Stanford Children's Health. Stanford Children’s Health is the only network in the area—and one of the few in the country—exclusively dedicated to pediatric and obstetric care. We have a long history of residency education at USC. The Pediatric Physical Therapy Residency is the fourth residency to be established at USC. Our residents have an outstanding track record for achieving excellence in clinical practice, education, publication, and leadership. A: Our application for the 2016-17 University of Colorado Pediatric Physical Therapy Residency Program will become available through RF-PTCAS (the centralized web-based application) in early fall of 2015. Many specialties offer advanced fellowship training after residency (typically one to three years). Consult the current AMA Graduate Medical Education Directory (the Green Book) for the official requirements and required length of advanced training. Overview of the Specialty. Pediatrics is the specialty primarily concerned with the physical, emotional and social health of children from birth to young adulthood. The field encompasses preventive health as well as diagnosis and treatment of both acute and chronic diseases. Training Requirements. The various types of residencies are listed below. These are unofficial assignments derived from published materials and are offered only for information.
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