Pediatrician

About the Role

We are building an integrated early childhood platform supporting children aged 0-3 years through structured developmental tracking, parent education, and coaching.

We are looking for pediatricians who want to move beyond routine fever-cough-vaccination practice and contribute to preventive, developmental, and parent-guidance-driven care.

This role combines:

• Medical oversight
• Developmental vigilance
• Parent education
• System building

Key Responsibilities

1. Preventive & Developmental Surveillance

• Guide age-appropriate growth and nutrition monitoring
• Support developmental surveillance aligned with:
• American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines
• World Health Organization growth standards
• UNICEF early childhood frameworks
• Identify red flags in:
• Motor development
• Language
• Social responsiveness
• Feeding and sleep concerns

2. Parent Education Sessions

Conduct structured sessions on:

• Infant sleep myths vs physiology
• Feeding transitions (breastfeeding solids family food)
• Screen exposure in early years
• Fever management at home
• Antibiotic overuse awareness
• When to worry vs when to observe

Tone: Calm, evidence-based, non-alarmist.

3. Escalation & Referral Pathways

• Build clear referral systems for:
• Developmental Pediatricians
• Speech therapists
• Occupational therapists
• Pediatric neurologists
• Help design “monitor vs intervene” decision trees.

4. Platform & Systems Role

• Review health-related content for accuracy
• Contribute to structured checklists for 0-3 years
• Help create standard operating protocols for:
• Common illnesses
• Minor injuries
• Growth faltering
• Support AI-driven triage logic (without replacing clinical judgment)

Ideal Candidate

• MD/DNB Pediatrics
• Comfortable with teleconsultation
• Strong communication skills
• Preventive-care mindset
• Balanced medical judgment (not over-investigative, not dismissive)

Good to Have

• Experience in early intervention follow-up clinics
• Exposure to high-risk infant care
• Interest in developmental pediatrics
• Experience working with urban working families

What This Role Is Not

• Not a 60-patient-per-day OPD
• Not a vaccination-only clinic
• Not emergency pediatrics
• Not hospital shift work

Impact

• Move from reactive medicine to preventive developmental care
• Reduce parental anxiety through structured guidance
• Detect concerns earlier without over-medicalizing
• Help build a trusted medical backbone for a 0-3 ecosystem

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