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When you need to contact pediatricians, contact AAP NEWS. Eachmonth, more than 46,000 pediatricians, third-year pediatric residentsand other subscribers tum to AAP NEWS for child health informationthey cannot get elsewhere. With a classified ad, you can speak directlyto those readers.Rates: The one-time cost for placing a classified ad is $120 for 30

or fewer words and $1.50 for each additional word. A $20 discountper month is allowed for ads that are published in three or more con-secutive issues. The three issues must be purchased at the same time.Ads may be boxed for a one-bime cost of $80.

Classifications: Classified ads are accepted under Business Services,General Announcements, Medical Meebings, Physicians Wanted, Posi-tions Wanted, Practices Available, Publications, Real Estate, andResidencies/Fellowships Available.Display Classified Ads: Display classified ads are accepted under

General Announcements, Medical Meetings, Physicians Wanted, Posi-tons Wanted, Pracbces Available and Residencies/Fellowships. ContactAAP NEWS for display classified ad sizes and rates.Blind Box Returns: Available for a $25 service charge per ad insertion.

To reply to a box number, send your response to: Box Number, AAPNEWS, Classified Ads, P.O. Box 927, Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927.For more information, contact: Classified Ads, AAP NEWS, 141Northwest Point Blvd., P.O. Box 927, Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927;(800) 433-9016, ext. 7667.

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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 follbwing list of new applicantsto your District Chairperon by February 15.

Dear Academy Fellow:In order to fulfflll the admission 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).

Pamela Marion Heggie, MD76 Bradburn St.Rochester, NY 14619-1906

John William Morris, MD300 Osbourne Rd.Albany, NY 12211

Elizabeth Supra-Johnson, MD99 Alaimo Dr.Rochester, NY 14625-2001

Now York 2Susan Walsh McCarthy, MD2000 N. Village Ave.Suite 103Rockville Centre, NY 11570

Now York 3Sunita Bhattacharya, MDRoosevelt Hosp.Antenucci Bldg., Rm. 520432 W. 58th St.New York, NY 10019

Patricia C. F. Schram, MDc/o Norine Snyder125 Broad StreetNew York, NY 10004

MichiganRoger Abiragi, MD35050 23 Mile Rd.Ste. BNew Baltimore, Ml 48047

Maureen Mc Kenna Anderson,MD7449 Wellbourne Ct.Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48301

Michelle Collins Berry, MD30019 North MeadowridgeFarmington Hills, Ml 483344-843

Michael Joseph Frank, MD35050 23 Mile Rd.Ste. BNew Baltimore, Ml 48047

John Denis Roarty, MD914 Neff St.Grosse Pointe, Ml 48230

CPSIAAP Dual FellowEvan Paul Ralyea, MD678 ColborneLondon, ON N6A 3Z4Canada

Leni V. Reeves, MD1535 PicoClovis, CA 93612

Carol K. Vance, MD3786 N. FirstFresno, CA 93726

California 2Leticia Y. Du, MD29605 Solana Way, #M-6Temecula, CA 92591

Linda Kathleen Lunt Velasquez,MD223 Museum Dr.Los Angeles, CA 90065

District IGilbert L. FuldKeene Clinic590 Court StreetKeene, NH 03431

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

DiJstrict IXLeonard Kutnik, MD4690 Genesee AvenueSan Diego, CA 92117

LouisianaGrace E. Banuchi, MD151 Meadowcrest St.Ste. CGretna, LA 70056

MississippiGeorge William Moll, Jr., MD311 Millcreek Dr.Brandon, MS 39042

TexasJose Luis Enriquez, MD4800 Alberta Ave.El Paso, TX 79905

Jimmy Neal Harris, MD1R.1.#3, Box 95-AStephenville, TX 76401-9689

Darletta J. Kincaid, MD114 Lakeland PlazaLewisville, TX 75067

Jeong Soon Yang-Kim, MD6500 N. Freeway, #116Houston, TX 77076

Specialt FellowMary Lynn Brandt, MDSurgeryTexas Children's Hosp.6621 Fannin, MC 3-2325Houston, TX 77030

