) 638-5061 Billing (o) (205) 638-5600 (f) (205) 561-3299 (f) (205) 638-2722 Financial Counseling Burn Center (a) (205) 638-9398 (o) (205) 638-9398 (f) (205) 638-6866 CBIT (Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Tics) (o) (205) 638-6820 (f) (205) 638-6063 (a) (205) 638-6866 (Scheduled through

Child Passenger Safety Line (o) (205) 638-7200 (800) 504-9768 Children’s Harbor (o) (205) 638-6123 (f) (205) 638-6313 Children’s One Stop (o) (205) 638-9204 (f) (205) 638-6047 CHIPS (Children’s Hospital Intervention (o) (205) 638-2751 (f) (205) 638-2750 Clinical Nutrition (o) (205) 638-9204 (f) (205) 638-6047 Continuing Medical Education (CME) (o) (205) 638-6059 (f) (205) 638-6108 CPODD (Center for Pediatric Onset Demyelinating Diseases) (o) (205) 638-2551 (f) (205) 638-2602 and Prevention Services) Center

Critical Care Transport (o) (205) 638-7495 (844) 232-4471 Cystic Fibrosis/Chest/ Pulmonary (o) (205) 638-9583 (f) (205) 638-2850 Early Intervention (o) (205) 638-6820 (f) (205) 638-6063 EEG Lab (o) (205) 638-9292 Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) (a) (205) 638-2954 (f) (205) 638-3925 Epilepsy Program/ Child Neurology (o) (205) 638-2551 (F) (205) 638-2602 Health Information Management (Medical Records) (o) (205) 638-9728 (f) (205) 638-5367 Hearing and Speech (o) (205) 638-9149 (a) (205) 638-7527 (f) (205) 638-3680

Occupational Therapy)

Child Life Program (o) (205) 638-9651 (f) (205) 638-9223

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Please refer to individual divisions for direct referral phone numbers.

Specialty Care/Support Services

Contact Numbers

Our medical and surgical divisions include a number of specialty care and support services represented in this listing as: (a) appointments, (o) office number and/or (f) fax number.

Hemophilia (a) (205) 638-9285 (205) 638-2355 (o) (205) 638-9285 (f) (205) 638-2511 HIPAA (o) (205) 638-5959 (IT/HIPAA) Risk Manager On-Call (o) (205) 638-9100 Infusion Clinic (main) (205) 638-7084 (a) (205) 638-6993 Park Place (o) (205) 638-7033 (f) (205) 638-7098 Clinic 1 (o) (205) 638-7237 (f) (205) 638-6404 Lactation Center (o) (205) 638-6600 (f) (205) 638-6047 Language/ Interpreter Services (a) (205) 638-9191 Medical Staff Services (o) (205) 638-9433

Nursing Education and Research (o) (205) 638-9127 (f) (205) 638-6026 Patient Health and Safety Information (o) (205) 638-3999 Patient Relations (o) (205) 638-3218 Pediatric ENT Associates (a) (205) 638-4949 (o) (205) 638-4949 (f) (205) 638-2223 Pharmacy (o) (205) 638-9641 Poison Information Center (APIC) (o) (205) 638-9201 (f) (205) 638-2757

Resident Library (o) (205) 638-6059 (f) (205) 638-6108 Ronald McDonald House (o) (205) 638-7255 Simulation (SIM) Center (o) (205) 638-6669 (f) (205) 638-6668 Social Services (o) (205) 638-9684 (f) (205) 638-6074 Spina Bifida (o) (205) 638-9349 (f) (205) 638-6128 Spiritual (o) (205) 638-3218 (f) (205) 638-9010 STEP Transition Program (o) (205) 638-5281 (f) (205) 801-5610 Weight Management (SHINE Clinic) (o) (205) 638-5750 (f) (205) 212-2735

Poison Hotline (800) 222-1222 PT and OT PT

(a) (205) 638-6289 (f) (205) 638-6740 Speech (f) (205) 638-3680

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Please refer to individual divisions for direct referral phone numbers.

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)

(205) 638-9986

Since 2001, Children’s SANE program has offered skillful care to pediatric and adolescent patients who have suspected sexual assault

or sexual abuse. The mission of the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) is to meet the needs of the sexual assault victim by providing immediate, compassionate, culturally sensitive and comprehensive forensic evaluation and treatment by trained, professional nurse experts within the parameters of the State Nurse Practice Act, the SANE standards of International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN) and agency policies. Children’s of Alabama Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) is a registered nurse with expertise in conducting forensic exams trained to provide wide-range care with compassion to survivors of sexual assault. The program consists of a small team of concerned and passionate nurses with additional training to help start the child’s healing process. They provide the patient a safe environment and ensure the child’s needs are met with complete care. Nurses from our emergency department, inpatient floors, intensive care units (ICU), Nursing Informatics and outpatient clinics volunteer for on-call shifts and provide 24-hour care through Children’s Emergency Department.

SANE is led by Medical Director Kara G. Huls, M.D., and Program Coordinator is Sarah Searcy, BSN, RN.

