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Dear Academy Fellow:In order to fulfill the admission requirements of AAP Bylaws, you are requested to:Carefully review the following list of new applicants for Academy membership. Relay your reactions directly

to your district chairman (whose name and address is listed at the end of this list).

In submitting these names of board-certified pediatricians to you, it is understood that academic andpediatric credentials are not in question. Comments are requested concerning possible legal and/or ethicalsituations of which you might have personal knowledge.Send any comments on the following list of new applicants to your district chairman by March 15.

ConnecticutJeffrey R. Gruen, M.D.-Dept. of Pediatrics333 Cedar St.New Haven, CT 06510

KentuckyMary M. Burke, M.D.Univ. of KY-Dept. of Peds800 Rose St.Lexington, KY 40503

TennesseeRobert Cobb Helms, M.D.1825 Crestwood Dr.Chattanooga, TN 37415

Hanumaiah Suvarnamma,M.D.11421 Rockspring Rd.Knoxville, TN 37932

VirginiaPatricia M. Howe, M.D.11835 Fishing Point Dr.Suite 207Newport News, VA 23606

James R. Kerrigan, M.D.2021 Lonicera WayCharlottesville, VA 22901

Praveen K. Khilnani, M.D.Henrico Doctors Hosp.1602 Skipwith Rd.Richmond, VA 23229

IndianaSpecialty fellowFrederick J. Rescorla, M.D.SurgeryRiley Hosp. for Children702 Barnhill Dr., Rm K-21Indianapolis, IN 46202

OhioIsaiah David Wexler, M.D.3627 Berkeley RoadCleveland Heights, OH 44118

Specialty FellowJames Apesos, M.D.Plastic Surgery5441 Far Hills Ave.Dayton, OH 45429

IllinoisJudith Annette Garcia, M.D.7449 DavisMorton Grove, IL 60053

MinnesotaChristopher Loren Moertel,M.D.345 N. Smith Ave.St. Paul, MN 55102

Mary J. Pohl, M.D.1547 Livingston Ave.West St. Paul, MN 55118

James Lester Prall, M.D.3390 Cinnabar Dr.Eagan, MN 55122

Flora Soumekh, M.D.2314 Copperfield Dr.Mendota Heights, MN 55120

LouisianaSpecialty FellowJames M. Kidd, III, M.D.8017 Picardy Ave.Baton Rouge, LA 70809

OklahomaJeanne O'Keefe Hayes, M.D.3830 E. 56th PI.Tulsa, OK 74135-4141

TexasMaria de los Angeles Perez,M.D.6608 Fannin, #1103Houston, TX 77030

Luis Osvaldo Toro-Figueroa,M.D.1935 Motor St.Dallas, TX 75235

British ColumbiaCPSIAAP Dual FellowWah Jun Tze, M.D.BC's Children's Hosp.4480 Oak St., Rm. 1A46Vancouver, BC V6H 3V4Canada

Rosa Rodriguez-Funes, M.D.5812 Compass Dr.Los Angeles, CA 90045

MarylandElizabeth Marie Andrew, M.D.5914 Walton Rd.Bethesda, MD 20817

David G. Nichols, M.D.600 N. Wolfe St.CMSC 7-110Baltimore, MD 21205

Virma V. Torres, M.D.5257 Pine Bark Ct.Columbia, MD 21045

New JerseyCalvin T. Shen, M.D.100 Madison Ave.Morristown, NJ 07960

PennsylvaniaLisa Jennifer Coroniti, M.D.310 N. West End Ave.Lancaster, PA 17603

Barbara Ann Kelly, M.D.1119 Hawthorne Ln.Fort Washington, PA 19034

Mark Alan Posner, M.D.904 Mountainview Dr.Wayne, PA 19087

FloridaValerie C. Burns, M.D.21353 NE 8th Ct., #4North Miami, FL 33179

District IMaurice E. Keenan, M.D.16 Bristol RoadWest Newton, MA 02165

Uniformed Services EastEdward H. Hausladen, M.D.Naval HospitalDept. of PediatricsPensacola, FL 32512-5000

MassachusettsWilliam E. Harmon, M.D.Children's Hosp.300 Longwood Ave.Boston, MA 02115

Ralph E. Minear, Jr., M.D.1530 Beacon St., #904Brookline, MA 02146

John Francis Mulqueen, M.D.Central Park Building316 Central StreetOffice #8Gardner, MA 01440

