Successful candidates will possess education, skills, and experience to serve a diverse population with clinical services to evaluate a wide range of neurodevelopmental and behavioral difficulties including learning disorders, habit & regulatory disorders, ADHD, developmental disabilities, and complications from chronic illnesses and disabling conditions. The successful candidate will be a board-eligible/certified Developmental-Behavioral pediatrician or a Neurodevelopmental Disabilities trained physician who is board eligible/certified in neurology (child), pediatrics, and neurodevelopmental disabilities and must be able to obtain a Tennessee Medical License.