Learn more and find out how to schedule your child’s vaccination.
We’re looking for medical assistants to work at our Partners in Pediatrics clinics. These positions are currently eligible for a signing bonus.
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Online scheduling is now available to our current patients for: well-child checkups, asthma or ADHD visits, behavioral health follow-ups, and pre-op exams.
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Children’s Minnesota’s emergency departments and walk-in clinics are experiencing extended wait times due to an increase of patients with RSV and other respiratory illnesses. Get more information to assess if your child should be seen in the ED, urgent care or treated at home.
Visit childrensmn.org/covid19 for information on mask requirements, COVID-19 vaccines, boosters and testing.
At Partners in Pediatrics, we provide care for children, adolescents and their families. Our goal is to understand the diverse needs of our children and their families, and to provide high quality care in a personal way that serves their needs. We work together as partners to care for our patients, respectful and supportive of each other. Our medical providers are qualified to care for your children from birth to age 23. As your child grows and matures, we will actively involve them in health care decisions to ease the transition to health care as an adult.
Some types of appointments may be offered as online virtual visits so you can receive care from the comfort of your home. When scheduling your appointment, ask if virtual care is available.
Partners in Pediatrics offers a variety of services and benefits including:
Online scheduling is available for your family. You can make online appointments for the following services:
For interpreter services at your visit, please call us to schedule.
Our Partners in Pediatrics clinics provide a small office atmosphere while still being an integral and valued member of Children’s Minnesota, the seventh largest pediatric health system in the United States.
If you’re an expecting parent or have recently had a baby, learn more about the newborn screening program.