Terri Major-Kincade

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About Terri Major-Kincade

Dr Terri MD is a double board certified neonatologist and pediatrician practicing in the Dallas Fort Worth Area. She specializes in the care of sick preterm and term infants, follow-up of NICU graduates, physician parent communication, neonatal palliative care, perinatal and pediatric hospice. She is a 2 time Amazon Best-Selling Author. Her most recent book is Early Arrival: 9 things parents need to know about life in the ICU Nursery. She is a national acclaimed public speaker for March of Dimes and PLIDA ( Perinatal Loss and Infant Death Alliance) with specialized keynotes and workshops in the area of Health Disparities, Infant Mortality, Neonatal and Perinatal Loss, , Children With Special Needs and Work-Life Balance. In addition to practicing in Texas she holds medical licenses for Nevada, South Carolina and Georgia.

Languages

Specialties

  • Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
  • Pediatrics

Experience

  • Perinatal-Neonatal Medicine Fellowship Years 2-3  (Aug, 1998 - Aug, 2000)

    UT Houston Medical School/Memorial Hermann Children\\'s Hospital

  • Assistant Professor Pediatrics  (Aug, 2000 - Aug, 2004)

    UT Houston Medical School

    Director for High Risk Follow Up Clinic Director for Chronic Infnat Pod Responsible for Educational Lectures for Residents and Practitioners Clinical Service 7-9months per year

  • Partner, Attending Neonatologist  (Aug, 2004 - Mar, 2023)

    MEDNAX Medical Group

    Private Practice Neonatologist Member Ethics Committee Director Neonatal Palliative Care Teams THR Dallas and THR Plano

Education

  • Bachelors of Science  (Jun, 1985 - Dec, 1988)

    Prairie View A&M University

  • Masters in Public Health  (Aug, 1992 - May, 1993)

    UCLA School of Public Health

    Emphasis upon Population and Family Health

  • Medical Degree  (Jun, 1989 - Jun, 1994)

    UCLA School of Medicine

    Medical Degree. Completed MD and MPH during 5 year program. Went on to specialize in Pediatrics and Perinatal-Neonatal Medicine.