Dr. Wendy Ross

Wendy Ross, MD, FAAP is board certified in general pediatrics as well as developmental and behavioral pediatrics. Dr. Ross attended Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York as a Humanities and Medicine student, and graduated as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society. She trained in pediatrics at Yale where she was the recipient of the Morris Y. Krosnick Award for Dedication, Compassion, and Caring.

Dr. Ross completed a fellowship in Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics at Children's Hospital Boston in 2002. She remained on faculty as an attending physician at Children's Hospital Boston and an instructor at Harvard Medical School before moving to Philadelphia in 1997.

Dr. Ross was the Director of Developmental Medicine and Genetics at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia where she received multiple awards for excellence in clinical care and teaching.

In 2011, she started a non-profit, Autism Inclusion Resources (AIR), to pursue her vision of enhancing meaningful community participation of those with autism. In 2012, she began her private practice, the Center for Pediatric Development.

In addition to her special endeavors related to autism and developmental delay, Dr Ross has also been a board member of the Pennsylvania Branch of the International Dyslexia Association. In that role, she has educates the community about red flags for language based learning disabilities and the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD.