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Nard, James MD

James Nard, MD

Director, Hospital Medicine; Pediatric Hospitalist and Sedationist

Practices/Specialties: Pediatric Hospital Medicine, Infusion and Sedation Center

Primary Location:
Practicing in Akron and 1 other locations |

Main Phone: 330-543-4440

ALL LOCATIONS:

Akron Children's Hospital Medicine Program, Akron
Main Hospital Building
214 West Bowery Street
Suite 6400
Akron, Ohio 44308
Fax: 330-543-4467
Map & directions

Main Phone: 330-543-4440

Akron Children's Infusion and Sedation Center
Main Hospital Building
214 West Bowery Street
Suite 1200 - Orange Elevator
Akron, Ohio 44308
Map & directions

Appointments: 330-543-1555

Meet James Nard, MD

Dr. Nard is a pediatric hospitalist, sedationist and director of hospital medicine at Akron Children’s. He's the 2024 recipient of the national Pediatric Academic Association PHM Award for Excellence in Clinical Care. He’s been practicing since 1988 and with Akron Children’s since 2005. He earned his medical degree from Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia, Pa. and completed a residency in pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. Nard is certified by the American Board of Pediatrics with a subspecialty certification in pediatric hospital medicine. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and has published work in numerous articles and research studies. Dr. Nard is also a professor of pediatrics at Northeast Ohio Medical University. 

Education & Affiliations

Medical School:

Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA

Residency:

Pediatrics: Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, PA

Board Certifications:

American Board of Pediatrics: Pediatric Hospital Medicine

Academic Appointments:

Professor of Pediatrics, Northeast Ohio Medical University

Associations:

  • Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics, Section: Pediatric Hospital Medicine

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