I’m Dr. Sheri Ravenscroft and I’m a nationally recognized, board-certified developmental-behavioral pediatrician with an unparalleled commitment to helping children and families thrive. With nearly a decade of experience at the forefront of autism, ADHD, and developmental care, I have had the honor to help children and their families through one of the hardest times in their lives–worrying about their child’s development and future. My passion has always been not to conform to the status quo. I’ve always wanted my families to have the belief that there is always something we can do to improve the futures of their children. Because of this belief, I have surrounded myself with mentors in functional medicine and immersed myself in the science of genomics and precision medicine. 

As the former Chief of the Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Program and Medical Director of the Comprehensive Autism Program at UT Dell Medical School/Ascension I implemented and led transformational programs that reshaped access to developmental care in Central Texas —ensuring children received earlier diagnoses, tailored interventions, and the highest level of support.  Working with community partners, I built programs that provided the highest level of comprehensive care. I am on the faculty of both the University of Texas Dell Medical School and the Steve Hicks School of Social Work where I am an instructor in the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) program. 

Committed to advancing the field, I’ve co-authored medical textbook chapters, led autism research, and mentored future pediatricians and specialists. My expertise is sought nationally, including speaking engagements at the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics and the National Patient Access Consortium.

Driven by the belief that early identification, strong family partnerships, and tailored interventions can profoundly shape a child’s future, I am thrilled to offer specialized medical care that emphasizes unwavering support for the whole child and family unit.