Pediatrics at The Austin Diagnostic Clinic

What is a Pediatrician?

The Austin Diagnostic Clinic pediatricians provide complete medical care for children from birth through age eighteen (18).  The physicians and staff of The Children's Clinic want to keep your children well by giving them the best care possible.

Each physician is a medical staff member of Dell Children's Hospital, North Austin Medical Center, St. David's Hospital, South Austin Medical Center, and Seton Medical Center.  They are active in the following organizations:  Texas Medical Association, Texas Pediatric Society, Austin Pediatric Alliance, Travis County Medical Society, and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Download a copy of our brochure: Pediatrics (PDF)

Beginning in March 2012, Dr. Sara Woods and Dr. Vanessa Chiapetta host Introduction to Newborn seminars for expectant parents at ADC Circle C. - Register online or call 512-901-4998.

Never leave your baby or child alone in the car - heat related tragedies can be avoided.  Follow these helpful tips from Safekids.org

Is Your Child Sick? Illness / Symptoms Abdominal Pain Animal or Human Bite Arm Injury Arm or Leg Pain Asthma Attack Athlete's Foot Bee or Yellow Jacket Sting Bottle-Feeding (Formula) Questions Breast-Feeding Questions Burns Chest Pain Chickenpox Colds Constipation Cough Croup Crying Baby Less Than 3 Months Old Crying Child Over 3 Months of Age - Irritability - Fussiness Diaper Rash Diarrhea Drinking Fluids - Decreased Ear - Pulling At or Itchy Ear - Swimmer's Ear Congestion Ear Discharge Ear Injury Earache Eye - Allergy Eye - Foreign Body Eye - Pus or Drainage Eye - Red Without Pus Eye Injury Fever Fever - How to Take the Temperature Fever - Myths About Finger or Toe Injury Genital Injury Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease Hay Fever (Nasal Allergies) Head Injury Headache Hives Immunization Reactions Impetigo - Infected Sores Infection Exposure Questions - Contagiousness Influenza Insect Bites Jaundiced Newborn Leg Injury Lice - Head Lymph Nodes - Swollen Mouth Injury Mouth Ulcers Newborn Appearance Questions Newborn Illness - How to Recognize Newborn Rashes and Birthmarks Nose Injury Nosebleed Pinworms Poison Ivy - Oak - Sumac Puncture Wound Rash - Localized And Cause Unknown Rash - Widespread And Cause Unknown Ringworm Sinus Pain or Congestion Skin Injury (Cuts, Scrapes, Bruises) Sore Throat Spider Bite Spitting Up - Reflux Splinter or Sliver Stools - Blood In Strep Exposure Sunburn Suture Questions Tear Duct - Blocked Teething Thrush Tick Bite Tooth Injury Toothache Umbilical Cord Symptoms Urination Pain Vaginal Itching or Irritation Vomiting Wheezing (Other Than Asthma) Wound Infection Medicine / Dosages Acetaminophen Cold Medicines Cough Medicines Ibuprofen Itching/Allergies Medical Conditions Parenting Tips and Behavior Newborn Information Breastfeeding Child Behavior Teens Special Needs Immunization Information What's Going Around in the Community?

Several articles in the "Is Your Child Sick" module above have been written or approved by Dr. Bart Schmitt who is employed by PediWeb.  Dr. Schmitt is not and has not ever been associated with The Austin Diagnostic Clinic.

Our Doctors and Providers:

ADC Family Practice & Pediatrics Center

Kimberly Albert, MD, 2nd floor
Lauren Barner, CPNP, 2nd floor
Holly Cearley, MD, 2nd floor
Juan Guerrero, MD, 2nd floor
Daniel Howard, MD - 2nd floor
Stephanie Key, CPNP, 2nd floor
Cathy Little, MD, 2nd floor
Jill Nichols, MD, 2nd floor
Vandana Rawal, MD, 2nd floor
Paige Suffredini, MD, 2nd floor
Mara Tache, MD, 1st floor
Dick Worrel, MD, 1st floor

ADC Circle C

Vanessa Chiapetta, MD
Diane Garza, MD
Beth Nauert, MD
Sara Woods, MD
 

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Our office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

The Austin Diagnostic Clinic - Cedar Bend
2400 Cedar Bend Dr. (across the street from North Austin Medical Ctr.)
Austin, TX 78758

The Austin Diagnostic Clinic - Circle C
5701 W. Slaughter Lane, Building C
Austin, TX 78749

ADC EasyCare Pediatrics at Cedar Bend
(7 days a week, same-day and walk-in urgent care)

Lisa Gaw, MD**, EasyCare, ADC Circle C - joining ADC 4/2/2012
Mylynda Waldrop,MD**, EasyCare, 1st floor, ADC Circle C


** EasyCare Clinic providers are not available as primary care providers

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Pediatrics in the News:

KXAN, Channel 36:  Poison Prevention, Sara Woods, MD, Pediatrics, March 11, 2012

ADC’s 5-2-1-0 Kid’s Get Healthy: Educating kids about healthy behaviors to fight childhood obesity, Beth Nauert, MD, Pediatrics