ABOUT
Training in neurodevelopmental pediatrics incorporates the best that pediatrics, neurology and developmental pediatrics have to offer as well as the related fields of genetics, child psychiatry, and allied health.
The PCMC Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics fellowship training program established in 1997 is a 3- year fellowship training program offered to pediatricians who desire to learn and be an advocate for individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions. It is part of the Child Neuroscience Division which unites under one roof a team of neuroscience experts who assesses, advises and makes plans for the future of a child whose development is delayed or one who already has an identified disability.
The training program provides a unique collaboration with the other subspecialties within the division, which includes Sections of Child Neurology, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Neurosurgery, Neuropsychology, Neurodiagnostics and Neuroscience Research. These complements the training program and the 3-year rotations include the following:
12 months - Child Neurology
18 months - Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics
3 months - Neuropsychology
3 months - Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
There are also rotators in Rehab Medicine, Speech/Language Therapy and Reading Clinic
It has a 2-pronged approach in the acceptance of trainees: A 3-year fellowship training program for pediatric residency graduates and a 2-year fellowship training for child neurology fellowship graduates.
CONSULTANT STAFF
Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics
Dr. Alexis L. Reyes
Dr. Lillian V. Lee
Dr. Ermenilda L. Avendano
Dr. Christine Leonor Ma. Cruz-Conducto
Dr. Ma. Paz Irene L. Bautista
Dr. Kathryn B. Braganza
Dr. Florita Y. Delacruz
Dr. Fatima C. Boniol
Dr. Bernice Louise H. Jao
Child Neurology
Dr. Lillian V. Lee
Dr. Marilyn H. Ortiz
Neuropsychology
Dr. Lourdes K. Ledesma
Dr. Raquel Lopa- Ramos
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Dr. Cornelio C. Banaag, Jr.
Dr. Portia V. Luspo
Dr. Joy P. Malinit
Dr. Geraldine D. Lobo
SERVICES OFFERED
- In-patient and Out-patient Comprehensive Assessment from the newborn to 18 years old
- In-patient Evaluations
- High-risk infant
- Chronically ill children (neurological, cardiac, renal, hematological, endocrine)
- Children with developmental and behavioral concern
- Out-patient services
- Evaluation of children with developmental and behavioral concerns
- High-risk infant follow-up clinic
- Neurodevelopmental care of the chronically ill child
- Transition Clinic
