Dr. Sells graduated from Harvard College in 1992 with a degree in Sociology. She received her medical degree from the University Of Tennessee College Of Medicine in 2003, and completed her residency in pediatrics at the Morehouse School of Medicine. Dr. Sells opened Intown Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine in September 2006.

Dr. Sells’ personal philosophy is to be a true "neighborhood" doctor: involved in community activities, offering convenient appointment times and after-hours advice. She is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and participates in the Section on Early Childhood Education & Childcare as well as the Section on Complementary, Holistic & Integrative Medicine.

Dr. Sells lives in Candler Park with her husband Bryan Sells, a civil rights attorney with the US Department of Justice, and their gray tabby, Scout. They are big baseball fans; enjoy sampling Atlanta’s great restaurants and going out to hear live music. They can usually be found Sunday mornings at the Flying Biscuit counter in Candler Park.

Dr. Bataille graduated from New York University in 2000 with a degree in Anthropology and Biology. Following graduation he received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to do scientific research at Columbia University for three years. He then went on to receive his medical degree from the Morehouse School of Medicine in 2007, where he also completed his Pediatric residency in 2010, training at the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta hospitals/facilities. During his residency Dr. Bataille became well acquainted with the staff and patients at Intown Pediatrics, and in July of 2010 Dr. Bataille officially joined the practice. He is committed to IPAM’s mission of partnering with families to foster the healthy growth and development of Atlanta’s children.

Dr. Bataille strives to be an easily approachable, communicative Pediatrician dedicated to providing comprehensive and informative care of the whole patient. He is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association.

Dr. Bataille lives in the Stone Mountain/Tucker area with his wife Chiquita, a high school guidance counselor, and their two young sons Malachi and Elijah. They love going to festivals and sporting events, as well as exploring Atlanta with their boys.

Chris has been a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner since 2001.  She moved from Michigan to Atlanta in 1995 after getting a BA in Psychology and a BS in Nursing from the University of Michigan.  She began her nursing career at Shepherd Center and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite.  While gaining invaluable inpatient experience at Children's, Chris attended graduate school at Georgia State University and received her Masters degree in nursing in 2001.

Upon graduation, Chris joined Children's Center of Digestive Healthcare, a respected and well known specialty practice for children for gastrointestinal illnesses.  She spent four years there gaining in-depth knowledge about GI disease.  Chris subsequently joined a general pediatric practice in McDonough, where she was able to continue to grow as a practitioner and find her niche in general pediatrics.

Chris lives in Ormewood Park with her partner of 10 years Dorea, their two girls Charlotte and Josie, and their beloved boxer Ruby.  Josie and Charlotte are students at the Neighborhood Charter School in Grant Park.