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Corresponding FellowMaria L. Almeda Cruz, MD91 Jose Abad Santos St.Heroes' HillsPhilippines

Medical MissionaryMichael J. Blyth, MDC/O ECWA/SIM,PMB-2009Jos, Plateau StateNigeria

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.

Senci any comments on the following list ofnow applicants to your district chairman by December 15.

Dear Academy Follow:In order to fhnm the adrnission requirements of AAP Bylaws, you are requested to:Carefully review the following list of new applicants forAcademy membership. Relay your reactions directly

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

IllinoisSteven R. Bowers, MDSouthern Illinois Universit,ySchool of Med., Dept. of PedsP.O. Box 19230Springfield, IL 62794-9230

Bettina Cuneo, MD707 N. KenilworthOak Park, IL 60302

Eileen Rodriguez Hsu, MD1502 W. Harrison StreetApt. 2BChicago, IL 60607

Anthony A. Perszyk, MD1812 Harlem Blvd.Rockford, IL 61103-6344

Specialty FellowMichele Joan Kopach, MDRadiology1580 Shag Bark LaneNorthbrook, IL 60062

KansasSteve Joseph Haug, MD223 Fordham Rd.Manhattan, KS 66502-3033

ManitobaLawrence Glen Leibert, MD8 Cambie RdWinnipeg, MB R2C 4M7Canada

MinnesotaBarbara J. Hansen, MD12578 Parkwood Dr.Burnsville, MN 55337

MissouriCarol Jean Soucie, MD3038 BrentmoorArnold, MO 63010-377

Jeanne M. Trimmer, MDCentral Pediatrics8515 Delmar Blvd.S'uite 217St. Louis, MO 63124

NebraskaCorwpcionCafonKaAshley, MD5908 South 142nd StreetOmaha, NE 68137

WisconsinGary A. Cohen, MD8200 N. Teutunia Ave.Milwaukee, WI 53209

Patricia Vrabec Staats, MD6325 Jacobs WayMadison, WI 53711

AlaioamaPatricia A. Kendrick-Miller, MDPO Box 2460Selma, AL 36701

ArkansasDebra Dunn Becton, MDArkansas Children's Hospital800 MarshallLittle Rock, AR 72202-3591

Judy Mathews Michaels, MD22 Michaels DriveConway, AR 72032

Giuseppe Dellorusso, MD304 Bayard StreetOceanside, NY 11530

Gary Noel Mc Abee, DODept. of NeurologyNassau County Med. Ctr.2201 Hempstead TurnpikeEast Meadow, NY 11554

NowYork3Heyung Ko, MD84 Veltri Lane, 2nd FloorYonkers, NY 10704-2166

Teresa Marie Lemma, MD39 Rokeby Pic.Staten Island, NY 10310

Tony Kriseman, MD880 Sixth Street, SouthSuite 390St. Petersburg, FL 33701

Marcia Ritchie Malcolm, MD14600 NE 5th CourtN Miami, FL 33161

Alberto Rene Tano, MD7810 SW 82nd StreetMiami, FL 33143

GeorgiaLise Marie Christensen, MD4205 Knollcrest CircleMartinez, GA 30907

Lori Beth Spitzer, MDWestpark Professional Bldg.880 Crestmark DrSuite 100Lithia Springs, GA 30057

KVentuckySharon Fowler, MD6229 Tanager Dr.Apt. 220Burlington, KY 41005-9205

Martha Denise Miller, MD10603 Ledbury CourtLouisville, KY 40243

North CarolinaWilliam Merrill Comisky, MD5630 Riviere DriveCharlotte, NC 28211

TonneamPhilip Clyde Bagnell, MD901 Morningside DriveJohnson City, TN 37604

VirginiaWilliam Everett Boyd, Jr, MD848 Palace Blvd.Clifton Forge, VA 24422-1721

Paula N. Fergusson, MD10007 Carpers Farm CtVienna, VA 22182

William J. Hoeger, MD1249 Nova DriveWaynesboro, VA 22980-3428

Jun Hee Kang, MD814 Carrie Ct.Mc Lean, VA 22101-1507

Florence Hart Mogen, MD202 8th StreetRadford, VA 24141

IndianaLuis A. Santos-Cruz, MD8751 Jaffa Court East DriveApt. #38Indianapolis, IN 46260

Steve Simpson, MD6730 Hickory St.Gary, IN 46403-2084

MWichiganAmy Catherine Kowalski, MD5890 Oak Creek LaneBrighton, Ml 48116

Robert E. Rensch, MD8187 Glenwynd Dr.Kalamazoo, Ml 49009-9680

Reina O. Salazar, MD20136 Mack Ave.Grosse Pointe Woods, Ml 48236

OhioJames Michael Komer, MD10 South HighviewMiddletown, OH 45044

Barbara Helen Volk, MD1225 South Main StreetSuite FNorth Canton, OH 44720-4247

Donald John Waldowski, MD967 Bellefontaine AvenueLima, OH 45804

OntarioPhilsamma George Padamadan,MD3 Scarfe GardensBrantford, ON N3T 6B2Canada

LouisianaRobert Langford Pierce, MD4713 Cleary AveMetairie, LA 70002

Dawn M. Sokol, MDDept. of PediatricsTulane School of Medicine1430 Tulane Ave.New Orleans, LA 70112

TexasSusan Donna Jeiven, MD2120 El Paseo #616Houston, TX 77054-3229

Antonio Santiago, MD8708 Savannah AveLubbock, TX 79424

Nancy Kaye Thompson, MD9114 Riddlewood LaneHouston, TX 77025

Specialty FelloNewton Oran Duncan, III, MDOtolaryngologyPediatric Otolaryngology1102 Bates, CCC-340Houston, TX 77030

