What year did you join The Youth Clinic?
2008
What is one activity every child living in Northern Colorado should experience?
Explore, learn about, and enjoy nature.
What is your favorite part about working with your patients?
Getting to see families and kids grow and supporting parents through all the ups and downs of parenting.
Get to Know Dr. Amy Bailey
Dr. Amy Bailey joined The Youth Clinic in 2008 just after she finished her residency and loved it so much she has never left. Dr. Bailey completed her undergraduate studies at Grinnell College in Iowa, then went on to medical school at the University of Illinois College of Medicine. She completed a month of her training in our office during her residency at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver.
Dr. Bailey enjoys getting to see families and kids grow and supporting parents through all the ups and downs of parenting. She has an interest in breastfeeding support.
As a native of Wisconsin, Dr. Bailey loves spending time outdoors. Her interests outside of work include cooking, getting outside to hike, camp, kayak, snowboard, cross-country ski, garden, and spending time with her family.
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