Shuvo Ghosh, MD, FAAP, Developmental-Behavioural Pediatrician

I am a musician, a writer and have my own indie-pop band.
Hospital information
Director, Resident Reserach and Scholarly Projects (Core Pediatric Residency Program); Head, Gender Variance Program (GVP); and Coordinator, Child Development Research Alliance (CDRA); Member, McGill Global Child Health Initiative
Member, Society for Research in Child Development; Member, Society for Developmental-Behavioural Pediatrics; Member, Canadian Paediatric Society; Member, American Acadmy of Pediatrics
Director, Montreal Interdisciplinary Research Alliance for Gender Expression in Youth (MIRAGE-Y);
Education
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Montreal Children's Hospital, McGill University
Research
Nutritional effects of development; Language development, gender development and gender variance; Social determinants of health; Infant behaviour; Ethics of child development; Psychophysiologic aspects of brain development and behaviour
Ghosh, Shuvo. Behavioral/Developmental Pediatrics, Sexuality: Gender Identity. Pediatrics: Comprehensive Medical Reference, 5th Ed. St. Petersburg; 2011. Emedicine, Editor Steven Altschul et al. Emedicine.com, Inc. http://www.emedicine.com/ped/index.shtml;
Ghosh, S & Rezazadeh, S. Communication between the pediatrician and the psychologist in the management of ADHD Journal of Educational and Psychological Consultation, April-June 2011, Vol 21, Number 2, 118-132;
Rennick, J.E., Stack, D.M., Ghosh, S., Trempe, J-A., Tanguay, J-C., Wood-Dauphinee, S. (2011, March). The Young Children's Critical Illness Impact Scale: An Illustrated Measure of Psychological Distress Following PICU Hospitalization. 6th World Congress on Pediatric Critical Care, Sydney, Australia. Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (Supplement), 12(3): A4;
Ghosh, S. The Ungendered Lives: Stories from Across the Gender Spectrum at the Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities (interdisciplinary), in Honolulu, HI, USA (January 2011)
Contact information
The Child Development program is part of the Brain Development & Behavior clinically integrated network. New referrals must be processed via the Central Intake Service.
Please follow the instructions for referral on the Central Intake webpage and send it by:
- Fax: (514) 412-4136
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