Valerie Lynn KriegerJahan, MD1295 E. Hillsdale Blvd.Foster City, CA 94404-1214

Katherine Kiyomi Perez, MD2211 Isle Royale LaneDavis, CA 95616

California 2Sumit Johl, MD11704 Hunnewell Ave.Lake View Terrace, CA91342-6000

Bharati R. Shah, MD4580 California AvenueBakersfield, CA 93309

Connie S. Shih, MD11544 South St.-Ste. 59Cerritos, CA 90701

Molly Froelich Smith, MD1830 Kelton Ave., #1Los Angeles, CA 90025

California 3Gordon Luk, MD4788 Keswick CourtSan Diego, CA 92130

Abraham Rothman, MD225 Dickinson StreetMail Code 8445San Diego, CA 92103 845

California 4David Michael Miller, MD23321 El Toro RoadSuites F/GIHLake Forest, CA 92630

District IGilbert L. FuldKeene Clinic590 Court StreetKeene, NH 03431

ConnecticutBrenda Kinsella Balch, MD53-C Granite StreetNew London, CT 06320

District of ColumbiaScott David Berns, MD3615 38th St., NW., #401Washington, DC 20016

DelawareMagdy William Attia, MDEmergency ServicesA.l.duPont Institute1600 Rockland RdWilmington, DE 19899

MarylandF. Xavier Castellanos, MD6528 Lone Oak DriveBethesda, MD 20817-1ff70

Cheruvari Sushil Chander, MD6878 Caravan CourtColumbia, MD 21044

Grazia Kostelec Matesic, MD500 N. Rolling RoadCatonsville, MD 21228

Now JeraWSebika Basu, MD1421 Masoma RoadN Brunswick, NJ 08902

Frank Joseph Cunningham, MD233 Hillside AvenueSpringfield, NJ 07081-1818

Mark Mintz, MDChildrens Hosp of New Jersey15 S 9th StreetNewark, NJ 07107

Specialty FellowMing-liang Lee, MDGeneticsDivPedsMed Genetics/MEB312UMDNJ-R Wood Johnson MedSch1 Robert Wood Johnson PINew Brunswick, NJ 08903

PennsylvaniaLouis W. Hansrote, MD401 N. 17th St., #202Allentown, PA 18104

Joanne Cullinane Porter, MD6119 Wayne Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19144-6103

Philip T. Siu, MD2705 DeKalb PikeSuite 205Norristown, PA 19401-1852

FloridaNilgun Ayse Antmen, MD5717 Five Flags Blvd.Apt. 2021Orlando, FL 32822-2560

Miguel Ramon Calzadilla, MD5881 SW hth StreetPlantation, FL 33317

Dawn Marie Grinenko, MD5802 SW 36th WayGainesville, FL 32608

ArizonaWendy Jeanne Barton, MD14216 N. 30th Pi.Phoenix, AZ 85032-5043

Uniformed Services EastDavid Michael Norris, MD1515 Hampton Blvd.Norfolk, VA 23517

Katherine E. von Schlippe, MD34th.General HospitalPeds. ClinicAPO, AE 09178

Specialty FellowJohn Howard Nowlin, MDOtolaryngology1429 Woodman AvenueSilver Spring, MD 20902

MassachusettsSarah Andrew, MD35 Perry StreetSomerville, MA 02143

Pamela Muilenburg Dietz, MD33 W. Parish DriveAndover, MA 01810

Nancy E. Falciano, MDTri River Health CenterEast Hartford AvenueUxbridge, MA 01569

Susan Diane Flynn Izatt, MD21 Dover StreetCambridge, MA 02140

Carolyn Sue Moneymaker, MDNorth Shore Comm. Heafth Ctr.150 Main StreetPeabody, MA 01960

VermontKathleen Ann Geagan, MDMt Ascutney HospitalWindsor, VT 05089

Joseph Gregory Bonanno, MD4701 West Indian School RoadPhoenix, AZ 85031

Scott Alan Hamstra, MDP O Box 860Whiteriver, AZ 85941-060

ColoradoPaula Hirsh Koeller, MD372 Elm StreetDenver, CO 80220

Now MexicoDawn Maree Huff, MDGallup Indian Med. Ctr.Dept. of PediatricsP.O. Box 1337Gallup, NM 87305-1337

OregonFrederick Peter Boehm, MD2200 Professional Ct.Bend, OR 97701

Josie Marie Fitzsimons, MD85 WilmingtonBend, OR 97701WashingtonFrederick Alan Connell, MDDept. of Health ServicesSC-37Seattle, WA 98195

Nancy Orcutt Thordarson, MD1400 116th Avenue NEBellevue, WA 98004

Uniformed Services WestScott Brian Bomgaars, MD530 E. 17th, NorthMountain Home AFB, ID 83647

LT. Douglas N. Carbine, MDPSC 475, Box 1612FPO, AP 96350-1620

Callfornla 1N. Keith Ashburn, MD247 Noe StreetSan Francisco, CA 94114

District IIDavid AnnunziatoDirector, Pediatric EducationNassau County Medical Center2201 Hempstead TurnpikeEast Meadow, NY 11554

District IIIAnthony P. DeSpiritoChairman, Department

of Medical EducationJersey Shore Medical Center1945 Route 33Neptune, NJ 07754

District IVJoseph R. ZangaChildren's Medical CenterBox 514Richmond, VA 23298

District VRobert E. Hannemann, MD2600 GreenbushLafayette, IN 47904

District VIThomas F. Tonniges2115 North KansasHastings, NE 68901-2615

District VllCarden JohnstonChildren's Hospital of Alabama1600 7th Avenue, SouthBirmingham, AL 35233-1711

