Academic - Assistant Professor
Kaiser Permanente Colorado Developmental Pediatrics and Autism Team – Physician Lead
7701 Sheridan Blvd
Westminster, CO 80003
Dr. Robyn Nolan graduated from the Creighton University School of Medicine in 2008. She completed her residency in Pediatrics at the University of Utah in 2011, a LEND fellowship in 2013 at University of Colorado, and a Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics fellowship in 2014 at University of Colorado. She currently specializes in Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics at Kaiser Permanente Colorado.
Her interests include support of the primary care medical home, teaching, and access and equity of care for individuals with developmental differences, ultimately with the goal of helping to care for children who have autism, ADHD, global developmental delay, Intellectual Disability, learning disabilities, and other special health-care considerations.
Nolan R, Luther B, Young P, Murphy NA.
Differing perceptions regarding quality of life and inpatient treatment goals for children with severe disabilities.
Acad Pediatr.
2014;14(6):574-80.
PubMed abstract
Nolan R.
Developmental behavioral pediatric support of the medical home for children with autism spectrum disorders.
Society for Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics, 2014; Nashville, TN.
Nolan R.
Perceptions of Parents, Interns, and Pediatric Hospitalists Regarding the Quality of Life of Children with Severe Disabilities.
Pediatric Hospitalist Society, 2011; Kansas City, MO.