All Pediatric Specialties conduct their clinics in the Pediatrics outpatient section.

Pulmonology Services include Pediatric Pulmnology clinics and Asthma clinics for children, where a wide array of Pediatric Pulmonology problems are managed.

The Comprehensive Care Division  of Pediatrics is devoted to the care of children with mental and physical handicaps, developmental delay, degenerative disorders of the brain and syndromic patients, in a multidisciplinary manner approach, assisted by a social worker.

The Adolescent Pediatrics Division, the oldest of its kind in Cleveland, offers care to teenagers on diverse issues by a team comprising of adolescent specialists, nurse practitioner, nutritionist, clinical psychologist, teen counselor and social worker specialized in issues specific to adolescents.

The Pediatric Neurology Division in addition to managing the different neurologic dilemmas in their pediatric patients also conducts a spasticity clinic and a muscle clinic. These clinics also are multidisciplinary in approach and include physiatrists, pulmonologists, cardiologists, geneticists and social workers, for a thorough evaluation of the patient and for planning a comprehensive management plan, and providing assistance, all in one visit.

The Neonatology Division  at MetroHealth Medical Center with its state-of-the-art neonatology unit is a major center managing the sickest neonates. With its huge patient population and variety of medical and surgical conditions managed, it offers an exclusive experience for the residents and fellows in training.

The Genetics Division in Pediatrics provides consultation services for adult, prenatal and perinatal patients, and evaluation and management of metabolic diseases.

The Center for the Advancement of Mothers and Children (CAMAC) is a multidisciplinary clinic within MetroHealth’s Center for Community Health that provides cost effective quality care to families experiencing chemical dependency or other high-risk factors. CAMAC integrates interdisciplinary services for at risk families through pediatric health care, chemical dependency/mental health assessments, family counseling and developmental services.

One of the unique aspects of the Pediatrics Department that exhibits Child Advocacy, is the Family Advocacy Program . It is one of the first in the United States and the only such program in Ohio, bringing on-site legal services to the patients and families in collaboration with the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland.

Residents work along with attending physicians, psychologists, fellows, nurse practitioners, pediatric nurses, social workers and child life workers in providing care for pediatric patients and their families. At MetroHealth we believe that pediatric education is enhanced by a coordinated approach to patient care integrating faculty, residents and a talented array of various health care professionals. Faculty provides close supervision and guidance in an atmosphere, which preserves resident autonomy.

MetroHealth has a key roles in leading pediatric research through its state-of-art Charles H. Rammelkamp, Jr., M.D., Center for Education and Research Center for Education and Research where the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics of CWRU is located. We annually perform over $20 million of active research on site. The Children's Hospital at MetroHealth boasts the region’s only Nobel Prize winner for pediatrics research achievements by Dr. Frederick C. Robbins.