Address Children’s of Alabama Emergency Department Benjamin Russell Building 1601 5th Avenue South Birmingham, Al 35233

Hours 24-hour care

Phone: 205-638-9986 Email: SANE@childrensal.org

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Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)

Services Provided When a child has suspected sexual assault or sexual abuse, medical exams and additional professional referrals may be necessary. Children’s of Alabama highly trained nurses in the SANE program are experts in these cases. They work with the child in a safe and nurturing environment alongside other medical and legal professionals to provide the best care and assistance for the well-being of the child. These services may include: • Sexually transmitted infections (STI) testing and disease prevention • Pregnancy testing • Emergency contraception • Counseling referrals • Forensic evidence collection • Focused and complete evaluations and examinations • Joint efforts with Law Enforcement Agencies, Department of Human Resources, District Attorneys, and Social Workers to assist in the legal aspect of victim cases

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Birmingham

Locations

Birmingham Locations

Children’s of Alabama

Birmingham Locations

Russell Campus Mailing Address 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 Main Phone Number (205) 638-9100 Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children 1601 5th Avenue South (Parking in 5th Avenue Deck) Lowder Building 1600 7th Avenue South (Parking in 7th Avenue Deck) McWane Building 1600 7th Avenue South (Parking in 7th Avenue Deck) Children’s at Patriot Park Outpatient Services (formerly Children’s on 3rd Outpatient Center) PT and OT, Hearing and Speech and HEAR Center 200 Wildwood Parkway Homewood, Alabama 35209 (205) 638-7500

Children’s Park Place 5th Avenue Entrance Adolescent Health Center 1600 5th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 4th Avenue Entrance Clinics (see page 21) 1601 4th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 (Parking in 5th Avenue Deck) Children’s South 1940 Elmer J. Bissell Road (off I-459 and Acton Road) Birmingham, Alabama 35243 (205) 638-4800 Homewood - Patriot Park Children’s Behavioral Health psychiatry services 200 Wildwood Parkway, Suite 130 Homewood, Alabama 35209 (205) 870-5678 Children’s at Lakeshore 3600 Ridgeway Dr. Homewood, Alabama 35209 (205) 778-5300

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Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children

The following are located in the Russell Building:

1st Floor Emergency Department Imaging

2nd Floor/Main Street Admitting/Discharge

WEEKDAY DAYTIME HOURS Monday — Thursday: 6:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. Friday: 6:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. WEEKDAY AFTER HOURS Monday — Thursday: 6:00 p.m. — Midnight Friday: 5:00 p.m. — Midnight WEEKENDS

Saturday and Sunday 8:00 a.m. — Midnight

Information Desk Gift Shop Market on Main Patient Relations Performance Area Room of Magic

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Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children

3rd Floor Russell Surgery Center

12th Floor Harbert and Quarterback Towers Critical Care Beds

Interventional Radiology Labs Operating Rooms Pre-Op/PACU 4th Floor Bruno Pediatric Heart Center Cath Labs Operating Rooms Patient Beds Pre-Op/PACU 6th Floor Harbert and Quarterback Towers NICU 7th — 10th Floors Harbert and Quarterback Towers Inpatient Beds

14th Floor Helipad

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Lowder Building

The following are located in the Lowder Building:

1st Floor 7th Avenue Coffee Shop

2nd Floor Clinic 12 – Rehabilitation Medicine, Oral Maxillofacial Surgery, Heart Transplant

Lowder Surgery Center APASS (Anesthesia Pre-Admit Screening Service)

Operating Rooms Outpatient Surgery Pre-Op/PACU

4th Floor Sports Medicine

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McWane Building

Ground Floor Clinic 14 – General Surgery, Plastics Audiology Clinic 15 – Neurosurgery, Urology, Lactation Center

1st Floor

Cafeteria Chapel Clinic 1 – Infusion Clinic 2 – Hearing and Speech

(Audiology and Speech Language Pathology) Clinic 4 – Otolaryngology/ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) Clinic 5 – Neurology

Clinic 6 – Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Clinic 7 – Nephrology, Infectious Diseases,

Pediatric Transplant (Heart/Kidney/Liver)

Clinic 8 – Hematology/Oncology Clinic 9 – Dentistry

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McWane Building

2nd Floor

Imaging – Outpatient Laboratory/Referred Testing

Monday – Thursday, 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Friday, 6:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

AFTER HOURS AND WEEKENDS (see Russell Building, page 14) Clinic 10 — Gastroenterology, Teal Clinic, Aerodigestive Clinic Clinic 11 — Orthopedics

Dearth Tower 3rd Floor Dialysis/Renal Care Center Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Simulation Center

4th — 5th Floors Children’s Behavioral Health/The Ireland Center

5th Floor

Sleep Disorders Clinic

6th Floor

Genetics Clinic Dermatology Clinic Clinic 16 coming fall 2026

Parking available in the 7th Avenue Deck.

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Arlington Business Center

The following are located at Arlington Business Center:

Amelia Center 1513 4th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233

CHIPS Center 1501 4th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) —Behavioral Health 1523 4th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) —Behavioral Health 1523 4th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233

Parking available on-site.