Corresponding FellowSouheil Monzer Shabib, MDKing Faisal Specialists Hosp& Research Ctr Dept of PedsP.O. Box 3354Riyadh 11211Saudi Arabia

Corresponding Fe/lowSteven Alan Webber, MDWessex Cardiothoracic CentreSouthampton General HospitalTremona RdSouthampton S09 4XYGreat Britain

FlorfidaPatricia Juarez Blanco, MD3101 W. Jean St.Tampa, FL 33614-4224

Manuel J. Caceres, MD20401 NE 30th Ave. Unit 118North Miami Beach, FL33180-1522

Wendy A. Franklin-Bernard, MD6115 N. Davis Hwy.#39-APensacola, FL 32504-6963

GeorgiaSusan Wheeler Harrell, MD960 Johnson Ferry Rd. NESuite 500Atlanta, GA 30342-1604

Dianne Mattox Parker, MD836 Hickory RidgeAiken, SC 29803

KentuckyKay Lyn Miller, MD8201 Copper Creek DriveLouisville, KY 40222

North CarolinaCatharine Davis Petry, MDCarolina Med Ctr/PediatricsNeonatal DivisionP O Box 32861Charlotte, NC 28232-2861

South CarolinaFrederick William Daniels, MD929 Medical CircleMyrtle Beach, SC 29572

Christine T. Otruba, DO1493 Diamond Blvd.Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464-9466

Carol Cusson Wagner, MDMed. Univ. of S.C.Children's Hosp.171 Ashley Ave.Charleston, SC 29425

TennesseeJulie T. Peek, MD3818 Central AvenueNashville, TN 37205

Suapsan Singhapakdi, MD523 Morrell RoadApt. D-50Knoxville, TN 37919

Uniformedi Services EastM. Blake Caldwell, MD820 Crest Valley Dr.Atlanta, GA 30327

Lee Allan Pyles, MDWest Virginia Univ.Dept. of Pediatrics2306 HSCNMorgantown, WV 26506

J. Thomas Senko, DONaval HospitalPSC 810, Box 19FPO, AE 09619-0700

MassachusettsSigmund Joseph Kharasch, MD18 Vernon St.Newton, MA 02158

Istvan Seri, MD,PhDChildren's HospHunnewell 4300 Longwood Ave.Boston, MA 02115

Pamela M. Wendell, MD16 Beaufort Rd. #4Jamaica Plain, MA 02130-2029

Lisa M. Wong, MD391 Waverley Ave.Newton, MA 02158

Now BrunswickCPSIAAP Dual FellowMary Frances Scully, MDDept. of Peds., Clinic 2St. John Reg. Hosp.PO Box 2100St. John, NB E21- 4L2Canada

IllinoisJanice H. Salem, MD609 W. Strafford PI., #1AChicago, IL 60657-2661

Gulam Mustafa Younossi, MD4180 N. Marine Dr., #912Chicago, IL 60613-2212

Specialty Fe//aowCarl Lewis Backer, MDSurgeryChildren's Memorial Hosp.2300 Children's Plaza, MC 22Chicago, IL 60614

Specialty FellowAseension Margarita Torres, MDSurgery9636 S. Kolmar Ave.Oak Lawn, IL 80453

WisconsinGregory A. Hollman, MD600 Highland Ave.Dept. of Peds.,H41444Madison, WI 53792

District of ColumbiaDragos Gabriel Roman, MD3819 Military Rd., NW, #2Washington, DC 20015-2703

MarylandKathleen J. Knouse, MD5623 Independence CircleAlexandria, VA 22312

Now JerseyJeffrey Richard Boscamp, MD34 Oak StreetTenafly, NJ 07670

Vijayalakshmi Muthuswamy, MD50 N. Franklin TurnpikeHohokus, NJ 07423

Specialty FellowKerry Scott Bergman, MDSurgery120 Summit Ave.Summit, NJ 07901

iPennsylvaniaH. Carol Lebischak, MD110 N. DukeSt.Apt. 404Lancaster, PA 17602-2818

