Child Abuse Pediatrics Fellowship
Fellowship Highlights
The Child Abuse Pediatrics Fellowship at Children's Mercy Hospitals provides physicians with skills needed to gain expertise in the medical evaluation of children who may be victims of abuse and/or neglect. The fellowship educates medical and community personnel and provides training on the design, execution and evaluation of research, administration and community advocacy.
We are dedicated to the service of children, families, and investigators involved in cases of potential child abuse and/or neglect of all varieties
The Section of Child Abuse Pediatrics serves a busy clinical practice including 1,700 outpatient visits and 150 inpatient consults per year. We also have strong linkages with child advocacy centers, SART programs, children's mental health agencies, foster/adoptive parent Organizations, children's attorneys and other community programs.
Our fellows participate in a Master's level program through the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Medicine, earning a certificate in research design and biostatistics.
Contact
Mary Moffatt, MD
Program Director (816) 234-3850
April Gerry, BS
Fellowship Coordinator (816) 346-1367
Academic Curriculum and Research
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Clinical Experience
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Faculty and Fellows
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