TERI BROWN

Locum Tenens Contract position at Holly Springs Pediatrics as PNP seeing 20-25 patients for sick and well-visits daily.

Providing chart review for the school based mental health program throughout North Carolina.

• Providing pediatric primary care to the youth of Franklin County including well child checks, sport physicals, sick visits, asthma and allergy care, ADHD, anxiety and depression, and helping find resources for Social Determinants of Health.
• Collaborated with CMARC, Triple P, Sheriff’s Department and the local library staff to promote further resources.
• Provided anticipatory guidance to pediatric patients and families concerning areas such as vaccine administration, developmental milestones and nutrition and hygiene practices.

• Pediatric consultant for the North Carolina Hubs.

• Providing mental and behavioral health care for pediatric patients that were admitted into the Behavioral Health Urgent Care
• Provided psychological evaluations for admission to further psychiatric care, discharge or Involuntary Commitment based on their needs.
• Collaborated with clinical social workers, therapists, psychiatrists, and mental health technicians.

• Diagnosed and responded to children and young adults with concerns of developmental and behavioral health including, but not limited to, ADHD, anxiety, and depression.
• Collaborated with families to provide care for children with autism.

• Caring for children ages 0-21 years in the urban primary care setting.
• Created, managed and was the sole provider for a COVID-19/sick pediatric clinic.

• Caring for children ages 0-21 years in the primary care setting.

• Company Overview: University of North Carolina Hospitals
• Administering vaccinations and medication administration including chemotherapy, biotherapy and blood products; perform phlebotomy; medication and safety education for parents, caregivers and patients.
• Providing care for other specialties including sickle cell anemia, pre- and post- bone marrow transplant patients, and other hematology patients.
• University of North Carolina Hospitals

• A Level II Trauma facility with emphasis in chest pain units, stroke care, cardiac care, and is a Magnet Learning facility.

• Provided appropriate developmental and clinical care along to patients including trauma, critical care and acute care.