MaineDenise Marie Miller, M.D.51 High StreetKennebunk, ME 04043

New York 1Andrea Ciaccio Bracikowski,M.D.55 Shire Oaks Dr.Pittsford, NY 14534-1525

New York 2Ellen Esther Setton, M.D.1514 East 8 St.Brooklyn, NY 11230

Kimon M. Violaris, M.D.764 Belvidere Ave.Westfield, NJ 07090

New York 3Georgina Leylegian, M.D.4 Hudson Watch Dr.Ossining, NY 10562

District IIDavid Annunziato, M.D.104 Avon PlaceAmityville, NY 11701

District IIIAnthony De Spirito, M.D.210 Windermere AvenueInterlaken, NJ 07712

District IVJoseph R. Zanga, M.D.Box 514-MCV StationRichmond, VA 23298

District VRobert E. Hannemann2600 GreenbushLafayette, IN 47904

District VIKenneth O. Johnson, M.D.Milwaukee Medical Clinic3003 W. Good Hope RoadMilwaukee, WI 53217

District VllBetty A. Lowe, M.D.Arkansas Children's Hospital800 Marshall StreetLittle Rock, AR 72202

District VlillGeorge D. Comerci, M.D.University of ArizonaDepartment of Pediatrics1501 N. CampbellRoom 3201Tucson, AZ 85724

District IXMartin Gershman, M.D.595 Buckingham WaySan Francisco, CA 94132

HawaiiLee A. Evslin, M.D.3420-B Kuhio Hwy.Lihue, Hi 96766

WashingtonSpecialty FellowDavid M. Rosenbaum, M.D.Radiology5736 17th Ave. NESeattle, WA 98105

Uniformed Services WestSteven G. G3wiazdowski, M.D.137 Silver Eagle WayVacaville, CA 95688

C;alifornia IKelley William George, M.D.12791 Cabezut Rd.Sonora, CA 95370

Alberto F. Soto, M.D.101 Riverfront Blvd.Ste. 330Bradenton, FL 34205

Specialty FellowDavid E.M. Drucker, M.D.SurgerySo. Florida Ped. Surgeons, PA1131 N. 35th Ave., Ste. 200Hollywood, FL 33021

Specialty FellowJose Gabriel Poliak, M.D.Ophthalmology5800 Colonial Dr., Ste. 306Margate, FL 33063

MichiganHerminia Perez Bierema, M.D.1975 IndependenceRochester Hlills, MI 48306

Mark Alan Braniecki, D.O.1254 N. Main St.Lapeer, MI 48446

Jeffrey T. Van Gelderen, M.D.200 S. WenonaSte. 280Bay City, Ml 48706

MississippiThomas Craig Edwards, M.D.Pediatric Cardiology2500 N. State St.Jackson, MS 39216-4505

Anne Bridges Yates, M.D.2500 N. State St.Department of PediatricsJackson, MS 39216-4505

Shirley F. Ting, M.D.1552 Wistaria LaneLos Altos, CA 94024

California 2Jose Francisco MezaCarrazco, M.D.500 W. Barnard St.Blythe, CA 92225

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Rates: The one-time cost for placing aclassified ad is $100 for 30or fewer wordsand $1.50 for each additional word. A $20 discount per month is allowed for adsthat are published in three or more consecutive issues. Contact AAP NEWS fordisplay classified ad rates.

Classifications: Classified ads are accepted under Business Services, GeneralAnnouncements, Medical Meetings, Physicians Wanted, Positions Wanted, Prac-tices Available, Publications, and Real Estate.

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For more information, contact: Classified Ads, AAP NEWS, 141 NorthwestPoint Blvd., P.O. Box 927, Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927; (800) 433-9016,ext. 7667.

Although the Academy believes these classified ads are from reputable sources,the Academy does not investigate the offers made and assumes no responsibilityconcerning them.

Advertising policy: Frequently, it is necessary to modify the wording ofclassified ads. Theses changes are generally made in compliance with the regula-tions of various federal and/or state commissions against discrimination orbecause they might be interpreted as being unlawful or in conflict with professionalstandards of medical practice.

Advertisements for employment containing specifications as to race, creed,color, age, religion, sex, ethnic origin, or national origin may be unlawful and pro-fessionally improper. Accordingly, discriminatory wording is not acceptable inAAP News.