West VirginiaLeon S. Kwei, MD24 Lake Ln.Nitro, WV 25143

ArizonaCleo Katherine Hardin, MD5402 N. Camino RealTucson, AZ 85718

Uniformed Services WestRichard Leo Friederich, MD77 Stallion CircleFairfield, CA 94533

Minyuen Chang, MD11 Keel CourtSacramento, CA 95831

Mitra Choudri, MD108 Sturges Ct.Folsom, CA 95630

Marie Claude David, MD816 Cobble Cove LaneSacramento, CA 95831

Colleen Marie Hallbran, MD795 Prague St.San Francisco, CA 94112

Robert Bentley Nicholson, MD400 29th St.Ste. 505Oakland, CA 94609

Now York IJack Francis Coyne, MD15 Depow AvenueBuffalo, NY 14214

AlabamaMaria Descartes, MD9C07 Valley Ridge Dr.#203Birmingham, AL 35209-1535.

IndianaLee Alan Muskovitz, MD1804 Peachtree DrValparaiso, IN 46383

"Cuffent Concepts in PediatricMedicine 1993,' February 26-28,1993, in San Diego, Califomia.Sponsored by Children's Hospital andHealth Center and California 3 AAPChapter. For further details, contact:Continuing Medical Education, 8001Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123;(619) 576-4072.

March

"Pediatric Emergency Medicine,"March 13-14, 1993, in Albuquerque,NeW Mexico. Sponsored by NewMeXiCO Peciatric Society. For furtherinformation, contact: Steven M.Yabek, M.D., 715 Grand Avenue N.E.,Suite 207, Albuquerque, NM 87102;(505) 848-3700.

Pediatrics Seminar (Sixth AnnualLloyd Noland), Walt Disney World,Florida, March 17-20, 1993. Faculty:Drs. Balistreri, Christophersen, Eigen,

Holzman and Hurwitz. CalVwdrte forcomplete brochure: Medical Educa-tion Departmnent, Uoyd NolandHospital, P.O. Box 538, Fairfield, AL35064; (205) 783-5276.

The 4th Annual Conference on THEPREVENTION OF PREMATURITYAND NEONATAL MORTALITY, issponsored by the University of Califor-nia, San Diego School of Medicine,with an educabonal grant fromHealtdyne, Inc., Department ofProfessional Education, will be heldMarch 18-20, 1993 at the LoewsCoronado Bay Resort in San Diego,Califomia. Conference Chairmen:Thomas Moore, M.D. and John Hud-dleston, M.D. Course Objective: Toexamine the devastating impactwhichprematuriy has on our society andto evaluate clinical and public policysolutions. Forfurtherinformation, con-tact Dr. McEntire at (800) 366-2229or UCSD Office of Continuing Medical

February"Offce Pediatrics for the '90s,"February 9-12, 1993, in WatervilleValley, New Hampshire. Sponsoredby the New Hampshire AAP Chapterand the Department of Pediatrics,Dartmouth Medical School. Forfurtherdetails, contact: Deborah W. Holmes,Associate Director, Office of Continu-ing Education in the Health Sciences,Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center,One Medical Center Drive, Lebanon,NH 03756; (603) 650-1528.

"'Pediatric Update 1993," February22-25, 1993, in Soottsdale, Arizona.Sponsored by Phoenix Children'sHospital and Maricopa Medical Cen-ter. For further information, contact:Jo Ann Cunningham, 909 E. BrillStreet, Phoenix, AZ 85006; (602) 239-5783.

