Broward Health Program

The Pediatric Residency Program at Broward Health offers a challenging academic environment at the Salah Foundation Children’s Hospital. Residents have the opportunity to excel in a vibrant tertiary care children's hospital. The program is carefully designed with a dynamic, competency-based curriculum that balances didactic time with hands-on clinical training. Residents receive direct supervision and guidance from skilled on-site faculty representing primary care pediatrics, hospital medicine, and all pediatric subspecialties.

The program provides extensive exposure to various pediatric rotations, including Pediatric Inpatient Rotation, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Ambulatory Clinic, Pediatric Surgery, Infectious Disease, and more. Residents also participate in advocacy, research, and preventative medicine activities.

The Pediatric Residency Program at Broward Health fosters a strong and effective relationship between residents and faculty. There is a balanced mix of service and education, diverse patient population, and hands-on procedural experience. Additionally, residents may choose from a variety of elective rotations in their third year.

The program aims to equip graduates with the necessary skills to become healthcare leaders in the evolving healthcare environment. Residents benefit from a collaborative environment, mentorship opportunities, and a focus on child- and family-centered care.

For further details about the program and to inquire about the specific application requirements, candidates are encouraged to contact the program coordinator, Michelle De Leon, at 954-712-6891.