Alice Bryn Salter

I am passionate about expanding children's access to mental and behavioral health services through my clinical work and education of medical trainees. I previously practiced General Pediatrics and also had a past career in education (teaching middle and high school sciences). These roles and my experiences as a parent informed my path to a fellowship in Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, during which I completed additional training in medical education (earning a certificate as a clinician educator). I now serve as the director of the pediatric residents' Behavior & Development rotation and the co-lead of NC-PAL's education workgroup, providing educational opportunities for primary care clinicians throughout NC. 

As a specialist in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, I provide consultations for children with developmental concerns, including developmental delays, autism, complex ADHD, and academic difficulties. I see patients with known or suspected genetic conditions (including Fragile X Syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis, Down Syndrome, 22q11 deletion syndrome, Neurofibromatosis, Turner Syndrome, Prader Willi or Angelman Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, and others) who have behavioral concerns or possibly ADHD.