District VlillGeorge D. Comerci9121 E. Tanque Verde RoadSuite 105-321Tucson, AZ 85749

District IXLeonard Kutnik, MD4690 Genesee AvenueSan Diego, CA 92117

Now Nbrk 1Marta Agnes Szoke, MD11 Beal StreetPotsdam, NY 13676

David Martin Tinkelman, MD6 Sweden LaneBrockport, NY 14420

Theresa Tracy-Johnson, MDNorthwest Buffalo CommunityHealth Care Center155 Lawn Ave.Buffalo, NY 14207

Now Nbrk 2Jocelyn Baral-Balagot, MD78 Spring CourtMuttontown, NY 11791

Nissim M. Bassoul, MD916AvenueO0Brooklyn, NY 11230-6509

David Ingook Chung, MD37-28 Parsons Blvd.Flushing, NY 11354

Nola Jean Attaway, MD3322 El Pinole WayFairfield, CA 94533-7208

,Amierican A~cademy of Pediatrics

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Sixth BiennialPedi'atric Sympos'ium

Sixth Biennial Pediatn'c Symposium for practic-ing pediatricians, family practitioners, and nurseswill be held at Children's Hospital Medical Center,Apnil 16 & 17, 1993. For more 'infornation, writeor call: Mary Jane Tucker, CHMC, 240 BethesdaAvenue, C'incinnati, Ohio 45229-2899.

(513) 559-6732.

FREE, PERSONALIZEDPATIENT INSTRUCTIONSHEETS to use in your offioepractice. Duplicate as manycopies as you like. Super prac-tice booster. Pay only $5.00shipping per package of 10 dif-ferent sheets. Credit card only.Satisfaction guaranteed. Sendletterhead or Rx Blank andVisa/MasterCard numbers to:Dr. Keith Clayton, 2796Arapahoe Lane, Provo, UT84604. $10 foreign postage

Pediatric Residencye, SouthernCalifomia: PGY-2 and PGY-3 posi-bions open at Children's Hospital ofOrange County. New, 192-bedchildrens hospital. Subsidized hous-ing. Experienced faculty. Contact:David J. Lang, M.D. at (714) 532-8430.

Advertise with AAPNews

For subscription and clas-sified ad information, contactPamela Malik, (800) 433-90161, ext. 7667.

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Office Pediatrics for the '90s. Spon-sored by Department of Pediatrics,Dartmouthi Medical School and NewHampshire AAP Chapter, February 9-12, 1993, Waterville Valley, NewHampshire. For further details, con-tact: Deborah W. Holmes, AssociateDirector of Continuing Education, Of-fice of Conbinuing Education in theHealt Schiences, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, OneMedical Center Drive, Lebanon, NH03756; (603) 650-1528.

Pediatric Update 1993, sponsored byPhoenix Children's Hospital andMaricopa Medical Center, will be heldFebruary 22-25, 1993 in Scottsdale,AZ. Forfurther details, contact: JoAnnCunningham, 909 E. Brill Street,Phoenix, AZ 85006; (602) 239-5783.

Current Concepts in PediatricMedicine 1993, February 26-28, 1993,San Diego, GA. Sponsored byChildren's Hospital and Health Cen-ter. For further details, contact:Confinuing Medical Education, 8001Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123;(619) 576-4072.

ACQIP Exercise I:Vaccine Storage

ACQIP, the American Academy of Pediatricsnew Ambulatory Care Quality Improvement Pro-gram, launched its first exercilse in September to2,000pediatricians. Pilottestedfortwo years in 170pedilatricians' offices in tree states, ACQIP 'ismodeled after the continuous quality improvement(CQI) concept thiat has been 'implemented success-fully in HMOs, hospitals, and physician's offices.ACQIP appl'ies thie CQI concept to pediatnicians'offices. The program is designed to assistpediatrician subscn'bers in evaluating theirpracticesby comparingthemselves withtleirpeers nationallyand in similar practices at the state level.

Each quarter, particilpating pediatricians are sentan exercise to be completed by the physician orhis/her staff. Exercises are retumed confidentiallyto the Academy so thiat individuals and summarygroup informnation can be generated for participants.Charts and graphs and a brief written report on thevariation in responses are provided, along with a setof"QualityPointers" addressingtheareaofpracticedealt within the exericse and extra resources. TheAcademy's Committee onPractice and AmbulatoryMedicine (COPAM), Don Berw'ick, M.D., FAAP,andRichard Saphir, M.D.,FAAP, serve asACQIP'sexpert educational and technsical committee.

This year's thieme is immunizations. The firstexercise is vaccine storage, followed by immuniza-tion medical recordkeeping, and patient satisfac-tion.

Anyone wishing further infonnation on ACQIPcancontactRobertH. Sebring, PhD, attheAcademy(708/98 1-6784).

When you need to contact pediatricians, contact AAP NEWS. Eachmonth, more than 46,000 pediatricians, third-year pediatric residents andother subscribers turn to AAP NEWS for child health information they cannotget elsewhere. With a classified ad, you can speak directly to those readers.

Rates: The one-time cost for placing a classified ad is $110 for 30 orfewer words and $1.50 for each additional word. A $20 discount per monthis allowed for ads that are published in three or more consecutive iSSUeS.Ads may be boxed for a one-time cost of $75.

1993 Rates

Beginning with the January 1993 issue ofAAP News, the one-timecost of placing a classified advertisementwill be $120 for 30 or fewerwords and $1.50 for each additional word thereafter. Discounts willsti apply for ads published in three or more consecutive issues.Special service rates include: Blind Box Service - $25 each time;Boxed Ad - $80 one-time. Contact AAP News for 1993 displayclassified ad rates or if you'd like to secure 1993 advertising at 1992rates; (800) 433-9016, ext. 7667.

