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Dr. Kojic is board certified in pediatric neurology and pediatrics. She completed her fellowship in child neurology at University of Michigan Hospital and pediatric residency at Crozer-Chester Medical Center in affiliation with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. During residency, Dr. Kojic received The David Baker Award for an outstanding pediatric resident. She was also a research associate for neuromuscular disorders at University of Toronto, The Toronto Hospital, Canada. 

Dr. Fortuno is a board certified pediatric neurologist with fellowship training in fetal-neonatal neurology. Dr. Fortuno earned her medical degree with honors at Universidad Central del Caribe School of Medicine, in Puerto Rico. She completed her pediatric residency training at Universidad de Puerto Rico School of Medicine and her pediatric neurology residency at Boston Medical Center where she was Chief Resident. Dr. Fortuno also completed a fellowship in fetal and neonatal neurology at Boston Children’s Hospital.  Before moving to Central Florida in 2017, she served as a pediatric and neonatal neurologist and as a neonatal intensive care physician at hospitals in North Carolina and Puerto Rico. She is fluent in English and Spanish.

Dr. Khair is a double trained, board certified pediatric neurologist. He completed his child neurology and neuroradiology research fellowship training at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, preceded by another round of pediatrics and neurology training overseas from Hamad Medical Corporation and Weil Cornell Medical College in Qatar. He also had additional fellowship training in fetal and neonatal neurology from Washington University in St Louis, as well as master’s degree with honors in medical and health professional education from Maastricht University in Netherlands. Additionally, Dr Khair has a postgraduate pediatric diploma from the royal college of pediatrics and child health in United Kingdom. He is fluent in English and Arabic.