Pediatric primary care is an important venue in which to identify and mitigate suicide risk. our team has developed and is testing Paloma (Partnering with Parents of Adolescent Latinos on Mental Health Assistance), an intervention for Spanish-speaking parents of youth experiencing suicidal ideation and behavior referred by their pediatrician. The intervention consists of 5 phone calls delivered by a community health worker. It complements usual pediatric care by bolstering parental self-efficacy to engage in behaviors that promote safety, improve parent-child communication and increase parent understanding of suicide risk and prevention. A pragmatic clinical trial of Paloma at 3 pediatric primary care practices in Baltimore, Maryland is ongoing. We propose to present quantitative and qualitative findings from pediatric providers participating in the Paloma pilot trial.