Dr. Cynthia Roldan, MD

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Expert Pediatrician Dedicated to Exceptional Patient Care Now Practicing in Rockville and Carroll Hospital Center

Pediatrix Neonatology of Maryland is pleased to announce that Cynthia Roldan, M.D., has joined its esteemed team of pediatric specialists. With a robust background in pediatrics and a commitment to providing high-quality care, Dr. Roldan will be practicing at both Pediatrix Neonatology of Maryland in Rockville and Pediatrix Hospitalists of Maryland at Carroll Hospital Center.

Dr. Roldan earned her undergraduate degree from George Washington University in 1997, followed by her medical degree from the same institution in 2001. She completed her residency in pediatrics at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore in 2006. As a board-certified pediatrician, Dr. Roldan is recognized by the American Board of Pediatrics for her expertise and dedication to the health and well-being of children.

With a focus on a wide range of pediatric conditions, Dr. Roldan treats various ailments including asthma, fever, birth defects, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Her extensive training equips her with the skills necessary to deliver compassionate care tailored to the unique needs of each child. Dr. Roldan believes in a holistic approach to pediatric care, emphasizing the importance of communication with both patients and their families to foster a supportive and informative environment.

“I am excited to be part of the Pediatrix team, where I can collaborate with other dedicated professionals to provide comprehensive care for our youngest patients,” said Dr. Roldan. “I look forward to building lasting relationships with families in the community and ensuring that children receive the best possible medical attention.”

Pediatrix Neonatology of Maryland is committed to delivering exceptional neonatal and pediatric care, and the addition of Dr. Roldan enhances the practice’s capabilities to address the diverse health needs of children in the region. As a vital resource for parents, Dr. Roldan is dedicated to educating families about preventive care and the management of childhood illnesses.

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