Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Pediatric Care North is proud to offer psychiatric services for our established patients. Our board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist, Dr. Jill Rosbrugh, MD, provides compassionate, evidence-based care to support children, teens, and families through life’s challenges.


We’re here to listen, support, and guide your family toward better mental health—because growing minds deserve thoughtful care.

What is a child & adolescent psychiatrist?

A CAP is a medical doctor (M.D. or D.O.) who has specialized training in diagnosing and treating mental, emotional, behavioral and developmental disorders in children and adolescents.

What issues/conditions are diagnosed and treated?

  • Anxiety disorders (social anxiety, OCD, panic attacks)
  • Mood disorders (depression, bipolar)
  • ADHD and other attentional / behavior disorders
  • Autism spectrum / developmental disorders
  • Eating disorders
  • Trauma / adjustment issues
  • Disruptive and Oppositional Disorders
  • Behavioral difficulties in school / social settings
  • Family / parent-child relational issues
  • Substance use issues in adolescents


About Dr. Rosbrugh's Clinic

  • New Patients

    Dr. Rosbrugh provides care for established patients of Pediatric Care North. New patients of the practice must first establish care with one of our pediatricians. 


    If your child is an active patient of Pediatric Care North, please speak to their pediatrician about obtaining a referral.

  • Location

    Dr. Rosbrugh’s office is conveniently located in the same building as our pediatric providers, allowing for seamless coordination of care when needed. 


    The space is designed to be quiet, comfortable, and private, helping patients and families feel at ease during visits. Our goal is to provide a welcoming environment where children and families can speak openly and receive care in a setting that supports confidentiality, comfort, and trust.

  • Insurance

    Because Dr. Rosbrugh is a specialist, insurance coverage may differ from that of your child’s pediatrician. 


    We recommend contacting your insurance company directly to confirm coverage and determine whether services are considered in-network or out-of-network.

What to Expect

Dr. Rosbrugh will work with you and your child to determine a diagnosis and treatment plan. 


Treatment may include:

  • Medication management, which involves the prescribing and monitoring of medications through follow up appointments in her clinic.
  • Referral to therapies most helpful to your child's diagnosis and needs.
  • Recommendations of more intensive levels of care for conditions such as Eating Disorders, Substance Use Disorders, or more severe mental illness.
  • Recommendations for additional testing to further evaluate for diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorders, Learning or Language Disorders, or other developmental disorders. 

Child & Adolescent Psychiatry FAQs
  • Can non-patients schedule an appointment with Dr. Rosbrugh?

    Dr. Rosbrugh currently sees patients who are established with one of our pediatricians. 


    Families who are new to the practice must first establish primary care with one of our providers. Once care is established, the pediatrician can refer your child to Dr. Rosbrugh as appropriate.

  • Are telehealth appointments available with Dr. Rosbrugh?

    Telehealth is not the preferred method for appointments with Dr. Rosbrugh but may be considered in special circumstances, such as illness or inclement weather.


    Please note: Some insurance plans may not cover telehealth services. Verifying coverage is the responsibility of the insurance holder.