PediatricsPediatrics

Emily Borman-Shoap, M.D.Program Director

borm0029@umn.edu

What do pediatricians What do pediatricians do?do?

• Care for children from birth through young adulthood

• Advocacy, research, education

• Primary pediatrics and subspecialty care

SubspecialtiesSubspecialtiesGastroenterology

Hematology-Oncology

Infectious Disease

Neonatal-Perinatal

Nephrology

Pulmonology

Rheumatology

Adolescent Medicine

Cariology

Child Abuse

Critical Care

Developmental-Behavioral

Emergency Medicine

Endocrinology

SpecialtiesSpecialtiesCertificate of QualificationCertificate of Qualification

Hospice and Palliative Medicine

Medical Toxicology

Neurodevelopmental disabilities

Sleep Medicine

Sports Medicine

Pulmonology

Pediatric Transplant Hepatology

Pediatric Residency Pediatric Residency ApplicationApplication

Board Scores—Average Step 1 score for matched is 221, Average Step 2 score is 234

Timing of Step 2—if Step 1 score below 220, consider taking Step 2 earlier

Volunteering

Suggested courses

Consider a sub-I, NICU, PICU or specialty month

A Day in the Life of...A Day in the Life of...Resident

Physician in general practice

Physician in academic medicine

Dr. Borman-Shoap’s Clinic•9 day old with positive CF newborn screen•2 month old w/ Waardenburg Syndrome•7 month old former premie with wheezing•10 year old w/ chronic stomachaches•16 year old w/headache, sore throat, and hip pain

Other useful infoOther useful info

Pediatric Interest Group

Pediatric Grand Rounds, Wednesdays 12:15. Also available online.

Pediatric 3M conference Brennan Center, Thursdays at 12:15

Journals: Pediatrics, Pediatrics in Review, Journal of Pediatrics

Societies: AAP, National Conference annually in October

MN-AAP state chapter meeting in June

Websites: www.aap.org, www.mnaap.org, www.comsep.org

Contact UsContact Us

West Bank Campus, Riverside East Building, M136

Pediatric Education Office

www.pedsres.umn.edu

612-624-4477 (main number)