Harriet Lane Primary Care/Pediatric Specialty Care (Rubenstein Building)

Harriet Lane: Primary care for children newborn to 21 years of age.
Pediatric Specialty Clinic: Care for children newborn to 21 years of age who are seen by any of the 20 subspecialty services at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. The Lipid clinic sees patients into adulthood.

Patient Population

• All children ages newborn to 21.

Services Provided/Diagnoses

• Harriet Lane: Includes well and sick child care, adolescent care, Intensive Primary Care for HIV patients, safety center, immunizations, behavioral and legal advocacy.
• Pediatric Specialty Clinic: Includes Adoption, allergy, chronic fatigue, dermatology, endocrine, genetics, TI, hematology, infectious disease, immunology, lipid, orthopedics, pulmonary, theumatology, surgery/burns, urology and vascular.

Nurse/Patient Ratio

• Harriet Lane: Primary care
• Pediatric Specialty Clinic: Varies according to specialty

Rotation/Shifts

• Monday through Friday. No nights or weekends

Skill Mix

• RN, LPN, CA
• RN 7% AD, 78 % BSN, 15% MSN
• 13 percent Clinical Technician

Orientation

• Average of 4 weeks