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BC/BE Pediatrician required for well-established, busy, solopractice with a combination ofprimary care and consultationPed.Abackground in Developmental and BehavioralPediatrics would be an asset. Neonatal experience is desirable.Send curriculum vitae to: Professional Consultants, Ltd.P.O. Box FL 180, Flatts FL BX, Bermucaor e-mail profcons@ibl.bm or fax# 441-295-1262.

(3g3eMl3g( it .)/-'-94University of Florida Health Science Center-Jacksonville seeks applicants for a new positionin the General Pediatrics Division as a Directorof the Environmental & Toxicology Division atthe level of Assistant Professor/AssociateProfessor. This appointment is a full-time, non-tenure appointment and will be housed at theDuval County Health Department. Majorresponsibilities will include providing consulta-tion and guidance to pediatricians in mattersconcerning how to diagnose, treat and preventchildhood diseases linked to environmentalexposures; developing, implementing andserving as an active consultant in the PediatricResident Rotation program as it relates to envi-ronmental contaminants affecting the com-munity, with specialized focus on Bealth risksto children. Applicants should possess a Ph.D.and be experienced in consulting with mattersregarding environmental contaminants, partic-ularly as they relate to pediatrics, and demon-strate excellent communication skills. Deadlinefor acceptig applications is May 20, with ananticipate negotiable start date of June 24.Salary is negotiable. Forward letter of intent,curriculum vitae, and the names and addressesof three references to: Mobeen H. Rathore,M.D., Professor and Assistant Chair,Department of Pediatrics, University of Florida-Jacksonville, 653-1 W. Eighth St., Jacksonville,FL 32209. Phone: (904) 244-3050. TheUniversity of Florida is an AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employer.Senior Researcher Ethnographer/QualitativeSpecialist - The Department of Pediatrics atthe University of Florida Health Science Center-Jacksonville seeks applicants for a new positionin the General Pediatrics Division as a SeniorResearcher- Eth nographer/QualI itativeSpecalist at the level of Research AssistantProfssor/Research Associate Professor. This

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESNORTHEASTRhode Island-North - Busy practice lookingfor a 4th Pediatrician. Rotating schedule allowsfor family time and enj'oying the mountainsand ocean. Competitive salary and benefitspackage. Respond to: AAP-5, P.O. Box 149,Bel Air, MD 21014.

SOUTHEASTFour-day work week in beautiful Carolina City.Traditional single specialty group needs you toreplace a retiring pediatrician. Enjoy an instantpatient load and a prospenring practice. Countyrecognized health care, education, and cui-ture. For more information, call DottieReitano, CompHealth, (800) 365-8901, ext.160; dreitanoWcomphealth.com.Coveted Florida Opportunity. Be a part of asuccessful four-year-old singie specialt groupwith an instant patient base. Easy calf sched-ule plus competitive salary, bonus and reloca-tion. Enjoy easy access to Disney World andmoderate cost of living. For more informationcall Dottie Reitano, CompHealth, (800) 365-8901, ext. 160; dreitanoOcomphealth.com.Alabama - Incredible Opportunity: $180KEarning Potential or Higher. Practice QUALITYhealth care and receive fantastic benefits whileearning more than most Pediatricians. Join awell-respected health care provider in SouthernAlabama. This family community provides easyaccess to gulf beaches and cities as well as auniversity nearby. For more information, callDottie Reitano, CompHealth, (800) 365-8901,ext. 160; dreitanoOcomphealth.com.Director, Environmental & Toxicology Division- The Department of Pediatrics at the

Elliot Health System located in Manchester,Hampshire is seeking a Pediatrician to join a four-physpractice. Elliot Hospital is a 255-bed, JCAHO-accreacute care facility and Level II Regional Trauma Cdistinguished by an extensive Primary Care PhysNetwork, Women's Health Program, Geriatrics PrograRegional Cancer Center and a Level II NICU. Dis(why Money Magazine annually ranks Manchester althe nation's ten 'Best Places to Live.' It combines theof city and country living in a region known for itsseason recreational resources and unparalleled sibeauty, and it is within easy reach of Boston, NMAWhite Mountains; the Lakes Region and the Seacoasinquire, please contact Maureen Mulligan at (phone)663-4926, (pager) 603-492-6400 or e-mail your C'

muliganlgelfiot-hs.org; or fax: 603-6634960.

appointment is a full-time, non-tenure appointment and willbe housed at the Duval Count,v Health Department. Majorresponsibilities will include designing dirctn an onduct-ing qualitative and mixed metnod research and evaluationprojects, developing qualitative and mixed method researchgrant proposals to secure external funding for research andevaluation projects and providing technical support for thedevelopment of ethnographic, other qualitative and mixedmethod research manuscripts and presentations. Applicantsshould pssess a Ph.D. with expertise in ethnographic researchmethods and designs. Deadline for accepting applications isMay 20, with an anticipated negotiable start date of June 24.Salary is negotiable. Forward letter of intent, curriculum vitaeand the names and addresses of three references to: MobeenH. Rathore, M.D., Professor and Assistant Chair, Departmentof Pediatrics, University of Florida-Jacksonville, 653-1 W. EighthSt., Jacksonville, FL 32209. Phone: (904) 244-3050. The

