Rheumatologists & Care Team
The pediatric rheumatology care team provides consultation and comprehensive assessment including review of past and current medical history, physical examination, diagnosis and overall case management of rheumatic diseases.
Pediatric Rheumatologists:
A rheumatologist is a physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders that affect the joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones that are associated with inflammation, pain and swelling.
- Andreas O. Reiff, M.D., medical director, Rheumatology Center, Miller Children’s
Board-certified in pediatrics and CCS paneled
- Diane Brown, M.D.
Board-certified pediatric rheumatologist and CCS paneled
- Katherine Marzan, M.D.
Board-certified pediatric rheumatologist and CCS paneled
- Bracha Shaham, M.D.
Board-certified pediatric rheumatologist and CCS paneled
Additional Members of the Rheumatology Care Team
A nurse practitioner is responsible for communications among the child, family, school, primary care physician, rheumatology team and others involved in the care of the child. The nurse practitioner also assists the child and family in obtaining medical supplies, scheduling laboratory appointments and other care as needed.
Physical and occupational therapists help children with certain rheumatologic disorders improve and maintain muscle and joint function while learning to improve the ability to perform daily activities.
Child Life Specialists or assistants can help your child better understand his or her condition and treatment while making him or her feel more comfortable during their stay or visit to Miller Children’s. |
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