Classifications: Classified ads are accepted under Business Services,General Announcements, Medical Meetings, Physicians Wanted, PositionsWanted, Practices Available, Publications, Real Estate, and Residen-cies/Fellowships Available.

Display Classified Ads: Display classified ads are accepted underGeneral Announcements, Medical Meetings, Physicians Wanted, PosibonsWanted, Pracfices Available and Residencies/Fellowships. Contact AAPNEWS for display classified ad sizes and rates.

Blind Box Returns: Available for a $20 service charge per ad insertion.To reply to a box number, send your response to: Box Number, AAP NEWS,Classified Ads, P.O. Box 927, Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927.

For more information, contact: Classified Ads, AAP NEWS, 141NorthwestPointBlvd., P.O. Box927, ElkGroveVillage, IL60009-0927; (800)433-9016, ext. 7667.

Advertising policy: Although theAcademy believes these classified adsare from reputable sources, the Academy does not investigate the offersmade and assumes no responsibility concerning them.

Frequently, it is necessary to modify the wording of classified ads. Theseschanges are generally made in compliance with the regulations of variousfederal and/or state oommissions against discrimination or because theymight be interpreted as being unlawful or in conflict with professional stand-ards of medical practice.

COMMUNITY HEALTH FELLOW-SHIP - One-year fellowship programto develop executive and clinical direc-tors for community and migrant healthcenters' (begins July, 1993). Stipend$35,000 - $50,000. Minorities andwomen encouraged to apply. Requestapplicabons from: Darryl Leong,M.D., M.P.H., MATCH Program, Na-tional Association of CommunityHealth Centers, 1330 New HampshireAvenue, N.W., Washington, DC20036.

January 26-30, 1993. Five intensivedays of lectures, workshops, debates,open forums, task force meetings andother special educational activitieswith national and intemational leadersin the field of Child Protection. APSACand CAPSAC Annual Meetings,APSAC Insbitutes. Approved for 28CME credits. For registration informa-tion, please contact Robbie Webb,Center For Child Protection,Children's Hospital at (619) 495-4940.

ADOLESCENT MEDICINE SEMINAR (Fourth Annual Uoyd Noland),Walt Disney World, Florida, February3-6, 1993. Faculty: Drs. Blum, Kulig,Nussbaum, Schonberg, andStrassberg. Call/write for completebrochure: DepartmenV/MedicalEducation, Lloyd Noland Hospital,P.O. Box 538, Fairfield, AL 35064;(205) 783-5276.

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joined together to recruit an individual to direct the Pediatric IntensiveCare Units of both hospitals.

This is an exceptional opportunity offering the combinafion of a privateand academic practice, support from two quality hospitals with dynamicpediatric programs as well as a leadership role withi the opportunity forprogram expansion and enhancement.

We seek an individual withi interest and expertise in pediatric critical care,preferably with a second pediatric subspecialty interest. Board certifica-fion in a critical care related subspecialty is desired, but not required.

South Bend, located in north central Indiana is an ideal city to call homewith its beautiful residential areas, solid economic base, and four univer-sities/colleges including the University of Notre Dame. Numerouscultural and recreafional opportunities available year-round includingsymphony orchestra, museums and winning minor league baseball team.Close proximity to Lake Michigan and downtown Chicago.

For interest, please send currnculum vitae or call:

Michael Skehan219-237-7639 (Days),* 219-271-8869 (Evenings)

Saint Joseph's Medical Center/Memorial HospitalSearch Committee

801 East LaSalle, South Bend, Indiana 46634Equal Opportunity Employer

GROWTH. HORMONE II:BASIC AND CLINICALASPECTS. Tarpon Springs,Florida, December 3-6, 1992.This meeting will discuss GHRHregulation, GH releasing pep-fides, binding proteins, immunefunction, and GH pathology.Speakers: Bercu, Blalock,Bowers, Brazeau, Chihara,Clark, Coy, Fabris, Kelley,Kraicer, Marcus, Melmed,Preece, Ramirez, Reisine,Robinson, Rosenfeld, Rudman,Vance, Underwood, Walker,and Wells. Contact: SeronoSymposia, USA, 100 LongwaterCircle, Norwell, MA 02061.Telephone: (617) 982-9000 or(800) 283-8088. FAX: (617)982-9481

_ s_ - _mm_ __ S_~~~~~~~Eleventh Annual Binational PediatricConference, will be hold December5, 1992, in San Diego, Califomia.Sponsored by Children's Hospital &Health Center. For more details, con-tact: Continuing Medical Education,8001 Frost Street, San Diego, CA92123; (619) 576-4072.

The San Diego Conference onResponcing to Child Maltreatment,Hyatt Regency Hotel, San Diego, CA,

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Chairmia, ueparent of PediatricsL,ovelace Medical Center

Albuquerque,NMApplicants should be Board Certified and havemanagement experience and/or training in administra-tive medicine. Responsibilities include directing thedelivery of primary care to pediatric patients andcoordinating the activities of the department withinthe context of a group practice of over 300 physiciansin Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces, NM.Lovelace is a large integrated, mukispecialty grouppractice, serving a wide socioeconomic spectrum ofboth prepaid and fee-for-service patients.Interested applicants should submit aCV to JerotneBurstein, MD, Chair, Pediatric Search Committee,Lovelace Medical Center, 5400 Gibso Blvd., SE,Albuquerque,NM87108. EOE.