Other phrases for publication in various advertising classifications might beinterpreted as being unlawful and in conflict with professional standards of medicalpractice. Improper language could include:

* "Complete list of patients' records for sale."* The offer of rebates or "kickbacks;"* wording that could be interpreted as derogatory of defamatory to other

Phlysicians;* the misrepresentation of skills expected or job requirements.These advertising modifications are made to maintain a classified advertising

section that is professionally responsible, lawful,, scientific and free ofdiscrimination

Central California-San JoaquinValley Multi-specialty group practice islooking for a BC/BE Pediatrician.Competitive salary and comprehensivebenefit package includes malpracticeinsurance coverage. Area offers afford-able housing, excellent schools andcultural amenities. Reply to: Box#010191. Equal Opportunity Employer.

Chicago, Northwest Suburban AreaSeeking BC/BE Pediatrician to jointhree-person pediatric group. Send CVwith first reply to: Box #02011.

COME PRACTICE IN THE SOUTH!Practice opportunities available forBoard Certified/Board Eligible Pediatri-cians in Delaware, Florida, Georgia,Kentucky, North Carolina, South Caro-lina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia,and other southern states. SendCV and geographic preference to:SunHealth-GG, Medical Staff Develop-ment, P.O. Box 668800, Charlotte, NC28266-8800 or FAX information to:.Donna Pope at (704) 527-3654 or call(704) 529-3300.

Englewood/Littleton, Colorado 320-bed, not-for-profit hospital in southsuburb of Denver seeking pediatriciansto join busy private practice. Must beboard certified or eligible. Prefer uni-versity or hospital trained. Please sendCV to: Swedish Medical Center, P.O.BOX 2901, Englewood, CO 80150-0101.Attention: Physician Services.

Faculty Position: Family PracticePediatrician. The University of TexasHealth Science Center is seeking aphysician at the Assistant/Associate

Professor level to join our 18-personFamily Practice Residency Programand is interested in a full-time teachingposition to direct in-patient and ambu-latory pediatric teaching services.Candidates must be Board Eligible orBoard Certified with a clinical interestin Pediatrics. Responsibilities includeFamily Practice resident teaching,team administration and patient care.Full backup from Family Practice staffand practicing pediatricians. The salaryis competitive with an excellent fringebenefit packcage. Contact: JamesCrutcher, M.D., Director, Family Prac-tice Department, The University ofTexas Health Science Center, P.O. Box2003, Tyler, TX 75710; (214) 877-7204.The University of Texas Health ScienceCenter is an Affirmative Action/EqualOpportunity Employer.

Florida-BCBE Pediatrician to joinfive pediatricians in growing PalmBeach area. Local PICU, NICU, Pedi-atric ER. Contact: Moshe Adler, M.D.,1718 N. Federal Hwy., Lake Worth, FL33460; (407) 585-7544.

General Pediatrician Large, multi-specialty group practice in Albu-querque, New Mexico, LovelaceMedical Center, is seeking a BE/BCPediatrician to join the Department ofPediatrics. Currently, ten (10) MDs andsix (6) PA/PNPs. LMC has own clinics,satellites, hospital, and state's largestHMO. Please send letterof inquiry andCV to: Michael B. Grizzard, M.D., Chair-man, Department of Pediatrics, Love-lace Medical Center, 5400 GibsonBlvd., S.E., Albuquerque, NM 87108.

Medical Conference On AdolescentAddiction, June 20-23, 1991, Atlanta,GA. Meeting sponsors: AmericanSociety of Addiction Medicine, Ameri-can Academy of Pediatrics, AmericanAcademy of Child & Adolescent Psy-chiatry, and the National Institute ofDrug Abuse. For further details, con-tact: Barbara Turner, Meeting & TravelServices, nc., 1724 Barkston Ct .,

Chamblee, GA 30341; (404) 458-3382;or FAX (404) 458-5129.

Fifth Congress of the InternationalAssociation For Adolescent Health(IAAH), organized in collaboration withthe International Children Centerand the World Health Organization.Congress Center, Montreux, Switzer-land, July 3-6, 1991. For more infor-mation, contact: P.A. Michaud, M.D.,IAAH Fifth Congress, Office duTourisme, Case postale 97, 1820Montreux, Switzerland.

Ann Arbor, Michigan BC/BE Pediatri-jcian full- or part-time needed to join aIprivate practice. Convenient every7 night and 7week-end calls, attractivesalary, fringe benefits and additionalincome leading to partnership. DirectCV to: Sue Palasek, Box 7351, AnnArbor, Ml 48107; (313) 572-0165.

Arizona BC/BE Pediatrician to joinexpanding multi-specialty group.Desirable southwest metropolitan area.Send inquiries to: Harold Tretbar, M.D.,Tucson Medical Associates, 116 N.Tucson Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85716; (602)327-5531 .

