Dr. Normarie Albino is the founder and heart behind Pediatric Services 360, where she has been caring for children and families for more than 25 years. With over 30 years of pediatric experience, she is a trusted physician serving The Villages, Sumterville, Lake, Marion, and surrounding communities. Many families know her not only as their child’s pediatrician, but as a lifelong partner in health—often welcoming back “second-generation” patients.

She earned her medical degree from the University of Puerto Rico and completed her pediatric residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Children’s Hospital at Montefiore in New York. Her career has included clinical and academic medicine at Harvard Vanguard in Boston, as well as leadership roles as Chief and Vice Chief of Pediatrics at Leesburg Regional Medical Center (UF Health). She also serves as adjunct faculty at the University of Florida College of Nursing, sharing her clinical insight and diagnostic expertise with future healthcare providers.

In recent years, Dr. Albino has been actively championing youth heart health initiatives focused on the prevention of sudden cardiac death and life-threatening cardiac events in children and teenagers. Her advocacy efforts extend throughout Florida and into her native Puerto Rico, promoting education, early detection, and proactive screening to safeguard the health of young people in the communities she serves.

Guided by integrity, excellence, and compassion, Dr. Albino leads Pediatric Services 360 with a clear vision: personalized, family-centered pediatric care that makes a meaningful and lasting difference in every child’s life. She has been married for 32 years to the love of her life, who is also a physician, and together they share a close-knit blended family. Time spent hosting family gatherings and staying connected to loved ones continually inspires the warmth and devotion she brings to every family she serves.