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Alabama: BC/BE Pedatriciansought for innovative OB-GYNand pediatnc program being es-tablished by progressivehospital in Eastem Alabama.Enjoy the advantages of privatepractice without the administra-fiVe and financial burdens. Weoffer an attractive, metropolitanarea of 245,000 population;remuneration package in ex-cess of $120,000 withincentives; coverage for vaca-bions, etc., guaranteed, and fulloffice support, including person-nel, equipment- and practice-management. For further infor-mation, please send curriculumvitae to: Peter Mamunes, M.D.,Pediatric Consultants, Inc.,6550 N. Federal Highway, Suite210, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308;(800) 553-8899.

ADIRONDACKS - Real primary carein a small, friendly, college town. Ourgroup cross covers with other BOpediatricians in area. Local Level Ihospital, Level III nearby. Write: Char-les Richman, M.D., and LauraLeCours, M.D., 221 Lake Avenue,Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.

Albuquerque, New Mexico: LovelaceMedical Center has a group practicewhich provides a stable, innovativeenvironment where everyone is en-couraged to participate and excel. Ifyou are an experienced pediatricianseeling a change of pace, look intothe opportunities at Lovelace.Qualified candidates must be BoardCertified or Board Eligible. Pleasesend your CV to: Lovelace MedicalCenter, 5400 Gibson Blvd., SE, Al-buquerque, NM 87108, Attn:Administration. For more informabon,call Duane Russell at (800) 877-7526,ext. 7448. EOE/MA M/F/HN ADA

ANCHORAGE: Full-bime, BC/BEPediatrician and/or locum tenens tojoin innovative practice of fivepediatricians, two nurse practiboners,learning and behavior disorder M.D.,educational psychologist, and educa-tional specialist. Progressive,outdoor-oriented university com-munity of 225,000and growing. Salaryprogressing to partnership. Contact:Thad Woodard, M.D. 1200 AirportHeights Drive, Suite 140, Anchorage,AK 99508; (907) 264-1800.

BC/BE Pediatrician with commitmentto caring for the underserved to join3 FP's, 1 IM, I OBand 1 PA in com-munity health center in Grandview,Washington. Wlill provide consuitationand management call only, no firstcall. Rural setting with diverse culturalinfluences and abundant recreationalopportunities. Competitive salary,professional liability, excellent benefitpackage, including vacation up to 32daystyear. Contact: Ann Garza or JeriWeeks at (509) 865-5898.

BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN UTAHCOUNTY, UTAH: BC/BE Pediatricianneeded to serve needs of residentsof Payson, Santaquin, and SpanishFort, with a patient base of 60,000.Mountainview Hospital, 118-bed,state-of-the-art, acute care hospital,will provide attracbve income guaran-tee. The hospital has new pediatricsunit, Level II nursery, and is located20 minutes from Provo/Orem --

reoently named "most livable" CitiQSin the country. Nestled at base ofWasatch Range of Rocky Mountains,Utah County provides a tremendousvariety of activities: world-class skiing,fishing, water sports, shopping, arts,and education. Terrific place to- raisea family. Reply to: Cliff Orme,Physician Relations, 390 S. Main,Suite 200, Bountiful, UT 84010; (800)285-1085.

BE/BC Pediatrician with commitmentto canng for the underserved needed

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PEITRCAFLORIDA

Be a part of a rapidly expanding networkof rural pediatric clinics designed to im-prove access to quality-pediatric care forchildren living in small rural Florida towns.Work with a pediatric nurse practitioner ina modern computerized office with tele-communication capabilities, very competi-tive salary and fringes. Contact Pren'tiss E.Findlay, M.D., F.A.A.P., 807 Nira Street,Jacksonville, FL 32207 or call 904-390-3687.

Equal Opp'ortunityAffirmative Action Employer

sultants. Technical facilities, salary,and fringe benefits are excellent. Theappointrnentwill be at the rank of Clini-cal AssistantlClinical AssociateProfessor. Minimum qualifications in-clude a Ph.D. degree in Education,Psychology, Health Administration, ora related field, at least ten years ofteaching, research, and involvementin crirect student services, and a strongbackground in administration and su-pervision. Additional desirablequalifications include grantwribing ex-perience, govemment relationsexperience, and community involve-ment. Application recruiting deadlineis November 30, 1992. Send CV to:Thomas Chiu, M.D., Department ofPediatrics, 655W. Eighth Street, Jack-sonville, FL 32209. AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employer.

Hawaii: Seeking BC/BE pediatric pul-monologist, preferably with criticalcare experience, to coordinate anddirect pediatric pulmonology care toa pediatric health plan memberpopulation of 52,000. Join 25 generalpediatricians and 3 neonatologistspracbocing within Hawaii's largest andoldest HMO, the Kaiser PermanenteProgram. We offer competitive salaryand excellent benefits. Please, sendCV to: Physician Recruitment Office,Hawaii Permanente Medical Group,Inc., 3288 Moanalua Road, Honolulu,Hi 96819 or FAX (808) 834-3994.(Equal Opportunity Employer)

Los Angeles: CIGNA Healthplans ofCA has pracbcoe opportunities forpediatricians available at severalHealth Care Centers throughout LosAngeles. We are a quality and ser-vice-oriented healthplan whoseprincipal commitment is to ourmembers' well-being. Our focus-centers on the strong relabionship be-tween patient and primary carephysician. You will experience thesatisfaction of caring for and manag-ing your personal panel of patients.Enjoy the advantages of pracbocingwith an established, multispecialtygroup in a sophisticated, metropolitanenvironment. Generous financialpackage includes malpractice, CME,bonus and all overhead. Call (800)468-9013 or send CV to: ProfessionalRecruitment Dept., CIGNAHealthplans of CA, 505 N. BrandBlvd., Suite 400-14, Glendale, CA91203 EOE.