Arkansas-Holt-Krock Clinic 100-physician, multispecialty clinic locatedin Fort Smith, Arkansas in beautiful"Green Country" on the Arkansas/Oklahoma border is actively recruitingfor a BC/BE Pediatrician for estab-lished, four-person department. Mainfacility and twelve satellite clinics servea patient base of 350,000. Excellentbenefits and two-year guaranteedsalary, followed by full partnership.Send CV and references to: JosephineDecker, Associate Administrator, HOLT-KROCK CLINIC, 1500 Dodson Avenue,Fort Smith, AR 72901; or call collect:(501) 782-2055.

BC/BE Pediatrician needed to joinbusy group practice. Beautiful locationon Puget Sound, 60 minutes south ofSeattle. Excellent medical community.Send inquiries to: Pediatric Associates,3525 Ensign Road, Olympia, WA98506; (206),456-1600.

BC/BE Pediatrician with General Pedi-atric training and/or Adolescent train-ing, Behavioral/Developmental trainingand training in child abuse evaluationto join large Division of General Aca-demic Pediatrics. Division foci include:urban. child health care, adolescentmedicine, child development, childabuse, learning disabilities, psy-choneuroimmunology, internationalchild health, and nutrition and behavior.Send CVto: Karen Olness, MD, GeneralAcademic Pediatrics, Rainbow Babies& Children's Hospital, 2074 AbingtonRoad, Cleveland, OH 44106. CaseWestern Reserve University is anEqual Opportunity, Affirmative ActionEmployer.

BE/BC PEDIATRICIAN to join 3 pedi-atricians and 1 IM/PED in busy, chal-lenging primary care practice atcommunity health center in Toppenish,Washington targeting farm workers.Call schedule shared equally by 3.5physicians. Attractive rural setting withmultiple recreational opportunities.Regionalized perinatal care with NICU20 miles away. 60-bed, local hospitalwith general pediatrics and 500 new-born deliveries a year. 3 OB's in clinicfor prenatal care. IMMEDIATE LOANREPAYMENT AVAILABLE. Comneti-tive salary, excellent fringe benefitpackage including: vacation at 30days/year, pension plan, paid mal-practice. Contact: Ann Garza, Directorof Personnel, Yakima Valley FarmWorkers Clinic, P.O. Box 190, Top-penish, WA 98948; (509) 865-5898.

CAROLINAS BC/BE Pediatrician nearCharlotte, N.C. to join solo practitioner(5th in call group). Mountains/beachnearby. Competitive salary, earlypartnership. Call: S. Haefele, M.D.,1334 Ebenezer Road, Rock Hill, SC29732; (803) 327-5772.

Carson City, Nevada Full- or part-timepediatrician needed to join me inprimary care pediatrics. Great familysetting in city of 40,000 near Tah4oe,Reno and Sierra Nevadas. Contact:Susan Pintar, MD, FAAP, 1001 N.Mountain St., Suite 3M, Carson City,NV 89703; (702) 883-9003.

ttiLe Nevada Neonatal-Pediatric Con-ference presented by SouthwestRegional Neonatal Center EducationalFoundation, April 11-13, 1991, SandsHotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. 15 CMEs.Fees: Physicians-$200; Non-Phy-sicians-$100. Call: Evelyn Bethel,(702) 733-4944.

Pediatric Update: May 6-9, 1991,Adams Mark Hotel, Philadelphia, PA.Sponsored by: St. Christopher'sHospital for Children and Temple Uni-versity School of Medicine. 32 CMEcredit hours. Program Director: DavidS. Smith, M.D. Forfurtherinformation,contact: Kathleen Rellstab, ProgramCoordinator, St. Christopher's Hospitalfor Children, Erie Avenue at FrontStreet, Philadelphia, PA 19134-1095;(215) 427-5159.

3rd Annual David Grant USAF Medi-cal Center Pediatric Update will beheld May 16-17, 1991, at Travis Air ForceBase in Northern California. For moreinformation, contact: Jovita Coniconde,Secretary, Dept. of Pediatrics/SGHC,David Grant USAF Medical Center,Travis AFB, CA 94535-5300; or call:(707) 423-7176 orAUTOVON 799-7176.

Current Topics In Pediatrics, May17-19, 1991, at the Benson Hotel, in Port-land, Oregon. Sponsored by OregonAAP Chapter. For more information,contact: Larry J. Hall, Vice-President,1813 W. Harvard, Suite #140, Rosen-burg, OR 97470; (503) 672-7718.

