Sneha Jadhav

Dr. Sneha Jadhav serves as a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the Center for Developmental Behavioral Health at Kennedy Krieger Institute and holds an Instructor position at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She is an integral member of the Pediatric Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) Clinic treatment team, providing specialized collaborative care for children with dysautonomias and complex medical conditions.

Her educational pathway includes:

• Medical school training (institution unspecified)
• Research assistant role in Duke University Medical Center's Addictions program
• Adult psychiatry residency at University of Louisville, Kentucky
• Child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at Kansas University Medical Center
• Consult Liaison Psychiatry fellowship at Medstar Georgetown University Hospital

Dr. Jadhav's research centers on multidisciplinary approaches to pediatric dysautonomias and Somatic Symptom Disorders, with particular emphasis on telehealth integration and pandemic-era clinical adaptations. Her work bridges psychiatry, neurology, and primary care through consultation-liaison models that address the biopsychosocial needs of medically complex children.

Recent publications reveal consistent focus on pediatric psychopharmacology challenges, suicide prevention training, and neuropsychiatric manifestations of medical conditions. Her scholarly output demonstrates expertise in translating clinical observations into practical training frameworks and therapeutic interventions for vulnerable pediatric populations.

As Principal Investigator for telehealth impact studies and member of the PMHP Study team investigating neurologic care during the pandemic, Dr. Jadhav maintains active research funding. She contributes to the American Academy of Consult-Liaison Psychiatry's Research Subcommittee, advancing methodological standards in psychiatric consultation services.

Dr. Jadhav's clinical work within Kennedy Krieger's Center for Developmental Behavioral Health and Pediatric POTS Clinic involves close collaboration with neurologists, cardiologists, and rehabilitation specialists to develop comprehensive treatment plans that address both medical and psychiatric dimensions of chronic conditions in children.