MICHIGAN: Opportunity in growingcommunity near Ann Arbor for BC/BEPediatrician. To join one part-time andtwo full-time pediatricians with affilia-tions at University of Michigan - C.S.Mott Children's Hospital, CatherineMcAuley Health Center (Level II nurs-

averages once per week. Reply withletter of interest and CV to: RoyFazendeiro, M.D., Pediatric As-sociates of New Bedford, Inc., 225Field Street, New Bedford, MA 02740.

Pediatrician: Excellent opportunity tojoin a thriving pediatric practice lo-cated in an attractive, New Englandcoastal community. The newpediatrician will join a well-regardedsolo practitioner who also serves asthe Chief of fPediatrics for a 420-bedcommunity teaching hospital. Thishospital's pediatric service includesover 40 pediatricians with all majorsub-specialties represented. Thehospital also supports an affiliatedpediatric residency program. Excel-lent demographics and closeproximity to a prominent metropolitanarea. For more information, contact:Jeanne Dowrick, Fulton, Longshoreand Associates, 527 Plymouth Road,Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462. Phone(800) 346-8397 or FAX (215) 834-6785.

Pediatrician to join threepediatricians in unique group practicein South Central Alabama. Foundationwith $16 million assets allows treat-ment of all children (universal access)in modem facility. Quiet, safe com-munity with easy access to theatre,Gulf beaches, college life and outdooractivities. Salary guarantee withbonus incentive and excellent fringebenefits. All practice related expensespaid. On-site, subspecialist consult-ations. Experienced managementteam, open to your input, to handlepersonnel and business matters. Con-tact: Thomas C. Nolan, M.D. or JohnA. Little, M.P.H., P.O. Box 928, Troy,AL 36081 or call (205) 566-7600.

PEDIATRICIANS: Board-Certified,Board-Eligible, third-year residentswith IL license, to share coverage asin-house pediatrics consultnts inseveral Chicago south and westemsuburbs. Excellent salary and flexiblehours. For more information, call (708)355-8828.

PENNSYLVANIA: Well-established,busy, five-pediatrician practice seeksBC/BE Pediatrician. Salary with incen-five bonus leading to full partnership.Two community hospitals with Level11 nurseries. Contact: Ralph Kaiser,M.D., 777 Rural Avenue, SeventhFloor Suite, Williamsport, PA 17701;(717) 326-3348.

Princeton, New Jersey: BC/BEPediatrician to join established grouppractice. Excellent benefits andguaranteed salary. Send C.V. or con-tact: Gerald M. Raymond, M.D., 1 1N. Harrison Street, Princeton, NJ08540; (609) 924-5510.S;AN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: Pediatricassociates seek BC/BE physician forgeneral pediatrics/neonatology. Con-tact: Georges Argoud, M.D., 480Fourth Avenue, Suite 306, ChulaV/ista, CA 91910; (619) 426-7910 orfax at (619) 426-2337.

Savannah, Georgia: Generalpediatrician wanted to ioin four-mem-ber group. Growing practoes includea satellite office. Guaranteed salary,productivity incenbive and early buy-inoffered. Personal and professional lifein Savannah can be very rewardring.Contact William Hutcheson, M.D. at(912) 354-5814.

Sixth pediatrician wanted to join 50-physician, multispecialty grouppractice. Small, progressive com-munity near lakes and mountains, withfine selection of cultural and recrea-tional activities. Contact: Arthur W.Simington, M.D., Keene Clinic, Inc.,590 Court Street, Keene, NH 03431.

Two pediatricians, BC/BE, in growingpractice. Salary leading to partner-ship. Part-time a possibility. Locatedin growing community near Colum-bus. Reply to: Nick Alain, M.D., 498-London Avenue, Marysville, OH43040; (800) 686-4677.

URGENT CARE PEDIATRICS M.D.opening available to work 3/4 bime

to join 3 pediatricians, I MED/PED,3 OB's, 3 FP,s and 3 IM's at com-munity health center in Toppenish,Washington. Rural seffing withdiverse cultural influences and abun-dant recreational opportunities.Competidve salary with immediateloan re'payment program. Profes-sional liability, excellent benefitpackage, including vacation up to 32daystyear. Contact: Ann Garza or JeriWeeks at (509) 865-5898.

Boulder, Colorado: BC/BEPediatrician to join growing pediatricpractice. Beautiful Rocky Mountaincommunity. FTIPT, terms negotiable.Contact: Wendy Zerin, M.D., 1290 Un-den Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304;(303) 442-4869.

CAUF:ORNIA: A - -non-profit, out-patient, primary care clinic is lookingfor a full-time pediatrician to help pro-vide care to the area's indigent infantsand children. No call work is required.An interest in "high-risk" newboms isimportant. A generous compensationpackage is available. Centrally lo-cated to the coast, mountains andmajor cities in a beautful part of North-em California. Please send C.V. to:Melicient Whinston, M.D., MedicalDirector, Shasta Primary Care Clinic,2630 Breslauer Way, Redding, CA96001 .

California: 3 Pediatricians/1 PNP of-fice seek full-time pediatriciar. forsummer 1993. Town of 100,000, one-hour north of San Francisco. SendCV to: Pediatrics, 990 SonomaAvenue, #5, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.

California (San Francisco): Multi-specialty, medical group pediatric'ianseeks a BC/BE physician for generalpediatrics in state-of-the-art medicalfacility. Excellentbenefitsand guaran-

teed salary. Opportunity to becomeprofit-sharing partner. Please contact:Neil Goldfinger, M.D., CENTRE FORHEALTH CARE MEDICAL AS-SOCIATES, 17190 Bemardo CenterDrive, San Diego, CA 92128; (619)675-31 00.