Developmental-Behavioral Dis-orders: Update 1991, May 19-23, 1991,Mariner's Inn, Hilton Head Island, SC.Sponsored by: Hackensack MedicalCenter's Institute for Child Develop-ment and University of Medicine andDentistry of New Jersey. Develop-mental-behavioral issues including:surviving catastrophic illnesses; earlyintervention programs, adolescentbehaviors and sexuality; AIDS andinfectious diseases; Fragile X Syn-drome and other genetic disorders;attentional disorders; Spina Bifida;learning disabilities; speech/languagedisorders; legal rights; cerebral palsy;lead poisoning; behavior manage-ment, neurodevelopmental screening;pediatric education in the 1990s; neur-ology for practicing pediatricians anddevelopmentalists-and other themerelated topics. Nationally recognized,24-member faculty conduct plenarysessions, workshops, round-table dis-cussions, and special seminars. 32AMA Category 1 Credits. For moreinformation, contact: Marvin Gottlieb,M.D., Institute for Child Develop-ment, Hackensack Medical Center,30 Prospect Avenue, Hackensack, NJ07601; (201) 441-2371.

NINTH ANNUAL LLOYD NOLANDPEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASESEMINAR, Hilton Head Island, SC,June 18-22, 1991. Faculty: Drs. Geibink,Hendley, Jacobs, Kaplan, and Long.Call or write: Department of MedicalEducation, Lloyd Noland Hospital, P.O.Box 538, Fairfield, AL 35064; (205)783-5276.

Office Pediatrics for the 90's,February 13-15, 1991, at WatervilleValley, New Hampshire. Sponsoredby the Faculty of Pediatrics,Dartmouth Medical School and NewHampshire AAP Chapter. For furtherdetails, contact: Deborah Holmes,Associate Director, Office of Continu-ing Education in the Health-Sciences,Dartmoudc,fock Medical Center,2-- Maynard Street, Hanover, NH03756; (603)646-5744.Virginia Pediatric Conference '91,March 1-3, 1991, at Boar's Head Inn, inCharlottesville, VA. Sponsored by:Virginia Chapter, AAP and The VirginiaPediatric Society. For more information,contact: Kevin J. Provost, 1001 E. MainStreet, Suite #501, Richmond, VA23219; (804) 643-8130.

Emergency Care of the Very III Child,sponsored by Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia-Emergency Depart-ment. March 1-4, 1991, Cancun,Mexico; April 5-8, 1991, Orlando,Florida. 20 CME credit hours. Write:C. H.O. P., Emergency Dept., OneChildren's Center, Philadelphia, PA19104 or call: (215) 590-1959.

Neonatal Nutrition Conference,March 10-13, 1991. Selected Topics:Nutrient Needs of the Neonate, Breast-feeding Medically Fr-agile Infants,Post Neonatal Nutrition Care. GuestSpeakers: Drs. Carol Bryant, RobertMurray, Ekhard Ziegler, Stanley Zlot-kin. Location: Mills House Hotel,.Charleston, South Carolina. Sponsor:The Children's Hospital; Medical Uni-versity of South Carolina; partiallyfunded by a SPRANS Training Grantfrom the Maternal and Child HealthBureau, HHS. Registration Fee:$125.00. For further information, con-tact: Diane Anderson, MS, RD, MUSCChildren's Hospital, Dept. of Pediatrics,171 Ashley Ave., Charleston, SC 29425-3313; (803) 792-2112.

Pediatrics Seminar, "Advances andChanging Trends", Walt Disney World,Florida, March 13-16, 1991. Faculty: Drs.Cotton, Ellis, Freeman, Hanson, andRasmussen. Call orwrite: Departmentof Medical Education, Lloyd NolandHospital, P.O. Box 538, Fairfield, AL35064; (205) 783-5276.

Uniformed Services Pediatric Semi-nar, will be held March 25-28, 1991.Location: Monterey Sheraton andMonterey Conference Center, Mon-terey, CA. For brochure and furtherinformation, contact: Cass Jones, Pro-fessional Conference Management,Inc., 7916 Convoy Court, San Diego, CA92111; (619) 565-9921.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL NATIONALPEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASESEMINAR, April 3-7, 1991, HyattRegency Embarcadero Hotel, SanFrancisco, CA. Sponsored by U. TexasSouthwestern Medical Center, Dallas.Contact: Marian Troup, Coordinator,(214) 688-8845.

