Teams at Kennedy Krieger Institute

Provides statewide school health consultation, training, and educational resources for students with special health care needs. Partners with schools and state agencies on research and evidence-based guidance, trains school personnel in complex pediatric care and medical devices, and manages online clinical education resources.

Provides neurological and developmental care to children, adolescents, and adults with neurodevelopmental, musculoskeletal, and related disorders. Responsibilities include patient care across inpatient and outpatient settings, staff teaching, research, administration, and development of expanded care services. Board eligibility or certification in Neurology is required, while clinical neurophysiology experience is preferred.

Provides research and administrative support for psychiatric and developmental disability studies. Responsibilities include recruiting and screening research participants, maintaining study databases and data quality, scheduling meetings, preparing reports and visualizations, updating recruitment materials, assisting with literature reviews, manuscripts, grant applications, psychological testing, eye-tracking protocols, fMRI scans, and meeting documentation.