"pediatric clinic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a medical facility that specializes in the care of infants, children, and young adults. For example: "The pediatric clinic on Main Street provides quality care to children in the area."
"There is evidence to suggest the amygdala of individuals with selective mutism is over-reactive," says Dr. Aimee Kotrba, the lead clinical psychologist at Thriving Minds Behavioral Health, a pediatric clinic in Michigan dedicated to anxiety disorders.
Then an encounter with a patient in my pediatric clinic changed the way I practice medicine, and my life.
For instance, the flow of work in the pediatric clinic was so efficient that the waiting room was empty.
Dr. Sumanathi Kasinathan, a Cortland physician, bid $60,000, intending to convert the space into an engineering office and pediatric clinic.
At the pediatric clinic managed by the state-supported University of Florida dental school, for example, low-income children must wait six months for surgery.
At the DeVos Children's Hospital pediatric clinic in Grand Rapids, Mich., Dr. Edward Cox administers to inner-city children and teenagers.
Dr. Moneeka Zamen, director of the general pediatric clinic at Westchester Medical Center, said the clinic was giving priority to their patients at highest risk.
A case in point: a doctor at a pediatric clinic told the mother of an aggressive, hyperactive preschool-age boy that her deficient parenting skills were to blame.
That duty falls to the Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, which runs the pediatric clinic where my cardiologist works and receives a salary.
The other side of town, meanwhile, is slated to get a pediatric clinic, apartments for seniors, a jazz club and more restaurants.
The doctor referred Ms. Cade to the legal aid office right inside the pediatric clinic at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