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surgical specialties, life flight service,and extensive heart surgery and neuro-surgery programs. The PCC currentlyhaks a 10-bed PICU, cath lab, pulmonarylab, and 35 acute care beds. The quietcommunity is 10 minutes from excitingdowntown New Orleans and offersgood private schools and affordablehousing. Excellent compensations andbenefits are offered along with a greatfuture! Contact: Teresa Owens, Tyler &Company, 9040 Roswell Road, Suite550, Atlanta, GA 30350. Phone: (800)223-3659 or (404) 641-6518.

North Carolina Fourth BE/BC Pediatri-cian needed for 1991. Thriving, highquality practice. Small city in westernNC; great locale with many activities.Contact: L.B. Spees, M.D., 1375 FourthSt. Dr., NW, Hickory, NC 28601; (704)322-4453.

Northern California Four pediatriciansseek fifth pediatrician. Growing com-munity, two hour access to San Fran-cisco and Lake Tahoe. Send C.V. to:Lodi Pediatrics, Box 787, Lodi, CA95241, Attention: Marie.

Pediatrician BC/BE wanted to joinpractice located in suburban N.W.Morris County, New Jersey- One hourfrom New York City, in lake area, nearski areas. FT/PT. Night and weekendcoverage shared with seven other pedi-atricians. Send CV to: L.J. Grossman,M.D., Box 500, Netcong, NJ 07857.

Georgia Established, four-person pedi-atric group is seeking a recently-trainedBCIBE Pediatrician. Competitivesalary, benefits and partnership po-tential. Contact: Pediatrics of Dalton,1109 Burleyson Road, Dalton, GA30720; (404) 278-9113.

Georgia, Atlanta Opportunity forBC/BE Pediatrician to start private prac-tice with new, multi-specialty group.Coverage available. Competitive salaryand benefit package included. Nearbyhospital with Level II nursery and neo-natologists. Contact: Martha Hicks,HealthShield, Inc., 1-(800)-633-5903.

HAWAII Largest multispecialty, prepaidgroup seeking well-trained BE/BCphysician to join two pediatricians in athriving practice. JCAH accreditedhospital with Level II nursery only oneblock away. Maui has a wide variety ofoutdoor activities. A multicultural,social environment compliments thischallenging and rewarding practice.Full benefit package includes medical,dental, retirement, profit sharing, andmalpractice coverage. No buy-innecessary. Please send CV to: RobertHurwitz, M.D., Kaiser Wailuku Clinic,80 Mahalani Street, Wailuku, HI 96793.An Equal Opportunity Employer.

Kansas City BC/BE Pediatricianwanted to joi-n two pediatricians in grow-ing Kansas City practice. Guaranteedsalary first year with generous benefits.Contact: Wyandotte Pediatrics, 8919Parallel, Suite #326, Kansas City,KS 66112; (913) 299-8300.

Lake Tahoe, California BC/BE Pedi-atrician to join active general pediatricpractice part-time/full-time in beautifulmountain community with year-roundactivities. Great environment to raise afamily! Send resume to: Robert L.Patton, M.D., FAAP, P.O. Box 10377,South Lake Tahoe, CA 95731.

LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK Pediatri-cian seeks associate to join large,successful pediatric practice inaffluent, eastern Long Island com-munity. Would consider part-time. Wellendowed community hospital. Salarycompetitive, early partnership. SendCV to: Box #010391.

Middletown, Connecticut Five-pedi-atrician group desires BC/BE Pediatri-cian to replace retiring physician,starting summer '91. Practice has twoCNP's who perform developmental/A.D.H.D. diagnostic testing and man-agement tor practice and area schools.Middletown is a university town(Wesleyan University) with a stablepopulation. It is equidistant to N.Y.C.,Boston, ski areas and half-hour toshoreline. Excellent schools and hous-ing in area. Middlesex MemorialHospital, 350 beds, delivers 1200infants/year. Family Practice residencyprogram has affiliatiorn with UConnMedical School. Opportunity to workwith active group in modern, spaciousoffice setting adjacent to hospital.Starting salary competitive and fringebenefits and vacation time liberal. Earlyfull partnership anticipated in estab-lished, growing practice. Send CV orcall: David B. Hickox, M.D., FAAP,Middlesex Pediatric Associates, P.C.,80 S. Main Street, Middletown, CT06457; (203) 344-0333.

