Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health flu-related visitor restrictions have been lifted. However, because babies, especially those who are ill or premature, are at higher risk of serious complications if they get the flu, visitation restrictions are still in place for all Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) until further notice.
Residents at Riley at IU Health are key members of our clinical teams. During their three to eight years of advanced training in pediatrics, residents gain experience across all pediatric subspecialties. They participate in training with IUSM faculty, which includes many physicians rated in the top 1 percent in their area of specialization.
Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health is nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report, and we have a broad patient referral base from Indiana and beyond. We serve children and families in primary care medical home settings, as well as across all pediatric subspecialties, and treat children with common, complex and rare conditions. As Indiana’s only comprehensive children’s hospital, we are the state’s main treatment destination for children who are referred by primary and secondary care providers.
Our facilities allow residents to experience all aspects of clinical care, from urgent and emergent care, to inpatient and critical care. Residents have longitudinal opportunities in primary care and chronic condition management. They also have learning opportunities in community advocacy, global health and across the fields of scientific research.
For more information about pediatric residencies, follow our links to specific information about residency and fellowship training provided by IUSM.
Combined Pediatrics Residencies
Other Pediatric Residencies
