Welcome Future ETSU/QCOM Department of Pediatrics Residents!
Meet our Pediatrics Residents for 2012
Back Row L to R: Mai Shehata, MD; Madhavi Gavimeni, MD; Jeremy Bradley, MD; Arti Thiagarajan, MD; Amanda Jackson, MD; Jonathan Hathaway, MD; Ghassan Saeb MD
Second Row L to R: Divya Gupta, MD; Jessica Albright, MD
First Row L to R: Jenny Rose, MD, Chief Resident; Tyler Williams MD
Not pictured: Dina Alshunnaq, MD, Chief Resident; Katie Lawson, MD; Jason Pryor MD; Nilesh Dankhara, MD; Piyush Singh MD
Divisions include:
- Adolescent Medicine
- Cardiology
- Community Pediatrics
- Critical Care
- Developmental/Behavior
- General Pediatrics
- Genetics
- Hematology/Oncology
- Hospitalist Care
- Infectious Disease
- Neonatology
- Nephrology
- Pulmonology
- Research
The Hematology/Oncology Division is an affiliate of St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. This specialty division provides the latest cancer treatment based on clinical research studies from St. Jude.
The Newborn Division is the nucleus of Northeast Tennessee's Regional Perinatal Center. We service high risk pregnancies and offer premature newborn care for eight counties in Upper East Tennessee, as well as ten counties in Southwest Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky.
The In-patient hospital care is provided at Niswonger Children's Hospital, Johnson City Medical Center/Mountain States Health Alliance for pediatric emergency room, in-hospital, Pediatric ICU, Neonatal ICU and St. Jude hematology/oncology rotations. Other outpatient/ambulatory care includes the adjacent ETSU Physicians Robinson Clinical Education Building with a pediatric floor encompassing 36 clinic rooms for general ambulatory and specialty pediatric care.
The Quillen Pediatric Department offers a three year, fully accredited pediatric residency program. In addition to training our own residents, we also provide pediatric training for Quillen Family Medicine residents. For more information visit the Pediatric Residency Program.
Mission Statement
The ETSU Department of Pediatrics Residency Training Program strives to train residents in the art and science of Pediatric medicine so that they may be leaders in Child and Adolescent health in their communities, nation and world. We seek to foster an educational environment that will allow each resident to become a competent and compassionate physician and to successfully meet his or her personal career goals.