Neonatologist CIGNA Healthplan iscurrently seeking a second, full-timeNeonatologist to work in a newly-developed, 8-bed, Level II NICU.Applicants must have a strong com-mitment to quality patient care. Trainingin Pulmonary Medicine is desirable, butnot mandatory. CIGNA Healthplanoffers a competitive salary and excel-lent benefit package. Call: (800)468-9013 or send CV to: ProfessionalRecruitment, CIGNA ~Healthplans ofCA, 505 N. Brand Blvd., Suite 400-14,Glendale, CA 91203. EOE.

NEWPORT, VERMONT Board Certi-fied, solo practitioner seeks BE/BCassociate to join a rapidly growing solopractice, early partnership possible.Beautiful, rural northern Vermont.Challenging patient load. Good uni-versity affiliations. Reply to: T.A.E.Moseley, M.D., North Country Hospital,Newport, VT 05855.

New Orleans-Pediatric Surgeon &Pediatric Intensivist Positions Join abusy team of dedicated pediatric sub-specialists in the continued develop-ment of a premiere Pediatric CareCenter in New Orleans. The practice issupported by a 450-bed tertiary carehospital which provides all medical and

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Pediatrician Combine privatepractice efficiency and compen-sation with the rewards ofcommunity-oriented practice.Enjoy working with a prac-titioner-centered managementteam. Nearly rural living twentyminutes from metropolitan areaallows the perfect reconciliationbetween love of family and pas-sion for medicine. Guaranteedsalary, excellent benefit pack-age. Flexible working schedule.Computerized office. Stimulat-ing patient mix, friendly area.Health education, social workand mid-level support. Excellentlocal hospital referral centersnearby. Medical school affili-ation and faculty appointmentpossible. Exciting educationalopportunities at local college.Affordable housing, excellentschools. Varied recreationalopportunities. We've got it all!Send C.V. to: James Goetz,M.D., Medical Director, OakOrchard Community HealthCenter, 80WestAvenue, Brock-port, NY 14420.

Central Florida Thriving prac-tice with Ilimited office hours andlight on-call load. Charming,small-town atmosphere only 30minutes from downtown Or-lando. Rapidly growing com-munity offers excellent growthpotential, if desired. Assumeor perhaps share practice.Respond with letter, interestsand CV to: Box #1201.

TEXAS BE/BC Pediatrician to joinbusy, three-pediatrician group inDallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Com-petitive salary, incentives and benefits.Contact: Dan Geppert, M.D., 950 N.Davis, Arlington, TX 76012; (817)460-0104.

THIRD PEDIATRICIAN-BRAINERD,MINNESOTA Join two pediatricians of22 multi-specialtyclinic. No set-up cost.Two hours from Minneapolis. Beautifullakes and trees; ideal for families. Callcollect/write: Curt Nielsen, (218) 828-7105 or (218).829-4901; BrainerdMedical Center, P.O. Box 524, Brainerd,MN 56401.

TRUCKEE/LAKE TAHOE CALI-FORNIA Full- or part-time, BC/BE Pedi-atrician to join 2 BC Pediatricians anda Nurse Practitioner. Beautiful alpinesetting with fabulous year-round recre-ation. Very competitive salary andbenefits, with -local hospital willing toprovide additional financial assistance.Send resumeto: North Lake Pediatrics,P.O. Box 358, Truckee, CA 95734.

Two Pediatricians Seeking ThirdBC/BE Pediatrician to join two site,growing practice. Ideal all season recre-ational area. Ideal site for young family.Please contact: Tahoe City Pediatrics,P.O. Box 6959, Tahoe City, CA 95730.

Upstate New Yrk BC/BE Pediatricianto join group practice in attractivesuburban setting. Major teaching hos-pital sponsorship, guaranteed competi-tive salary with incentive, excellentbenefits (including malpractice). Con-tact: Medical Director, 905 Culver Road,Rochester, NY 14609; (716) 482-4300.

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HELP FOR THE HYPERACTIVECHILD A good sense guide for parentsof children with hyperactivity, attentiondeficits and other behavior and learn-ing problems, by William G. Crook,M.D., FAA. 275-pages, 8 1/2"1 x 11"1,charmingly illustrated. $14.95 (post-paid). "Will provide parents and pro-fessionals with timely, authoritative andhelpful information." Douglas Sand-berg, Professor of Pediatrics at theUniversity of Miami. "Dr. Crook's newbook will help parents and physicianscare for these children." Richard Lay-ton, FAAP-Towson, Maryland. Moneyback guarantee...and you needn'treturn the book! Order from: Profes-sional Books, Box 3246, Jackson, TN38303; 1-(800) 372-7665.