Charlotte, NC: Replacing BC/BEPediatrician in busy, 2-person prac-tice. Share call with another 4-personpractice. Advantages of small practicewith limited call. Salary, benefits, buy-in option. Inquire: James Linderman,M.D., P.O. Box 2564, Matthews, NC28106; (704) 847-0572.

Colorado! Greeley...AII-America City:BC/BE Pediatrician to augment 6-member peciatric department with46-physician, multi-specialty group.Competitive salary, lots of fringes.Close to Rocky Mountains, skiing,hunting, and fishing. Send CV to: An-thony G. Fink,M.D., Greeley MedicalClinic, 1900 16th Street, Greeley, CO80631.-

FAIRBANKS, AlASKA: Pediatricianto join newbom through young adultpractice providing consultative, com-prehensive, in-depth care. Small,university city with rivers, lakes andmountains offers diverse cultural,sports, and outdoor activities. Sendletter of interest and CV to: J. AlanMacFarlane, M.D., 1919 Lathrop #19,Fairbanks, AK 99701.

Florida: BC/BE Pediatrician to joinfour pediatricians in growing PalmBeach area. Local PICU, NICU,Pediatric ER. Contact: Moshe Adler,M.D., 1718 North Federal Highway,Lake WVorth, FL 33460; (407) 585-7544.

FLORIDA - The University of FloridaHealth Science Center/Jacksonvilleseeks a full-time faculty position inthe Department of Pediatrics. Dubesand responsibilibes include oversightof the fiscal administration and con-binuity of funding for the FDLRSInterdisciplinary Center, intermedia-ton between the State of FloridaDepartment of Education and theFDLRS Interdisciplinary Center, coor-dination of faculty involvement invarious teaching, research, and ser-vice projects, and supervision of allInterdisciplinary Center staff and con-

ery), and Chelsea CommunityHospital. Financial arrangements, in-cluding excellent benefit package,negotiable. Small-town feeling withthe advantages of multiple culturaland recreational activities nearby.Contact: Mary Westhoff, M.D. at (313)475-9175 or send CV to: ChelseaPediatric Center, P.C., 1513 S. MainStreet, Chelsea, MI 48118.

Minneapolis: BC/BE Pediatricianwanted as associate to join 3pediatricians and 1 nurse practitionerin a Minneapolis suburb. Call orwrite:Staub Pediatric Group, P.A., 500 Os-bome Road N.E., Suite 200, Fridley,MN 55432; (612) 786-8029.

Ohio: Bryan Medical Group, multi-specialty group practice recruitingpediatrician for department of thr-ee.Excellent salary and benefits with in-centive and ownership opportunitiesafter first year. Excellent facilities ad-jacent to community hospital. SendCV to: Darrell Kinnan, 442 W. HighStreet, Bryan, OH 43506orcall collect(419) 633-4016.

PEDIATRIC FACUL1TY - MichiganState University - Kalamazoo CenterFor Medical Studies seeks a facultymember for its pediatric residency pro-gram. The qualified candidate willhave graduated from a nationally-ac-credited medical school, be BC/BE inPediatrics, have demonstrated teach-ing and clinical skills, a'nd acommitment to research activities. Itis highly desirable to have a physicianinterested in Ambulatory Pediatrics,Developmental Pediatrics, chronicdisease, infectious disease or adoles-cent medicine. For additional-nformation, contact: Marci Batsakis,%ahey Associates, Inc., 17W755 But-terfield Road, Oakbrook Terrace, IL60181; (708) 629-6774.

Pediatrician - BC/BE to join a large,suburban, general pediatric group 30-minutes from Philadelphia. Seniorpartner planning to refire. Level IInursery, full-time neonatology.Flexible schedule, full partnership andbenefits after one year. Mail C.V. to:Salem Road Pediatrics, 2006 SalemRoad, Burlington Twp., NJ 08016;(609) 877-1768.

Pediatrician - BC/BE: To join five-person group in a SoutheastemMassachusetts seashore community.Hospital one block from offices offers25 peciatric beds and 2000 deliveriesper year. General financial packageincluding malpractice and incen-tive/productivity bonus system. Allowsadvantages of a private pracbeewithout administrative concems. Call

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Pediatric ScientistDevelopment Program

Special Fellowship ProgramforResidents

Academic Pediatric CareersThe Association of Medical

School Pediatric DepartmentChairmen, Inc. (AMSPDC) invitesapplications for support of basicresearch training for youngpediatricians interested inacademic careers. The PediatricScientist Development Programis funded by a consortium of theNational Institute for Child Healthand Human Development, St.Jude Children's Research Hospi-tal, The March of Dimes BirthDefects Foundation, The CysbcFibrosis Foundation, The WlilliamT. Grant Foundation, TheAmerican Academy of Pediatricsand The Johnson & Johnson In-sdtuhts for Peciatric Service.

Physicians in the second,third, or chief residency years ofpediatric residency training whowish to spend at least two yearsin basic science departrnents ac-quiring strong research skills areencouraged to apply. Cancidateswith Ph.D. degrees do not qualifyfor this program. Applicants mustbe U.S. citizens, permanent resi-dents, of the U.S., or Canadiancitizens. Cancidates must benominated by the chairperson ofthe medcal school pediatricdepartment in which residencytakes place.

Fellows receive a stipend andresearch support for two yearsof full-time research training inoutstanding research environ-ments in any field of pediatricsor developmental medicine.

