Meet the Doctor

Dr. Corinne Althauser, DO

I'm Dr. Althauser, a board-certified pediatrician specializing in personalized, comprehensive care during the early years of childhood. These formative years are a unique window for fostering healthy habits, supporting optimal development, and minimizing exposures that can shape a child’s lifelong health.
 

Over the past decade, I’ve seen the profound impact of early intervention in addressing the rising prevalence of chronic conditions in children—now affecting approximately 1 in 2. My approach focuses on educating parents and promoting healthy foundations to help reduce their child’s long-term risk of these conditions.
 

After nine enriching years at Nicklaus Children's Hospital, I established Priority Pediatrics to provide the tailored, un-rushed care families deserve. My integrative approach blends holistic and conventional medicine to address immediate concerns while supporting long-term wellness.
 

With over 13 years of pediatric expertise, I offer well visits, urgent consultations, and personalized guidance to help parents navigate their child’s health with confidence. By keeping my practice small, I ensure truly individualized attention and meaningful connections with the families I serve.
 

Outside of medicine, I enjoy traveling, spending time with loved ones, and caring for my “super-mutt,” Sadie. Completing yoga teacher training has enhanced my appreciation for the mind-body connection, a perspective I integrate into my pediatric practice to support the whole child.
 

This passion for integrative, family-centered care drives my commitment to providing exceptional service and building lasting relationships with the families I serve.

 

 

Education and Training 


University of South Florida

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology 2006

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences 2006


Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine 2011


University of Connecticut

Pediatric Residency Training 2014
 

Board Certifications

Pediatrics: American Board of Pediatrics

Obesity Medicine: American Board of Obesity Medicine