Training Opportunity with Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Founded in 1970, the Riley Child Development Center (RCDC) has served Indiana’s children and their families for more than 40 years. The RCDC provides interdisciplinary diagnosis, treatment and follow up of children from infancy to adulthood that have known or suspected developmental delays, behavior and/or learning problems and stressful life situations. The center is located at Riley Hospital for Children, and is a program of the IU School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics.

The RCDC is part of a national network of training programs that provide intensive interdisciplinary assessment services funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau.  The center’s mission is to support the independence, productivity and integration into the community of all citizens across the lifespan with neuro-developmental and related disabilities.

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Who is eligible for Training at the RCDC?

The RCDC offers practicum, internship, & fellowship training for the students in the following disciplines:

Audiology                                Nutrition

Child Psychiatry                      Occupational Therapy

Pediatric Dentistry                   Physical Therapy

Family Leadership                   Pediatrics

Health Administration              Pediatric Neurology

Law & Ethics                           Psychology

Medical Genetics                    Social Work

Nursing                                    Special Education

Speech / Language Pathology

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About the Training
Trainees, in partnership with their supervisor, develop an individualized training plan with goals related to: clinical services (assessment, diagnosis, & intervention), advocacy and public policy, research methods, and use of technology. Trainees attend Leadership Didactic Sessions topics such as typical and atypical child development and complete and present a Leadership or Research Project.

How to Apply

An application packet can be requested by contacting:

Rylin Rodgers

Training Director

ryrodger@iu.edu

Riley Child Development Center

705 Riley Hospital Drive, Room 5837

Indianapolis, IN  46202-5225

317-944-8167

Completed applications are reviewed by the Interdisciplinary Team. Candidates may be contacted for an interview to discuss specific learning goals and possible match with the RCDC Training Program.