Margarita M. Corredor, M.D.

Dr. Corredor is a Pediatric Hospitalist who provides acute care for hospitalized children, from infancy through adolescence. She practices evidence-based medicine with a special interest in providing multidisciplinary, standardized care for pediatric patients. She strives to deliver care which is fa...

Dr. Corredor is a Pediatric Hospitalist who provides acute care for hospitalized children, from infancy through adolescence. She practices evidence-based medicine with a special interest in providing multidisciplinary, standardized care for pediatric patients. She strives to deliver care which is family-centered and culturally competent. Dr. Corredor is passionate about medical education and currently serves as the Director of the Pediatrics Clerkship and as the Program Director for the Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship. At a national level, Dr. Corredor serves as Director for the Association of Pediatric Program Directors’ Forum for Chief Residents, an annual professional development bootcamp hosting nearly 500 Pediatric Chief Residents.

Dr. Corredor enjoys studying the effects of curriculum development and implementation on quality of care and trainee competency. She has developed and implemented curricula in the areas of Anticipatory Guidance, Respiratory Interventions, Neonatal Mock Codes, Pediatric Sepsis, Medical Spanish, and C...

Dr. Corredor enjoys studying the effects of curriculum development and implementation on quality of care and trainee competency. She has developed and implemented curricula in the areas of Anticipatory Guidance, Respiratory Interventions, Neonatal Mock Codes, Pediatric Sepsis, Medical Spanish, and Career Development. Similarly, she is passionate about the design and optimization of evidence-based assessment processes which result in equitable evaluation of learners. Her primary area of focus is in the delivery of high quality feedback to medical trainees.

Dr. Corredor has also participated in quality improvement projects related to Patient and Family Centered (I-PASS) Rounds and pediatric venous thromboembolism (VTE) risk assessment and prophylaxis. Dr. Corredor enjoys working with multidisciplinary teams to develop standard protocols of care for common pediatric conditions and has led the development of institutional clinical practice guidelines.