Healthcare Professionals

Top Resources

• Algorithms and Other Clinical Care Resources
• Clinical Standard Work Pathways
• New Appointment Request Forms (NARFs)
• Referrals by Clinic
• Clinic Scheduling Numbers
• Telehealth Services Information (PDF)
• Age Criteria in Our Specialty Clinics (PDF)
• Urgent Care vs. ED Guide (PDF)
• Partnership Access Line (PAL)
• Provider Consultation and Question Resources (PDF)
• Research Studies and Clinical Trials
• Search for a Provider or Researcher

Regional Clinic Services and Specialties

• Alaska (PDF)
• Bellevue Clinic (PDF)
• Montana (PDF)
• North Clinic in Everett (PDF)
• Olympia Clinic (PDF)
• South Clinic in Federal Way (PDF)
• Tri-Cities Clinic (PDF)
• Wenatchee Clinic (PDF)
• South Sound Cardiology (PDF)
• Yakima Village (PDF)

Education Resources

CME and CNE
Seattle Children’s provides comprehensive continuing education opportunities for our staff and community partners, offering relevant and useful guidance and information on the issues impacting pediatric healthcare.

Residencies and Fellowships
Seattle Children’s offers a wide range of residency and fellowship opportunities to those interested in a career in pediatric healthcare.

Medical Observations and Job Shadowing
Seattle Children's offers medical observations and job shadowing – educational opportunities to shadow experts at our world-class hospital.

See all educational programs and resources.

Latest Education Videos

Non-AIS Scoliosis: What's the Difference?
10.29.2024 | (00:42:37)

Course Objectives: Understand when a child's scoliosis isn't adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS); Understand the difference in nonoperative and operative treatment for children with non-AIS scoliosis vs. AIS; Understand the necessity of an early referral for non-AIS scoliosis.

Clearing the Way for Pediatric Patients of All Races With Moderate to Severe Atopic Dermatitis
9.24.2024 | (1:01:08)

Course Objectives: Diagnose AD and evaluate disease severity in children, taking into consideration age- and race-related features; Collaborate with other specialists in the management of pediatric patients with AD and as children transition to adult care; Summarize the rationale and recent clinical evidence for the use of targeted therapy in appropriate pediatric patients with AD; Develop treatment plans for pediatric patients with AD, including the use of targeted therapy, according to the latest clinical evidence.

Watch more Physician Relations CME videos or Grand Rounds.