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Children’s at Patriot Park Outpatient Center

The following are located at: Children’s at Patriot Park Outpatient Services 200 Wildwood Parkway Homewood, AL 35209 Audiology Behavioral Health

HEAR Center Occupational Therapy (OT) Physical Therapy (PT) Speech-Language Pathology

Children’s at Lakeshore

The following are located at: Children’s at Lakeshore 3600 Ridgeway Dr., Homewood, AL 35209: Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech-Language Pathology Early Intervention Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT) Rehabilitation Medicine Outpatient Clinic

Parking available on-site.

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Children’s Park Place

The following are located at Children’s Park Place:

4th Avenue South Entrance: Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology (Clinic A) Endocrinology and Diabetes (Clinics B and C) Gynecology (Clinic C) Infusion Center Insulin Pump Therapy IT (Information Technology) Training Rooms (Mezzanine Floor) UAB Primary Care

5th Avenue South Entrance: Adolescent Health Center

Parking available in the 5th Avenue Deck.

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Children’s South

Children’s South Pediatric Outpatient Center The Children’s South Pediatric Outpatient Center is located off Interstate 459 and Acton Road south of Birmingham. Children’s South provides another location for Children’s renowned outpatient surgery services, Pediatric Imaging Center, laboratory services and specialty care clinics.

The Children’s South laboratory offers comprehensive laboratory services.

The Outpatient Surgery Center (OSC) provides care for patients undergoing outpatient procedures involving general anesthesia for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. More than 7,000 surgeries are performed at the OSC annually on patients 3 months to 19 years of age. In addition to its surgeons, the center is staffed by experienced pediatric perioperative nurses, as well as board-certified pediatric anesthesiologists and CRNAs.

The Pediatric Imaging Center (PIC) provides X-ray, CT (CAT scan), MRI, ultrasound and sedation imaging services.

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Children’s South

Children’s South Specialty Clinics have the capacity to accommodate 30,000—40,000 specialty visits per year and include: • Audiology

Children’s South 1940 Elmer J. Bissell Road Birmingham, AL 35243

• Dermatology Clinic • Gastroenterology • Imaging at the Pediatric Imaging Center (PIC) • Immunology • Neurology with EEG capabilities • Ophthalmology • Orthopedics • Otolaryngology/PENTA (Pediatric ENT Associates) • Physical and Occupational Therapy (in specified clinics only) • Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine • Rehabilitation Medicine • Rheumatology • Urology • Weight Management (SHINE Clinic)

(205) 638-4800 or (800) 226-4770 for Central Scheduling

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Locations

Regional

Regional Locations

Regional Outreach Locations

Dothan - Dothan Pediatric Subspecialty Clinic 5565 Montgomery Highway Dothan, Alabama 36303

Pediatric Cardiology Khalisa Syeda, D.O. (334) 699-3733 (full time)

Pediatric Surgery David Rogers, M.D. (205) 638-9688 Appointments: Fourth Tuesday of each month Montgomery - Physicians to Children 470 Taylor Road, Suite 210 Montgomery, Alabama 36117 Pediatric Nephrology and Hypertension Dan Feig, M.D., Ph.D., MPH (205) 638-9781 Appointments: Second Friday of each month Pediatric Surgery Vincent E. Mortellaro, M.D. (205) 638-9688 Appointments: Third Wednesday of each month Pediatric Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology John Bridges, M.D. Appointments: First Thursday of each month (205) 638-9438

Pediatric Sickle Cell Clinic Appointments Please contact Stacy Smith at (205) 638-9285 or (205) 638-2355 to schedule a Sickle Cell Clinic appointment.

Pediatric Sickle Cell Clinic The Morrow Medical Tower Baptist Medical Center South 2055 E. South Blvd., Suite 708 Montgomery, AL 36116

Pediatric Sickle Cell Clinic — Auburn 1527 Professional Parkway Auburn, AL 36830

Pediatric Sickle Cell Clinic University Medical Center 850 Peter Bryce Blvd., East Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

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North Alabama Children’s Specialists

Physicians: Vinit K. Mahesh, M.D. Associate Professor Pediatric Pulmonology Visiting Physicians Adult Congenital Heart Marc Cribbs, M.D. Once a month

General Surgery Vincent E. Mortellaro, M.D. First Wednesday of each month Call (205) 638-9688 to schedule an appointment.

North Alabama Children’s Specialists 502 Governors Drive, SW Huntsville, AL 35801

Pediatric Endocrinology Hussein Abdul-Latif, M.D. Twice a month Pediatric GI David Galloway, M.D. Once a month

Pediatric Rheumatology John Bridges, M.D. First Thursday of each month Call (205) 638-9438 to schedule an appointment.

(256) 533-0833

Fax (256) 533-0855 or (205) 638-2058

Our clinic also offers Nutrition Therapy services.

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Medical and Surgical Divisions A--- B

A--- B

The Adolescent Health Center specializes in both primary care and subspecialty consultation for adolescents ages 11 — 26. All attending physicians are adolescent medicine trained.