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Excellent opportunity to join es-tablished, rapidly growingpediatric practice of four BCPediatricians. Salary, vacabon,generus benefits leacing toearly partnership. Reply to: Box# 010293 -

AAP Perinatal SectionWorkshop oh Perinatal Challenges

Marriott's Mountain Shadows ResortScottsdale, Arizona

April 2-4, 1993

Topics* The (Nearly) Final report of the Committee on Perinatal

Health * Practice Issues in MFM and NPM (Private &Academic) * Neonatal Care Providers: 1993 * Private andPublic Programs to Improve Pregnancy Outcome * When DoesRegionalization Become an Anti-Tnist Target*CorporateRealities in Pennatal Heafth Care * The Politics of NowOrganizational Political Strategies * Neonatal CPT coding

The 18th Annual Symposium

EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DISEASES IN CHILDRENUpdate 1993

Presented by:Department of Pediatric Otolaryngology Children's Hospital of

Pittsburgh & Departments of Otolaryngology & PediatricsUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

July 30-31, 1993Holiday Inn at University Center

Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaCourse Co-Directors:

Charles D. Bluestone, M.D.Margaret A. Kenna, M.D.

University ofPittsburgh Faculty From:Otolaryngology, Pediatrics, Allergy, Radiology,

Infectious Diseases, Audiology, Communication Disorders,GastroenterologyGuest Faculty:

Patrick E. Brookhouser, M.D. Robert T. Brouillette, M.D.Gerald B. Healy, M.D. Jerry O. Klein, M.D.

Tuftion: $100 for Practicing Physicians

*Category I credits will be awarded*For further information, contact: Department of Pediatric

Otolaryngology, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, 3705 FifthAvenue at DeSoto Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213

(412) 692-8577

BC/BE Pediatrician sought forinnovative OB-GYN andpediatric program being estab-lished by progressive hospital inEastem Alabama. Enjoy the ad-vantages of private practicewithout the administrative andfinancial burdens. We offer anattractive metropolitan area of245,000 population; remunera-tion package in excess of$120,000 withi incenbives;coverage for vacations, etc.,guaranteed; full office support,including personnel, equipmentand practice management. Forfurther information, please sendcurriculum vitae to: PeterMamunes, M.D., Pediatric Con-sultants, Inc., 6550 N. FederalHighway, Suite 210, Ft. Lauder-dale, FL 33308 or call (800)553-8899.

Registration FormA Workshop on Perinatal Strategies

April 2-4, 1993 (noon-noon)

Name, Degee:e:Address:

Excellent practice available in Roseburg, Oregon ddeparture of physician.Join with another busy practitioner to provilde pedisFinan'cial assistance and early partnership option aA great opportunity to work in a progressive medic4,environment and live in a beautiful community.For additional information, please call or send CV t

Dr. Gil Rubin (503) 673272 Medical Loop Rd. .

Roseburg,OR 97470

THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OFPHILADELPHIADEPARTMENT OFEMERGENCY MEDICINE

series of courses on

"EMERGENCY CARE OF THE VERY ILL CHILD"

Breckenridge, Colorado February 6-10, 1993Cancun, Mexico March 13-17, 1993Orlando, Florida April 1-4, 1993

Early Registration Fee $395.00Late Registration Fee $435.00

Disoounts available for residents, nurses, physician assistantsCategory I Credits available

For more information, call: (215) 590-4410

City, State and ZIP:

Phone/FAX::

Hospital Affiliation

[] Please register me for the meeting. Enclosed is my checkfor $175, payable to the American Academy of PediatncsPerinatal Section.

[] Please send me more program details. (A general mailingabout the workshop will follow.)

Return to: Jim Couto, Sections Coordinator, AmenicanAcademy of Pediatfics, PO Box 927, Elk Grove Vilg,IL60009-0927. Formore inforrnation, telephone Joe Butterfield,MD, at 3031861-6609. To register, complete this coupon ortelephone Jim Couto, AAP Division of Sections, at 8001433-9016. To reserve a room, call the Marnott at 6021948-71 1 1.

