The Division of Pediatric Rheumatology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham/Children's Hospital of Alabama was created in the summer of 2007 in response to a great need for pediatric rheumatic ...

Many of our graduates in the last decade have continued to practice in Texas. Five separate pediatric rheumatology centers have been started by former fellows. We are one of the largest pediatric ...

Our training program is one of the highest regarded nationally in both adult and pediatric rheumatology by the American College of Rheumatology. Our fellowship program is accredited for both pediatric ...

This century-old statement by Abraham Jacobi, the founding father of pediatrics in the US, is especially relevant to the field of rheumatology. Many pediatric rheumatic diseases (PRDs) have ...

The treatment team will work with you to decide the right course of care for your child. Most children with lupus will see a pediatric rheumatologist. Pediatric rheumatologists specialize in ...

The division is one of the most well-known clinical rheumatology divisions in the Midwest, seeing more than 7,500 patients per year. We are also the eighth-largest pediatric rheumatology clinic in the ...

As the department continued to grow, one of the most glaring deficiencies in was the lack of a stable pediatric rheumatology program. Dr. Joe Butler, who trained in pediatric rheumatology at the NIH, ...

The Pediatric Rheumatology Fellowship is three years of training designed specifically to prepare qualified pediatricians for an academic and clinical career in rheumatology. The program provides ...

Many people who have (or suspect they have) lupus see a rheumatologist (or pediatric rheumatologist if a child or teen). This type of doctor specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases of the ...