Adolescent Medicine

Services provided in our general Adolescent Clinic include: • Comprehensive health assessments • Care of acute illness and minor trauma

• Immunizations • Contraception • Acne management

Adolescent Medicine

• Evaluation of menstrual disorders • Consultations for complex and unexplained medical problems • Screening and assessment of mental health issues • Initiation and management of pre-exposure prophylaxis of HIV (PrEP) • Transition care, bridging adolescents and young adults to adult care • Sports physicals

Appointments (205) 638-9231 Office (205) 638-9345

Fax (205) 638-2071

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Adolescent Medicine

Specialty Services: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) This service is dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attention deficit disorder (ADD). Adolescent-trained physicians and psychologists collaborate on assessments and treatment plans. Adolescent Nutrition Adolescents and young adults are seen for a variety of nutritional concerns including sports nutrition, weight management (weight loss or weight gain), healthy eating, anemia and elevated blood lipid levels (cholesterol, triglycerides). Eating Disorders This service specializes in the medical and nutritional care of adolescents with eating disorders and disordered eating. The Eating Disorders Clinic is an interdisciplinary clinic that includes physicians, psychologists, social workers and registered dietitians. Female Adolescent Bleeding (FAB) The FAB Clinic evaluates and treats adolescent and young adults with menstrual disorders, including those due to bleeding disorders. The FAB clinic is staffed by pediatric hematology physicians and adolescent medicine physicians. In partnership with pediatric hematology, FAB is a Women and Girls Bleeding Disorder Clinic of Excellence. Family Clinic The UAB Family Clinic serves HIV affected and infected women, men, infants, children and adolescents/young adults. This clinic provides comprehensive multidisciplinary medical and psychosocial supportive care. Call 205.638.9400 for an appointment. Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) We specialize in long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) options for adolescents and young adult females. Patients will be scheduled for an evaluation with a provider prior to scheduling a LARC placement appointment. Leadership and Education in Adolescent Health (LEAH) The LEAH Clinic offers services to help adolescents and young adults with various concerns, including management of chronic medical conditions, mental health concerns, healthy and active lifestyles, school problems or educational needs, reducing health risks and building resiliency. This clinic is staffed by adolescent-trained physicians, nutritionists, psychologists, nurses and social workers. Substance Use Assessment This service specializes in the care of adolescents and young adults who have concerns regarding drug or alcohol use. Physicians and psychologists conduct assessment and management plans. 28

Adolescent Medicine

Providers: Tamera Coyne-Beasley, M.D., MPH, FAAP, FSAHM Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, Division Director Derrol Dawkins, M.D. Endowed Chair in Adolescent Medicine Vice Chair, Pediatrics for Community Engagement Medical Director, Adolescent Health Clinic Heather Allen, MSN, CRNP, RNP-C, CCRN-K, CPN Nurse Practitioner Heather Austin, Ph.D. Professor Director, Psychology Minnecia Cullen, LCSW Social Worker

Claudette Poole, M.D. Associate Professor Medical Director, Family Clinic Heather Relyea-Ashley, M.D. Assistant Professor Stephenie Wallace, M.D., MSPH Professor Adolescent Medicine Fellowship Program Director Medical Director, Eating Disorders Clinic Medical Director, Children’s Center for Weight Management (SHINE)

Adolescent Medicine

Evelyn Evans, M.D. Assistant Professor Brittany Huynh, M.D. Assistant Professor

Stacy Marshall, M.D. Assistant Professor Director, Substance Use Clinic Jaime McKinney, M.D. Associate Professor Aida Miles, Ed.D., RDN Associate Professor Director, Leadership Education in Pediatric Nutrition (LEPN) Registered Dietitian

Appointments (205) 638-9231

Office (205) 638-9345

Fax (205) 638-2071

Christa Nevin, M.D., MSPH Assistant Professor

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Weight Management

childrensal.org/weight-management

The SHINE (Support and Help in Nutrition and Exercise) Clinic for pediatric weight management provides interdisciplinary evaluations for youth and their families with obesity and related comorbidities. Our multidisciplinary team of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, psychologists, dietitians and exercise physiologists aim to provide a comprehensive approach to improving the health of those living with obesity. We encourage a family-based approach toward healthy, active living. With our social work and psychological support, children and families can overcome the barriers that may get in the way of success.

Our services include: • Multi-disciplinary evaluation to develop a behavioral, nutritional and activity plan towards improving health for youth at risk • Discussion and evaluations for those

SHINE Clinic/ Weight Management

adolescents who are interested in advanced weight loss measures (i.e., medications and surgery)

Please consult our website for up-to-date information regarding forms to schedule appointments and new programs coming to the clinic. SHINE Clinic/Weight Management now offers Bright Bodies, a twice-weekly Intensive Health Behavioral Lifestyle Treatment program for children ages 7-13. To learn more, please call (205) 490-8087 or visit BrightBodies@uabmc.edu.

