Paco Corbalan, MD, Pediatrician

What I find most rewarding as a child and adolescent psychiatrist is working with families to help improve their children's lives. During my undergraduate years, I pursued a degree in molecular biology and microbiology at the University of Central Florida, and afterwards I obtained my medical degree at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. My post-graduate training focused on the fields of general psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry, and forensic psychiatry, which is the intersection of psychiatry and the law. My approach to care is collaborative and supportive. First, I work to understand and prioritize the challenges a child and their family face. After establishing that, we work together to choose an intervention to help overcome their challenges. Often, this can include a combination of behavioral interventions, evidence-based psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy and mind-body-based interventions.

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Katherine Anderson, MD is a medical geneticist at the University of Vermont Medical Center, and assistant professor at the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont. Her clinical interests include inborn errors of metabolism, pediatric genetics and prenatal genetic counseling; her research interests are focused on whole genome sequencing in acute unexplained illness. She performs a variety of specialized procedures, including skin biopsies. Dr. Anderson enjoys connecting with her patients and their families to complete the diagnostic odyssey and to develop a strategy that best supports the patient in growth, development and health. Genetics is a confusing and ever-changing specialty, and she relishes the opportunity to learn with, and from, every patient. Learn more about genomic medicine.