Rebecca G. Carter

Rebecca G. Carter is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, serving as Division Head of General Pediatrics and Director of Pediatric Education. She also directs the Social Justice Track for the Pediatric Residency Program and chairs the Pediatric Diversity Council, focusing on inclusive medical practice and equity of care.

Her educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Science in English from Bates College (2005)
• Doctor of Medicine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (2010)
• Pediatrics Residency at Children's National Medical Center (2013)

Dr. Carter's research integrates medical education with social justice, emphasizing community outreach, lactation support, and equitable care for children with special health needs. Her work addresses systemic barriers in pediatric access while promoting evidence-based preventative care and vaccination advocacy through clinical practice at Pediatrics at Midtown.

As an educator, she directs the Pediatric Elective and Sub-Internship for medical students and leads the Pediatric Embedded Thread curriculum, mentoring residents through the Social Justice Track. Her administrative roles include Vice-Chair of the Pediatric Diversity Council and oversight of community engagement initiatives.

Dr. Carter practices clinically at Pediatrics at Midtown, where she provides comprehensive care for children birth-21 years, with specialized focus on complex medical cases and social determinants impacting health outcomes. She actively champions inclusive practices through the Pediatric Diversity Council.