Appointments Rescheduling and Canceling (205) 638-9141 Office New Appointments/ Clinic Information (205) 638-2358

Fax (205) 212-2735

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Weight Management

Weight Management Physicians/Health Professionals: Stephenie Wallace, M.D., MSPH Professor Adolescent Medicine Fellowship Program Director Medical Director, Eating Disorders Clinic Medical Director, SHINE CLINIC Heather Allen, MSN, CRNP, FNP-C, CCRN-K, CPN Nurse Practitioner, UAB Adolescent Medicine

Dixya Bhattarai, MS, RDN, LD COA Department of Nutrition

SHINE Clinic/ Weight Management

Minnecia Cullen, MSW COA Social Services

Ali Elliot, MS, RDN, LD COA Department of Nutrition

Kierra Goldsborough, B.S. Clinical Exercise Physiologist COA Department of PT and OT

Appointments Rescheduling and Canceling (205) 638-9141 Office New Appointments/ Clinic Information (205) 638-2358

Karen McCarty, Ph.D., MPH, CRNP Nurse Practitioner, UAB Adolescent Medicine

Arista Rayfield, Ph.D. COA Psychologist (as needed consultation at a different location)

Kelly Saunders, MS, RDN, LD COA Department of Nutrition

Margaret Anne Thiele, M.D. Pediatrician, UAB Adolescent Medicine

Fax (205) 212-2735

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Board-certified subspecialists in

the Division of Pediatric Allergy, Asthma and Immunology specialize in the diagnosis and

treatment of children with allergic and immunologic diseases. Allergic disorders diagnosed and treated by division physicians include allergic rhinoconjunctivitis (hay fever), allergic and

Allergy, Asthma and Immunology

nonallergic asthma, urticaria (hives), angioedema (swelling disorders), atopic dermatitis (eczema) and allergies to foods,

stinging insects and medications. Division physicians also specialize in the

diagnosis and treatment of hereditary immune deficiencies (Primary Immune Deficiencies). We are Alabama’s only all-pediatric allergy

group. Our main campus clinic is located in Children’s Park Place and offers free parking.

Allergy, Asthma and Immunology

Physicians:

T. Prescott Atkinson, M.D., Ph.D. Professor Director of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology

Appointments (205) 638-6993

Amy CaJacob, M.D. Associate Professor Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology JaneMarie Freeman, M.D. Assistant Professor Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology Katie Grisanti, M.D. Assistant Professor Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology J. Allen Meadows, M.D. Professor Allergy, Asthma, and Clinical Immunology Amanda Soong, M.D. Clinical Assistant Professor Allergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology

Office (205) 638-9072

Fax (205) 638-2833

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Pediatric Anesthesiology, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Management

The physicians of Pediatric Anesthesia Associates specialize in providing perioperative care

Anesthesia

of children, as well as providing anesthesia services, pain management and airway management in emergency cases.

Physicians: Jennifer P. Eldredge, M.D. Service Chief, Anesthesia

Steven G. Sheils, M.D. Michelle Tubinis, M.D.

Children’s of Alabama Jennifer R. Dollar, M.D. Susan Nabers Haskell Endowed Chair in Pediatric Anesthesiology

Anesthesia

Damon M. Cox, M.D. Jerral W. Cox, M.D.

Travis W. DeFreese, M.D. Elizabeth E. Hiltz, M.D. Collin K. King, M.D., MPH, MBA Sevan Komshian, M.D. Gary W. Long, M.D. Chandra M. McCall, M.D. Lauren R. Myers, M.D. Caroline E. Phillips, M.D. Mark F. Powell, M.D. Benjamin B. Roberts, M.D. Caylen N. Schlitz, M.D.

Anesthesia Pre Admit Screening Services (APASS) (205) 638-6235 Physician Office (205) 638-9235 (205) 638-9936

Fax APASS (205) 638-5242

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Children’s Behavioral Health/ Psychiatry offers a wide range of inpatient and outpatient services for children and adolescents

Behavioral Health/ Psychiatry

with emotional and behavioral concerns.

Behavioral Health/ Psychiatry

Comprehensive diagnostic assessment and treatment are available in two outpatient offices in the area: Children’s of Alabama and Patriot Park. Consultative services are available for hospitalized inpatients with medical/psychological concerns and chronic diseases. Psychiatric Intake Response Center (PIRC) The Psychiatric Intake Response Center (PIRC) is available to provide phone support to help adult callers and community providers find the best mental health treatment options based on a child or teen’s mental, emotional and behavioral needs. (205) 638-PIRC (7472) Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) The Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provide daily intensive care for adolescents ages 12-18 who do not meet inpatient admission criteria or who need more than regular mental health outpatient services.

Appointments (205) 638-9193 PIRC (205) 638-7472 PHP (205) 638-5060

Fax (205) 638-9949

Patriot Park Location

(205) 870-5678

The programming is Monday-Friday beginning at 8:30 a.m. and provides individual, group and family therapy. (205) 638-5060

Fax (205) 879-0071

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Behavioral Health/Psychiatry

Providers: Psychiatrists Sonya Pritchard, M.D. Division Chief for Behavioral Health Services) Srilata Anne, M.D. Irena Bukelis, M.D. Taylor Burns, M.D. Candace King, M.D. Kristin Le, M.D. Jesse Tobias C. Martinez, Jr., M.D. Patrick Tapia, M.D. James Cullinan, M.D. Roland Matt Pixley, M.D. Connie Chang, M.D. Vinita Yalamanchili, M.D.

