Pediatric Health and Development Program
The Pediatric Health and Development Program is a specialized offering designed to focus on the health and development of children, particularly those with disabilities and special needs. This program provides students with a deep understanding of child development, assessment techniques, and intervention strategies essential for supporting children in achieving their fullest potential.
Students will learn about developmental milestones, the impact of various health conditions on child development, and effective strategies for promoting positive outcomes. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, including internships in pediatric settings, where students can observe and participate in care delivery.
Additionally, the program emphasizes the importance of family involvement in child development and offers training in communication skills to effectively engage with families and other professionals. Graduates will be well-prepared to work in educational, clinical, and community settings, advocating for children’s health and well-being.
Developmental Milestones:
In-depth study of physical, cognitive, and emotional development in children.
Assessment Techniques:
Training in various assessment tools and methods for evaluating child development.
Intervention Strategies:
Learn effective strategies to support children in achieving their potential.
Benefits:
- Prepares students for roles in pediatric healthcare settings and educational environments.
- Emphasizes the importance of family involvement in child development.
- Equips graduates to advocate for children’s health and well-being.
