Doris M. Greenberg MD

Dr. Doris Greenberg, MD, is a full-time Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician practicing in Savannah, Georgia. She is an Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Mercer University School of Medicine where she teaches medical students, pediatric residents, and family practice residents. She is an attending Pediatrician at Memorial University Medical Center Children’s Hospital in Savannah.

Dr. Greenberg was trained at Cornell University School of Arts and Sciences, receiving her Bachelor of Arts, and received her Doctorate of Medicine at Albany Medical College. She interned at Boston City Hospital in Pediatrics and did her Pediatric Residency at Massachusetts General Hospital, receiving a Bunting Fellowship simultaneously, from Radcliffe College. She was a developmental pediatrics fellow with Hilda Knobloch, MD, at Albany Medical College.

Dr. Greenberg has practiced developmental pediatrics for 43 of her 49 years of practicing medicine. During this time, she has been a returning lecturer for national courses with the American Academy of Pediatrics, Osler Pediatric and Family Practice Board Review, Hackensack Medical Center, and the US Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress, where she has lectured for the past five years. She has lectured internationally in Jamaica and Brazil, and more recently lectured at the third annual International Psychiatry Symposium in Doha, Qatar.