February 1, 1993 is the ap-plication deadine for researchtraining to begin July 1, 1993. Forapplication forms, information,and direction in selection of atraining site, contact: Monica St.Geme, Administrator, PSDP, Box0922, University of Califom,a,'lSan mrncisco, CA 94143-0922Phone : 415-476-5525

in a busy, outpatient medical facilityin Salt Lake City, Utah. Excellentbenefit-eligible opportunity to worknights and some weekends for FHPHealthcare, a leader in managedhealffh care. BC/BE physicians call(800) 283-8884, 3Xt. 3631, or mailC.V. to: FHP Utel. Professional Staff-ing, 35 W. Broadway, Salt Lake City,UT 84101. EOE.

Vermont: BC/BE Peclatncian to joingroup of five pediatricians. Friendly,beautful New England community'active practice; excellent skiing, hikingand boating. Reply to: Pediatrics As-sociates, 3 Mahoney Avenue,Rutland, VT Z5701.

Virginia: Three-person pediatricgroup seeks BC/BE Pediatridan in-terested in full-time, primary careoriented practice in a growing oom-munity near thie Blue RidgeMountains. Contemporary office,friencly staff, eastaccess to metro-U'Carea. Reply to Box #11023.

WANJTED: PEDIATRICIAN for grow-ing practice in Washington, D.C.suburbs. Starting June 1993.Salary/benefits oompetitive - worlingtoward eventual partnership. SendC.V. to: Box #11012.

WISCONSINJ: 1 30-physician, multi-specialty clinic in the Fox River Valleyof east central Wisconsin has a prac-tice opportunity available for arheumatologist. Excellent compensa-tion ancd benefit package leading toshareholder status after two years.The community offers superioreduca-tion, great recreation and abundantcultural opportunities. For more infor-mation, call or write to: La Salle Clinic,Physician Staffng, P.O. Box 8005,Menasha, WI 54952-8005, or callCoolde at (800) 722-9989. We're look-ing forward to hearing from you.

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AAP PractitonerResearch Award

1993

The Practitioner Research Award was established to providesuitable recognition to a full-time practitioner responsible for a majoradvance in pediatrics.

With this notice we are inviting the nominations of candidatesfor the Practitioner Research Award. We will present this awardat the October 1993 Annual Meeting of the AAP.The Practitioner Research Award provides an honorarium of

$1,500. The award also includes round trip tourist class airfare,two days lodging, plus all actual expenses incidental to attendingthe meeting.

Criteria for receipt of the award are as follows:*The candidate should have spent at least 80% of his/her

time in patient care in a non-academic practice at the timeof research.

*Research must be done in an office setting and priority willbe given to general pediatricians.

*The research initiated and conducted by the awardee musthave been published in peer-reviewed publications.

*The candidate should be a fellow of the Academy and livingwhen selected.

The award is not intended for a group or a practice but for foran individual fellow.

Nominations for the AAP Practitioner Research Award will besolicited up to January 29, 1993. Separate letters should be writtenfor each nomination. The letter should briefly state the 'work for'which the award might be granted and should includethe candidateIscurriculum vitae as well as one copy of at least one but no morethan five different reprints representing the candidate's work. Theemphasis of the award is on quality, not quantity. If a critical paperis in press, a copy of the manuscript should be included. Sponsoringletters are encouraged but not required. These letters should besent to the person making the nomination, who will then forwardthem to this office.

Address all nominations to Donna Worthington, AdministrativeAssistant, Department of Research, American Academy ofPediatrics, 141 Northwest Point Boulevard, Elk Grove Village, Illinois60007, who will in tum submit them to the Council on PediatricResearch Selection Committee.

Please share this announcement with any pediatric departmentheads and other fellows of the Academy who you feel are in agood position to identffy candidates for this award.

Forfurther information contact Donna Worthington at 1-800-433-9016.

1993 AAPNutrition Award

Nominations for the 1993 AAP Nutrition Award are now beingsolicited.

Separate letters should be wrktten for each individual nominated.The letter should contain a description of the nominee's achieve-ments and state clearly the basis forthe recommendation (includingreferences to the literature which describes his/her worl<). It is re-quested that the nominee's bibliography be submitted with thenominating letter, together with copies of available reprints. Letterssupporting the nomination (no- more than five) are to be solicitedand screened by the nominator and forwarded to the attention of:Edgar O. Ledbetter, M.D., Director Department of Maternal, Childand Adolescent Health American Academy of Pediatrics 141Northwest Point Boulevard, PO Box 927, Elk Grove Village, IL60009-0927.

Please note that the deadline for award nominations is December14, 1992..The Academy appreciates your effort to assist in the appropriate

selection of a deserving person for this award.Nutrition Award Stipulations:The Nutrition Award of the American Academy of Pediatrics was

established in 1944. The award is made possible by a grant fromthe Infant Formula Council.

The Nutrition Award provides an honorarium of $3000 to beawarded under the following stipulations:

1I.The award will be madeforoutstanding achievement in researchrelating to the nutrition of infant-s and children.

2.That the award be made for research, which has been com-pleted and publicly reported.

3.That the award be made for research, conducted by residentsof the United States and Canada.

4.That the award be made to one individual or for one project.5.The award is open to all regardless of age. In fact, ft is hoped

that younger persons will be considered for the award. No currentmemberofthe Committeeon Nutrition shall be eligibleforthe award.The Nutrition Award also includes round trip tourist class airfare

as well as two days lodging at S150 per diem for the recipientand another person of hisAher choice to attend the Annual Meetingof the Academy.The selection of the Award recipient is made by the Comm ttee

on Nutrftion ofthe American Academy of Pediatrics, and is presentedat the Annual Meeting of the Academy.

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