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Dr. John C. Robinson
As senior physician at the practice, with offices in Boston and Braintree, Dr. Robinson and his colleagues have welcomed many Harvard, Mass General and Children’s Hospital students and residents to the site for training. In addition to the office practice, doctors attend to newborns and other hospitalized patients at Boston’s finest hospitals. The practice mostly cares for well children, although the size of the practice means that physicians also encounter rare and complex conditions that may receive supplemental care and consultation with excellent subspecialists available through the practice’s hospital affiliations. Dr. Robinson is licensed in Massachusetts and certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. His academic appointments include teaching fellowship at Harvard Medical School in his early career. He later served Harvard as an Instructor in Pediatrics and is an assistant clinical professor in Pediatrics. His hospital appointments have included Massachusetts General Hospital, Children's Hospital, Beth Israel, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Milton Hospital. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and member of Massachusetts Medical Society. He also served as school physician at Milton Academy, an independent school, from 1972–2000. Publications in Journal of Pediatrics, Pediatrics and Clinical Pediatrics include several papers, including co-authorship on “Pediatric Symptom Checklist: Screening School Children for Psychosocial Dysfunction.” Dr. Robinson is married to June, his wife of 59 years now, has 4 children and 11 grandchildren ages 8 through 28 years.
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John C.
“Jack” Robinson is a native New Yorker and a Princeton
University and Tufts University Medical School graduate. He began
practicing pediatric medicine in Milton, Mass., in 1967. Since then,
his practice, now known as Milton Pediatrics, has grown to include
12 physicians.