Advanced Practice Providers (Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants) Inpatient Sabah Angeles Lauren Bradshaw Delilah Davila Jasmine Haynes Shirin Sewani Emergency Department/ Nature Hall Ashley Alspaugh Debra Bruns

Jennifer Crook Lindsay Grosz Tarra Love Alexandra (Allie) Milton Teresa Moore

Psychologists Debra Patterson, Ph.D. Director of Psychology and Associated Services Nashedra Barry, Ph.D. Allison Battaglia, Ph.D. Wayne Fleisig, Ph.D. Alexa R. Lowrey, Psy.D. Dan Marullo. Ph.D. Kathryn Ann Phillips, Ph.D. Arista Rayfield, Ph.D. Nina Reynolds, Ph.D. Kristen Smith, Ph.D. Laura Stoppelbein, Ph.D. Matthew Thompson, Psy.D. Julie Trapani, Ph.D.

Shaquenta Powe Courtney Reeves Outpatient Melanie Alexander Nadia Baig Alexandra Sansom Rachel Willoughby

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Behavioral Health/Psychiatry

Therapists/Counselors Inpatient Summer Baker, LMFT Jessica Coleman, LICSW Alexandra Faust, LPC Lauryn Foust, LBA

Naren Leopard, LMSW Ashley Loftis, LPC Faith Lowe, LMSW Leigh McKay, LPC Shannon Messina, LMSW Susan Smith, LMSW Justin Weatherly, ALC Carmen Woods, LMSW Behavioral Health/ Psychiatry

Jamette Goston, LPC Emily Keenum, LMFT Lee Knight, ALC Jade Lee

Naren Leopard, LICSW Melanie McGee, ALC Natalie Roberts, ALC Matthew Scruggs, LPC Camron Shekarfoorosh, LMFT Jacob Sims, LBA Jordan Elliott Thurman, ALC Anna Uffinger, LPC Ian Williams, LPC Outpatient Lawrence (Lance) Baker, LPC-S Deondra Joiner, LPC-S Jerreca Richardson, ALC James Wagner, LPC-S Psychiatric Intake Response Center (PIRC) Cindy Jones, LPC-S Director

Appointments (205) 638-9193 PIRC (205) 638-7472 PHP (205) 638-5060

Fax (205) 638-9949

Patriot Park Location

Ahmad Brewer, LMSW Melinda Cavender, ALC Alexandra Faust, LPC Hannah Finley, ALC Matthew Foster, LPC Sara Harbison, ALC Jalana Johnson, LPC Leah Johnson, LMFT Lee Knight, ALC Carmen Lambert, LMSW

(205) 870-5678

Fax (205) 879-0071

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Therapists/Counselors (continued) Partial Hospitalization Program/ Intensive Outpatient Program (PHP/IOP)

Lauren Byrd, LPC-S Program Manager Brandy Carlson, LMSW Victoria “Tori” Cranford, LMSW

Jaelyn Embry, ALC Alyssa Gruman, ALC

Behavioral Health/ Behavioral Health/ Psychiatry

Social Workers Shannon Parker, LMSW Team Lead Nakaira Briggs, LMSW Inpatient Belle Griffin, LMSW Inpatient Jamesse Jordan, LMSW Outpatient Shemica Terry, LMSW Outpatient

Appointments (205) 638-9193 PIRC (205) 638-7472 PHP (205) 638-5060

Fax (205) 638-9949

Patriot Park Location

(205) 870-5678

Fax (205) 879-0071

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Medical and Surgical Divisions C

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The Joseph S. Bruno Pediatric Heart Center, located in the Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children, links with the adult congenital heart surgery facilities at UAB. The two are connected by the Women and Infants Center, which allows easy access to the Pediatric Cardiology Clinic, as well as UAB’s high-risk obstetric birthing suites and regional neonatal intensive care unit. We provide a unique single

Cardiovascular Services

platform continuum of care for fetal, neonatal, pediatric and adult patients with congenital heart disease.

The center offers: • Complex repair of pediatric congenital heart disease • Treatment for acquired heart disease • Treatment for advanced heart failure • Ventricular Assist Device implantation and management • Cardiac transplantation • Treatment for pulmonary hypertension • Fetal cardiology • Electrocardiograms • Echocardiography • Exercise testing • Cardiac CT angiography • Cardiac MRI • Cineangiography • Catheterization laboratories (includes interventional catheterizations) • Cardiac Electrophysiology • Three-dimensional electrophysiologic mapping, which minimizes radiation • Hybrid catheterization lab (both a cath lab and surgical suite) • Dedicated same-day and post-anesthesia care unit • Heart-specific operating rooms • State-of-the-art 20-room Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit • ECMO suites (four dedicated to pediatric heart/lung bypass treatment) • Easy access to the UAB high-risk obstetric birthing suites and regional neonatal intensive care unit

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Cardiovascular Services

Cardiologists: Mark Law, M.D. Professor

Director, Division of Pediatric Cardiology Lionel M. Bargeron Jr., M.D., Endowed Chair Waldemar F. Carlo, M.D. Professor Medical Director, Heart Transplant and Heart Failure

Robb Romp, M.D. Associate Professor Medical Director,

Echocardiography Cardiology Fellowship Director

Stephen Clark, M.D. Assistant Professor Leslie L. Gaddis, M.D. Assistant Professor Marc Cribbs, M.D. Professor Director, Alabama Adult