Pediatrician to join six member pedi-atrics department iri a 20-physician,multispecialty group practice. Beau-mont Clinic, Ltd. offers a modern, well-equipped facility including in-houselaboratory, x-ray, EKG and PFT. Otherspecialties represented include: Gen-eral Surgery, OB/GYN, Internal Medi-cine, and Family Practice. Green Bayis a regional medical center offeringstate-of-the-art facilities, equipmentand sub-specialty referral staff.- Salaryguarantee with incentive. Excellentbenefits. Send letter of introduction,curriculum vitae and three referencesto: Thomas E. Flood, Administrator,Beaumont Clinic, Ltd., 1821 S. WebsterAvenue, Green Bay, WI 54301.

Pediatrician Upstate New York, BC/BEto be fifth pediatrician in this growingspecialty group of 11 physicians.formal affiliation with tertiary center,Rochester General Hospital. Demand-ing and exciting group practice of gen-eral pediatrics. Generous income andbenefits package. Medical liabilityinsurance covered. Lake and orchardarea. Great sailing, fishing, skiing.Write with CV to: Dr. Richard Endres,FAAP, RochesterGeneral Wayne Medi-cal Group, P.O. Box A, Sodus, NY14551. EOE.

PENNSYLVANIA Well-established,busy, four-person pediatric practiceseeks Board Certified or Board EligiblePediatrician. Salary with incentivebonus leading to full partnership.Two community hospitals with Level IInurseries. Contact: Ralph H. Kaiser,M.D., 904 Campbell Street, Williams-port, PA 17701; (717) 326-3348.

SMALLTOWN PRACTICE IN THE BIGCITY Opportunity for a BC/BE Pediatri-cian to join this nine-physician group infar northwest Houston. Enjoy Sun Beltliving with easy access to one of thecountry's most exciting cities. Guar-anteed salary plus bonus, plus othercompetitive benefits. Contact: Admin-istrator, 17202 Red Oak Drive, Suite205, Houston, TX 77090; (713)444-2082.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PEDIATrRI-CIANS CIGNA Healthplans invitespediatricians to join our dynamic healthcare team. Our multidisciplinary man-aged care practice provides a sup-portive and collegial work environment.You will enjoy a wealth of cultural andrecreational activities, access to majoracademic centers and an excellentcompensation package, includingbonus program. Full- and part-timeopportunities. Call: (800) 468-9013 orsend CV to: Professional RecruitmentDepartment, CIGNA Healthplans ofCA, 505 N. Brand Blvd., Suite #400 14,Glendale, CA 91203. EOE.

St. Louis, Missouri BC/BE Pediatri-cian to join thriving, metropolitan, solopractice. Excellent benefits leading toone year partnership. Send CV. Replyto: Box #010491.

Texas BC/BE Pediatrician to join two,busy Board Certified Pediatricians inrapidly growing, lakeside community,located twenty miles east of Dallas.Excellent guaranteed income with flexi-ble hours. Contact: Lake Pointe Pedi-atrics, 6800 Heritage Parkway, Suite#102, Rockwall, TX 75087.

Pediatrician-Allergist to take over well-established solo practice. 50% Aller-gies and 50% Pediatrics. Healthproblems force me to phase out overthe next 2-3 years. Medical school closeby. Contact: Gary Prowe, M.D., 2920Market Avenue, North, Canton, OH44714; (216) 454-3055.

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civilization,--Beverly Sills, opera star, child advocate,

keynote speaker at 1989AAP Spring'Session

The Amenican Academy of Pediatrics maintainsa commitment to art that is visible in many ways --

through the AAP logo, the della Robbia, which isnamed for its creator, the Italian artist Luca dellaRobbia ... through the Academy's Gauchat Collec-tion of antique medical and infant feeding devices,which is nationally recognized as offering historicas well as artistic value ... and through theAcademy's headquarters building itself, which haswon architectural awards and acclaim for its neo-classical design.

In addition, the Academy houses several art col-lections, including a Member Gallery.

This rotating exhibit of artwork created by AAPmembers features original photographs, paintings,drawings and other art. The member whose workopened the gallery about one year ago is James R.Little, M.D., FAAP, of Jackson, Wyoming. Thegallery contains Dr. Little's portraits of people inMontana, Nicaragua, Texas, India, Nepal andPeru.

AAP members are now invited to submitartwork for display in future Member Galleryexhibits.

To submit your work, send slides of your worktO: Michael Burke, AAP Division of MemberCommunications, P.O. Box 927, 141 NorthwestPoint Blvd., Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927;(800) 433-9016, ext. 7871.

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