University of Florida is an Affirmative Action/Equal OpportunityEmployer.Pediatricians, General Pediatrics Division - The Departmentof Pediatrics at the University of Florida Health Science Center-Jacksonville seeks applicants for 2 new positions in the GeneralPediatrics Division as General Pediatricians at the level ofClinical Assistant Professor/Clinical Associate Professor. Theseappointments are full-time, non-tenure, clinical track appoint-ments. Major responsibilities for these positions will includepatient care and teaching with opportunities in research pos-sible. Applicants sliould possess a M.D. degree and be a BoardEligible/Board Certified Pediatrician. Deadline for receivingapplications is May 20, with an anticipated negotiable startdate of June 24. Salary is negotiable. Forward letter of intent,curriculum vitae and the names and addresses of three refer-ences to: Mobeen H. Rathore, M.D., Professor and AssistantOS0

Chairman, Search Committee Chairman,|Department of Pediatrics, University of Florida-

=3PJacksonville, 653-1 W. Eighth St., Jacksonville, FLNew 32209. Phone: (904) 244-3050; Fax: (904) 244-sician 3028; e-mail: mobeen.rat oeQ?jax.ufl.edu. Thexhited University of Florida is an Afimative Action/Equal'ete Opportunity Employer.;ician MIDWESTms, a Michigan - Join established Pediatric practice incvr brana new primary care center in serving thecvr Lansing, Mic igan area. Opening due to departingmong Pediatrician pursuing fellowship training. Excellent

B.best location, experienced support staff, and strongfour- Obstetrics program provides increasing referral base.cnic Newly opened inpatient unit includes new LDRP'sL;te

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NORTHWESTNeonatologist- Portland Oregon - Northwest Permanente,P.C. has an excellent opportunity for a BC/BE Neonatologistto join two Neonatologists in a stimulating professional envi-ronment with one of the most successful and highly rated qual-ity health plans in the country; and to enjoy a liferstyle inherentto the beautiful Pacific Northwest! Our physician-managedmultispecialty group, who provides care for over 445,000members of Kaiser Permanente, has a full-time position avail-able for a BC/BE Neonatologist at a state-of-the-art level 3NICU in one of our affiliated medical centers in suburbanPortland. Duties involve covering level 3 and 2 newborns inan expanding 30-bed unit, some care of well newborns, as wellas coordinating newborn services as part of our Departmentof Pediatrics in the greater Portland area. Call will be sharedwith our two Neonatologists. We offer our physicians a com-petitive salary and benetits package which includes a gener-ous retirement program, professional liability coverage,sabbatical leave and more. For information regarding theseexciting opportunities, please forward CV to: A.P. Clark,Director, Professional Resources, Northwest Permanente, P.C.,500 NE Multnomah, Ste. 100, Portland, OR 97232-2099;Phone: (800) 813-3763; e-mail: Judy.A.ParmenterEkp.org.Visit our Web site at www.kp.org/nw. EOE.

GENERAL NOTICESPediatrics by the Sea, June 13 - 15, The Cloister, Sea Island,Georgia. CME meeting presented by GeorgiaChapter/American Academy of Pediatrics. Includes practicalpediatric topics and practice management seminar. Approx. 13CME hours available. For registration information, call (404)881-5091 or (800) 282-0224; or e-mail: nyungaiOmag.org orvisit www.gaaap.org.

The 25th International Conference on Pediatric/Adult Allergyand Clinical Immunology, to be held at the Four Season'sHotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, July 19 - 21. Sponsored bySUNYAB, 16 hours, Category I, AMA and AAFP credit. ContactMichele Bauer; Phone: (716) 878-7105; Fax: (716) 888-3841or e-mail: mbauerEupa.chob.edu.29th Mayo Clinic Pediatric Days; Rochester, Minnesota; Sept.26 and 27. This course will provide physicians and nurse prac-titioners with current information on medical and surgicalconditions affecting children and adolescents.

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CHILD ABUSE PROGRAM DIRECTORMayo Clinic

Mayo Medical SchoolRochester, Minnesota

The Mayo Cliniic seeks a physician Director for our Child Abuse Program. The Director wouldcoordinate otSher physicians, psychologists, and nurse practitioners on the Child Abuse/NeglectAdvisory Teamn. The well-established program has an experienced LICSW serving as the ChildAbuse Coordinator with whom the Director will work. Clincal and educational opportunitiesexist with Mayo's Pediatric, Family Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology, and Emergency Medicinefaculty and residents, as well as with Mayo Medical School students and allied health staff. Thecandidate will represent Mayo in child abuse/neglect related matters on a regional, state, andnational level.

Mayo Clinic provides excellent career opportunities through our large outpatient clinical practice;the comprehensive Mayo Eugenio Litta Children's Hospital, and our commtment to educationand research. Mayo Clinic offers the advantages of a renowned medical center with a successfulintegrated group practice in a very attractive Midwestern locale with a population of 125, 000.

The position would be divided between the Child Abuse Program and clinical work in theprimary specialty area in which the candidate is trained. Candidates may come from one of thefollowing clinical disciplines: Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Family Medicine, Behavior/Development,or Emergency Medicine.

Qualified individuals should forward their curriculum vitae and letters of interest to the chair ofthe search committee:

Jay L. Hoecker, M.D.Interim-Director, Mayo Child Abuse Program and Search Committee Chair

Mayo Clinic200 First Street, SW

Rochester, MN 55905

(507) 284-5247(Fax: 507-284-9744)

Mayo Foundation is an affirmative action and equal opportunity educator and employer.

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