Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics (DBP) faculty educate peers, fellows, residents, medical students, and undergraduate students. Teaching occurs in the classroom, clinical settings and in the context of research.
Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Program
The Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship at the University of Michigan trains future leaders in academic Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics.
The Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics Clinical Rotation for Residents and Medical Students
All pediatric and medicine-pediatric residents participate in a month-long developmental behavioral pediatrics rotation. Fourth-year medical students may elect this one-month rotation. The rotation includes clinical experiences in primary and interdisciplinary clinics for evaluation and management of common DBP conditions as listed under the Fellowship description. Topic-focused teaching occurs in clinics and weekly educational sessions. Visit the Pediatric Residency Program website for more information about residency programs. Our program will also offer some support for travel for medical students from other institutions who are interested in DBP. Contact the division director Dr. Barbara Felt for more information at 734-936-9777 or [email protected].
Note that during the 2020-21 year, there will unfortunately be no medical student rotations available due to restrictions related to the novel coronavirus events.
Intermediate/ Medium-term MI-LEND Training
All fellows, residents and medical students who participate with the DBP clinical rotation are eligible to also participate in and complete requirements for certification as an intermediate/medium-term trainee with the MI-LEND. Please contact Barbara Felt, MD at 734-936-9777 or email at [email protected] for more information.
Collaborative Office Rounds (COR): This CME activity funded by MCHB/HRSA focuses on the further education of primary care physicians and trainees by DBP, Child Psychiatry, and General Pediatrics in a group setting and online using topic and case-based teaching. Please contact Barbara Felt, MD at 734-936-9777 or email at [email protected].