Khalisa Syeda, M.D. Assistant Professor

Congenital Heart Program

Camden Hebson, M.D. Associate Professor Walter H. Johnson, Jr., M.D. Professor

Cardiology

Austin Kane, M.D. Assistant Professor Yung R. Lau, M.D. Professor Chair, UAB Department of Pediatrics Thomas N. Carruthers, Jr., Endowed Chair in Pediatric Cardiology William S. McMahon, M.D. Professor Medical Director, Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories

(205) 934-3460

Emergencies and After Hours (205) 638-9100

Fax (205) 996-7480

F. Bennett Pearce, M.D. Professor

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Cardiothoracic Surgery

Cardiovascular Services

Cardiothoracic Surgeons: Robert J. Dabal, M.D. Professor Director, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery Chief, Section of Pediatric Heart Surgery Albert D. Pacifico, M.D., Chair of Cardiovascular Surgery W. Hampton Gray, M.D. Assistant Professor Cardiac Intensivists (Critical Care): Santiago Borasino, M.D., MPH Professor Chief, Section of Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Medicine Medical Director, Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit Donald M. James Chair in Pediatric Critical Care Robert Sorabella, M.D. Assistant Professor Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit Medical Director, Cardiac Care Unit M. Alan Brock, M.D. Assistant Professor Director, Mechanical Circulatory Support Benedicto Fernandes, M.D. Assistant Professor Ahmad Khalil, M.D. Assistant Professor Leslie Rhodes, M.D. Associate Professor Director, Cardiac Intensive Care Fellowship Jose Hernandez Rivera, M.D. Assistant Professor Matthew Clark, M.D. Assistant Professor Associate Medical Director,

(205) 934-2419 Emergencies and After Hours (205) 638-9100

Fax (205) 996-6551

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Cardiac Intensive Care

(205) 638-2021 Emergencies and After Hours (205) 638-9100

Fax (205) 638-9056

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Cardiovascular Services

Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologists: Jack H. Crawford, M.D., Ph.D. Professor Director, Division of Congenital Cardiac Anesthesiology Philippe W. Lathrop Endowed Chair in Pediatric Cardiac Anesthesia

Patrick T. Hussey, M.D. Associate Professor

Brad L. Steenwyk, M.D. Associate Professor

Matthew M. Townsley, M.D. Professor

Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology

(205) 934-7424

Emergencies and After Hours (205) 638-9100

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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The Division of Child Abuse Pediatrics was established to expand services provided by the Children’s Hospital Intervention and Prevention

Child Abuse Pediatrics

Services (CHIPS) Center at Children’s of Alabama. The CHIPS Center provides forensic medical evaluations, psychosocial assessments, play therapy, counseling, social work services, prevention education, court

support and expert court testimony for victims of child abuse. The goal of Child Abuse Pediatrics is to coordinate the CHIPS Center services with local, regional and state resources and organize educational efforts to increase awareness, understanding and reporting of child maltreatment.

Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers: Michael A. Taylor, M.D., FAAP Professor of Pediatrics Division Director Medical Director, CHIPS Center Kara G. Huls, M.D., FAAP Associate Professor Medical Director, Pediatric Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Program

Child Abuse Pediatrics

Academic Office (205) 638-2802

Dana W. Gans, M.D., FAAP Assistant Professor

CHIPS Clinic (205) 638-2751

David W. Bernard, M.D., FAAP Professor Assistant Medical Director, SANE Program Elizabeth Schlappi, MSN, APRN, CPNP-PC Advanced Practice Provider

Fax (205) 638-2805

Ashley L. Hodges, Ph.D., CRNP Advanced Practice Provider Nurse Director, Sunrise Program

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Pediatric Critical Care Medicine provides services to patients with medical and surgical conditions such as respiratory failure, shock, seizures, traumatic injuries,

Critical Care Medicine

meningitis and other life threatening diseases. The

Pediatric Critical Care Division provides this care for children in the pediatric intensive care

unit at Children’s of Alabama.

Special support modalities include: CVVH, ECMO and high-frequency ventilation. Special research interests include: lung injury, traumatic brain injury, sedation, shock, simulation and patient safety. The division offers a sedation service for children undergoing painful procedures. It also provides medical direction for the Pediatric Critical Care Transport team who transport critically ill children via ground and air.