Edudation at (619) 534-3940. A postconference symposium will be holdon Sunday, ~March 21, on "MaternalDrug Use-. Medical Management offth Mother and Child."

AprilTHIRTEENTH ANNUAL NATIONALPEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASESEMINAR, April 14-18, 1993, HyattRegency Hotel, New Orleans, LA.Sponsored by U. Texas SouthwestemMedical Center, Dallas. ContactMarian Troup, Coordinator at (214)688-8845.

May"Pediatric Update 1993," May 20-23,1993, at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort, Oregon.Sponsored by AAP Oregon Chapter.For further details, contact: DouglasGamet, M.D., 734 S.W. Elm Street,Albany, OR 97321; (503) 926-7718.

SeptemberThe SOC:IETY FOR BEHAVIORALPEDIATRICSwill conduct its I11th An-nual Scientific Meebing on September12-13, 1993 atthe Providence Marricttin Providence, Rhode Island. We in-vite you to submit abstracts ofresearch papers for consideratfon forpresentation at the scienfffic sessions.ABSTRACTS MUST BE RECEIVEDBY MARCH 1, 1993. For further in-formation and abstract forms, pleasecontact Ms. Noreen Spota at (215)248-91 68.

Alabama

or John A. Utde, M.P.H., P.O. Box928, Troy, AL 36081 or call (205) 566-760o.

Alaska

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

Fairbanks: Pediatrician to join new-bom through young adult pracbeeproviding consultabive, comprehen-sive, in-depth care. Small universitycity with rivers, lakes and mountainsoffers diverse cultural, sports, and out-door activities. Send letter of interestand CV to: J. Alan MacFarlane, M.D.,1919 Lathrop #19, Fairbanks, AK99701.

Arizona

San Diego: Pediatric associatesseek BC/BE physician for generalpediatrics. Please contact: GeorgesE. Argoud, M.D., 480 Fourth Avenue,Suite 306, Chula Vista, CA 91910;(619) 426-7910, or FAX (619) 426-2337.

Colorado

Fort Collins: Pediatric practice-sharing.-opportunity. Join six otherpediatricians. 35-40 hourshveek.Competitive salary. Level 2 nurseryskills required. Contact: Jan Paisley,M.D., 1200 E. Elizabeth, Fort Collins,CO 80524; (303) 482-2515 or (303)482-1660 (home).Greeley...All-America City: BC/BEPediatrician to augment 6-member

pediatric department within 46-physician, -multi-specialty group.Competitive salary, lots of fringes.Close to Rocky Mountains, siding,hunting and fishing. Send CV to: An-thony G. Fink, M.D., Greeley MedicalClinic, 1900 16th Street, Greeley, CO80631 .

Florida

Innovative and exciting full-bime posi-tons for BP/BC Pediatricians andNeonatologists in Florida. EMSA-Children's Hospital Services offersoutsthnding employee compensationpackage, including full benefits andprofessional liability insurance for 24-hour, hospital-based position. Flexible

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FacultyWilliam Clewell, MDGlenna Crooks, PhDBernard Feldman, MDThomas Gante, MDLillian Gibbons, PhDJohn Hauth, MDRuby Hearn, PhDJennifer Howse, PhDPatndia Johnson, RN, MS, NNPSteve Lawton, EsqGeorge Little, MD

Betty Lowe, MDLarry McAndrewsGerald Merenstein, MDRichard Molteni, MDJoAnne Nathan, MPHAudrey Nora, MD, MPHLouis Pollack, MD.John Queenan, MDSheila Smythe, MSDavid K. Stevenson, MDI

Huntsville/Madison: Outstandingopportunity for BC/BE Pediatrician tojoin two BC Pediatricians in a thrivingpractice. Diverse pracbice from infa'ntsto adolescents. Offering excellentsalary and benefits with opportunityfor partnership. Every third weekendcall with evenly split weekday call.Half-day off each week. Beautiful areawith excellent schools and manyrecreational opportunities. Send C\/to: Cornerstone Pediatrics, P.C., 540Hughes Road, Suite10, Madison, AL 35758; or call (205)461 -7440.

