Top Pediatricians in Virginia
Nothing I have ever encountered strikes fear into my heart like an injured or sick child. I am reasonably sure that all other parents out there feel the same way. I am sure you don’t want to just trust any doctor in Virginia with your children. You also likely are not willing to go through any trial and error with one of your own children as you would be willing to go through to find your own doctor.
A pediatrician is going to have to click with you and gain your trust before they see your child and I feel exactly the same way. Unlike many of our service listings, you do not want to wait to find a pediatrician until an emergency strikes. You want to have them on speed dial long before that. So now is the perfect time to use our Virginia are list of top recommended pediatricians and start interviewing them. Find the one who you would trust with your children. Don’t forget that people change over time and that can apply to not only your doctors but also your pediatricians. If any of our Virginia doctors have declined in their performance, please let us know! It is vital that we keep the below list updated with only the doctors that will care for your children as if they were their own. It is also a great idea to establish a pediatrician for short term work conditions even if they last less than a year. So if you will be stationed somewhere else, start researching area pediatricians now so you are as prepared as possible.
Joseph D. Fisher, MD
Fishersville, VA
Dr. Jospeh Fisher is a board-certified pediatrician who holds a clinical faculty appointment in pediatrics at the University of Virginia. He has been in practice in Augusta Pediatrics since 1998 where he focuses on school and sports physicals, ADHD, and general pediatric conditions.
Dr. Azadeh Sami
Arlington, VA
Dr. Sami is a Board Certified pediatrician and a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Dr. Sami’s clinical experience before medical school included working as a Certified Nursing Assistant at the University of Colorado Hospital’s Oncology unit. In addition to her passion for issues such as obesity and ADHD, she applies her osteopathic manipulation skills to patients who may benefit from the treatment as an adjunct.
Carlos E. Armengol, Jr., M.D., FAAP
Charlottesville, VA
Carlos E. Armengol, Jr.’s focus is on urinary tract infections and streptococcal infections in children. He earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of South Florida, College of Medicine and he then completed his residency at the University of Virginia Department of Pediatrics.
Tracey Deal, M.D., FAAP
Richmond, VA
Dr. Tracey Deal is well-known for having served as Assistant Clinical Processor of Family Medicine and Pediatrics at MCV and VCU. She has also been in practice at Pediatric Associates PC for over 14 years already.
Kimberly Caldwell, MD
Fredericksburg, VA
Dr. Kimberly Caldwell has been Board Certification in Pediatrics since 1989. She completed her medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine and an advanced degree from the University of Maryland at Baltimore.
Lori W. Balaban, M.D., FAAP
Charlottesville, VA
Dr. Lori Balaban completed her medical degree from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and her residency at the University of Virginia Department of Pediatrics. She is currently part of the Pediatric Associates of Charlottesville Downtown team.
Jennifer Domer, MD, FAAP
Midlothian, VA
Dr. Jennifer Domer is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and is a member of the Virginia Chapter of the Academy of Pediatrics as well. She received her M.D. degree from the University of Virginia School of Medicine.
Nancy Kim, MD
Arlington, VA
Dr. Nancy Kim has been in practice at Pediatrics of Arlington since 1996. She graduated from the Thomas Jefferson Medical College and completed her residency in pediatrics at the Children’s National Medical Center in Washington DC.
Gretchen W. Brantley MD
Charlottesville, VA
Dr. David Norris
Virginia Beach, VA
Dr. Norris has almost 40 years of experience providing pediatric care. He spent 25 years as part of the Navy Medical Corps before joining General Booth Pediatrics, where he acts as the Medical Director for the practice. He has also previously served as a clinical associate professor of pediatrics at the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences andan instructor at Eastern Virginia Medical School.