In addition to his private practice, Dr. Sedillo serves as the Medical Director for CNS Studies and as Principal Investigator for MCB Clinical Research in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He also currently provides Diagnostic/Evaluation Telemedicine and Pediatric Psychopharmacology Services for Aurora Mental Health and Recovery Clinic.

Formerly, he provided collaborative outpatient consultation for pediatric and young adult psychiatric services for Mathews-Vu Medical Group in Colorado Springs in a Pediatric Psychiatric Integrated Behavioral Health-Medical-Model. Prior to this, he provided Health Services @ Aspenpointe (Diversus Health) where he conducted Diagnostic and Evaluation Clinics and Psychopharmacology Clinics. Dr Sedillo has been courtesy faculty in the Dept. of Psychiatry/Behavioral Sciences at the University of Colorado Children’s Hospital in the past.

Dr. Sedillo has collaborated in scientific writing and protocol development, including articles in the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Journal. He has conducted more than 250+ Phase I IV clinical trials throughout his career. Dr. Sedillo has an extensive background in pediatric and adult psychopharmacology, mood and anxiety disorders, disruptive disorders/ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Down Syndrome, Mental Retardation, Seizure Disorders, Functional Neurological Disorders/Peudo-seizures, Migraines and Mood Disorders Secondary to General Medical Conditions.

Dr Sedillo has been taking care of patients for 30 years. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife and children and taking advantage of what Colorado offers. You may run in to him and his family in the Rocky Mountains , hiking, on his adventure Motorcycle, in his Jeep or on the simple ski slopes. A particular area of recent passion and research revolves around the health benefits of Nutraceuticals (Food sources or products derived from food sources that may provide medical/health benefits) as well as the brain and heart benefits of intermittent fasting and anti-inflammatory food choices.