Physicians: Nancy Tofil, M.D., MEd Professor Director, Critical Care Division Medical Co-Director, Pediatric Simulation Center Senior Associate Director, Pediatric Residency Program Ann Dial McMillan Chair In Pediatric Critical Care

Vidit Bhargava, M.D. Assistant Professor

Director, PICU Ultrasound Program PICU Director, Liver Transplantation

Mark A. Buckmaster, M.D. Associate Professor Director, Simon Sedation Service

Luke Burton, M.D. Assistant Professor Medical Director, Critical Care Transport Associate Director, PICU Ultrasound Program

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Critical Care Medicine

Emily Dodenhoff, M.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor,

Pediatric Palliative Care Medicine

Program Director, Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship

Madhura Hallman, M.D., MPH Associate Professor Director, Family Focused Care

Leslie Hayes, M.D. Professor UAB Medicine Associate Chief Quality Officer for Quality Outcomes UAB Medicine Associate Quality Education Officer Professor, UAB School of Health Professions Michele Kong, M.D. Professor Children’s of Alabama Endowed Professor, Critical Care

Critical Care Medicine

Children’s One Stop (205) 638-7200 (844) 232-5070

Director, PICU Research Director, Sensory Program

Office/ Simon Sedation (205) 638-9387 Critical Care Transport (205) 638-7200

Jeremy Loberger, M.D. Associate Professor Medical Director, PICU

Jordan Newman, M.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Program Director, Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship Program

Associate Co-Director, Simulation Associate Director, PICU ECMO

Fax (205) 638-2048

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Critical Care Medicine

Physicians (continued)

Priya Prabhakaran, M.D. Professor Director, Fellowship Program Robert Richter, M.D. Associate Professor Medical Director, PICU ECMO

Nick Rockwell, M.D. Assistant Professor Associate Co-Director, Simulation Co-Director, PREP for Residency Course Chrystal Rutledge, M.D. Associate Professor Vice Chair of Access and Engagement Medical Co-Director, Pediatric Simulation Center Program Director, Children’s of Alabama Community Healthcare Simulation (COACHES) Program Associate Co-Director, Pediatric Residency Program

Critical Care Medicine

Children’s One Stop (205) 638-7200 (844) 232-5070

Will Sasser, M.D. Professor Director, PICU Education Associate Co-Director,

Office/ Simon Sedation (205) 638-9387 Critical Care Transport (205) 638-7200

Pediatric Residency Program

Lece Webb, M.D. Assistant Professor Director, Virtual Pediatric Systems

Fax (205) 975-6505

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Medical and Surgical Divisions D--- F

The Children’s of Alabama Dental Clinic is a teaching clinic where, in association with the University of Alabama School of Dentistry, dentists receive training to become specialists in pediatric dentistry. This clinic provides comprehensive dental healthcare to children

Dentistry

younger than age 18 and provides emergency dental services and dental treatment to children with special needs and/or physical

challenges, as well as those who are medically compromised. All care is overseen by board-certified pediatric dentists on the faculty of the UAB Department of Pediatric Dentistry. The Department of Pediatric Dentistry’s faculty also see private patients in the UAB Dental Group’s Pediatric Faculty Practice. This clinic offers care delivered directly by the faculty in a private practice model. Days of operation, services provided and ages accepted are specified by each dentist and can be provided upon request.

Dental Clinic

Appointments (205) 638-9141

UAB Dental Group’s Pediatric Faculty Practice

Appointments (205) 638-5174

Office (205) 638-9161

Services provided: • Oral hygiene care and education • Dental restorations • Extractions • Pulp therapy

• Treatment of trauma, including placement of sutures and splints • Minimal oral sedation • Dental treatment under general anesthesia

Appointments Fax (205) 638-6096

Office Fax (205) 638-9796

Services are available through the emergency room for after-hours traumas.

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Dentistry

Dentists:

Kimberly R. Carr, D.M.D., M.S. Associate Professor, Pediatric Dentistry Co-Director, Sparks Dental Clinic

Adjunct Faculty: Noel K. Childers, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Tabitha Gatrey, D.M.D.

Patrick Nassetta, D.M.D.

Dental Clinic

Baker Chambliss, D.M.D.

John B. Thornton, D.M.D., M.S.

Appointments (205) 638-9141

UAB Dental Group’s Pediatric Faculty Practice Appointments (205) 638-5174

Office (205) 638-9161

Appointments Fax (205) 638-6096

Office Fax (205) 638-9796

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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Dermatology treats all diseases of the skin, including acne, skin

tumors, psoriasis and severe atopic

dermatitis. Our clinics include:

Dermatology

Vascular Anomalies Clinic, Dermatology/ Rheumatology Clinics, Complex Eczema/Allergy

Clinics and Genoderm Clinics (with Genetics).

Pediatric Dermatology Clinics are held at two locations:

Dermatology

Children’s Main Campus 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 Children’s South 1940 Elmer J. Bissell Road Birmingham, Alabama 35243

Main Line (205) 638-4823

The outpatient clinic is part of the UAB Department of Dermatology, which serves as a regional center for treating dermatological disorders.

New Patient Appointments (205) 638-5759 Follow-Up Appointments (205) 638-9141

Conditions treated include: • Diseases of skin, hair and nails • Hemangiomas and birthmarks

• Genetic skin disorders • Port wine stainsatopic • Dermatitis (eczema) • Psoriasis • Vitiligo • Alopecia areata • Viral infections, including Molluscum and warts Appointments are scheduled by referral only, and we review records prior to scheduling an appointment. Physicians/Health Professionals:

Fax (205) 638-2851 For all appointments, including new patient

Abigail Smith, M.D. Assistant Professor Director, Pediatric Dermatology Leanne Concordia, CRNP Ravi Hiremagalore, M.D. Claire Petitt, M.D. Jamie Johnson, DNP, CRNP

(205) 638-7200 or (844) 232-5070

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