She is a pediatric psychologist in the pain management program at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

The settings that pediatric psychologists work in allows for brief interventions that are economical and time efficient.

While pediatric psychologists work under the science-practitioner model, the trend at this time saw more practitioners.

Mesibov noted pediatric psychologists worked frequently with developmental disorders in children.

The final area of interest ranked training areas of importance for future pediatric psychologists.

The relationship between the pediatric psychologist and the referring services has evolved out of shared goals in the areas of research, teaching, and service.

The road to becoming a pediatric psychologist is long and consists of many years of training.

Finally, some pediatric psychologists will go on to engage in clinical practice while others will not.

Furthermore, pediatric psychologists helped to create programs in the community addressing children's needs.

Her ambition is to become a pediatric psychologist.