HOLIDAY HOURS
OPEN Sat 5/24: Walk-in Sick Clinic 8:30a-10a and Sun 5/25: Walk-in Sick Clinic 4:30p-6p  |  CLOSED Monday, 5/27 Memorial Day.
 
OPEN WEEKENDS! Our weekend walk-in sick clinics for established patients are open on Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., and Sunday 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
 
 NP PEDS MD is the advice app used by our nurses! Find answers to kid's illnesses, behavior concerns, nutrition, wellness topics, medication charts, first aid, and more! If the app doesn't answer your question, send a NON-URGENT Message.

Elise Mickler

Professional Experience

2010-Current  Northpoint Pediatrics 

  • 2014 to Current  New Patients Coordinator
    As part of the Patient Access Team, I focus primarily on connecting with soon-to-be parents or families seeking a pediatrician.  We Welcome New Patients!
  • 2010 to 2013  Patient Access Representative

Elise Mickler

Patient Access Coordinator: New Patients

We welcome new patients!


I enjoy connecting with parents to learn what they are looking for in a pediatric office and answering any questions about the exceptional experience their family will have at Northpoint Pediatrics. 

Whether you are a soon-to-be parent or a family seeking a pediatrician, I look forward to speaking with you.  Please email me at [email protected] or call me at 317-621-9104.

About Me

I have lived in Indiana for most of my life.  My husband and I have three beautiful daughters who keep us active in our community.  As a soccer and softball mom, I spend a good deal of time on the fields!  I also enjoy spending time with my family, attending church, and reading. 
 

LEARN MORE:  Get Acquainted with Northpoint Pediatrics

Choosing a doctor for your child is an important decision.

Pediatricians are specially trained to address children's physical, emotional, and social well-being.  They concentrate their careers exclusively on medicine for children and adolescents.  With ever-improving healthcare practices, pediatricians can stay up-to-date on improving medical care specifically for children.

Pediatricians spend three to six years in pediatric training after medical school.

Children often present different symptoms from adults.  They may need prescriptions or treatments other than those for adults.  Pediatricians are specially trained to recognize the importance of these differences, especially with young children and newborns.

A pediatrician can advise on preventive care, sick visits, and annual exams for your child.  They are trained in child-specific diagnoses and treatments, resulting in the best children's healthcare.

Professional Experience

2010-Current  Northpoint Pediatrics 

  • 2014 to Current  New Patients Coordinator
    As part of the Patient Access Team, I focus primarily on connecting with soon-to-be parents or families seeking a pediatrician.  We Welcome New Patients!
  • 2010 to 2013  Patient Access Representative