Pediatrician to join threepediatricians in unique group practicein South Central Alabama. Foundationwith $20 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 pracice-related expen-ses paid. On-site subspecialistconsultations. Experienced manage-ment team, open to your input, tohancle personnel and business mat-ters. Contact: Thomas C. Nolan, M.D.,

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California

3 Pediatridans/1 PNP office seeksfull-bime pediatrician for Summer1993. Town of 100,000, one-hournorth of San Francisco. Send CV to:Pediatrics, 990 Sonoma Avenue #5,Santa Rosa, CA 95404.

Los Angeles: CIGNA Healthplansof CA has practice opportunities forpediatricians available at severalhealth care centers throughout LosAngeles. We are a quality and ser-vice-oriented healthplan whoseprninpal commitment is to ourmembers' well being. Our focusc,enters on the strong relationship be-.tween pabient and primary carephysician. You will experience thesatisfaction of caring for and manag-ing your personal panel of patients.Enjoy the advantages of practicingwith an established, multi-specialtygroup in a sophisficated, metropolitanenvironment. Generous financialpackage includes malpractice, CME,bonus and all overhead. Call (800)468-9013 or send CV to: ProfessionalRecruitment Department, CIGNAHealthplans of CA, 505 N. BrandBlvd., Suite 400-14, Glendale, CA91203. EOE

San Diego: Multi-specialty, medicalgroup pediatrician seeks a BC/BEphysician for general pediatrics instate-of-the-art medical facility. Excel-lent benefits and guaranteed salarv.Opportunity to become profit sharingpartner. Please contact: NeilGoldfinger, M.D., CENTRE FORHEALTH CARE MEDICAL AS-SOCIATES, 17190 Bemardo CenterDrive, San Diego, CA 92128; (619)675-3100.

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Accurate diagnosis of ADHD is often difficult becauseapproximately 80% ofADHD children behave well in the doctor'soffice. For this reason, physicians rely heavily on feedback fromclassroom teachers in diagnosing, medicating, and monitoringchfldren with attention disorders.

ACTeRS is a standardized teacher rating form for grades K-8that objectively measures four separate characteristics: Attention,Hyperactivity, Social Skills, and Oppositional Behavior. Thereliability, validity, and utility of ACTeRS have been repeatedlydemonstrated in published studies and clinical trials throughoutits 20-year research history. Teachers respond to the 24 items thatdescribe classroom behavior. These ratings are summed andtransferred to the Profile Form where norm comparisons are readdirectly.

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scheduling and no addibonal on-callcoverage. Contact: Stephanie Czer-wonka, EMSA-CHS, 1200 S. PineIsland Road, Suite 600, Ft. Lauder-dale, FL 33324-4460, (800) 443-3672,ext. 7326. EEO/AA/M/F.

Southwest Florida Gulf Coastpediatric practice of 3 physicians, fromVanderbilt, San Diego and Boston,needs fourth partner. Growing com-munity, evolvng tertiary care. SendCV to: Fort Myers Pediatrics, 2675Winkler Avenue, Suite 107, FortMyers, FL 33901.

GeorgiaSavannah: General pediatricianwanted to join four-member group.Growing practices include a satelliteoffice, guaranteed salary, produc-tivity incentive and early buy-inoffered. Personal and professional lifein Savannah can be very rewarding.Contact William Hutcheson, M.D. at(912) 354-5814.

Illinois

Pediatricians - Board-Certified,Board-Eligible, third year residentswith IL license, to sh'are coverage asin-house pediatrics consultants inseveral Chicago south and westernsuburbs. Excellent salary and flexiblehours. Formore information, call (708)355-8828.

MlChiganOpportunity in growing communitynear Ann Arbor for BC/BEPediatrician. To join one part-time andtwo full-time pediatrians with affilia-tions at University of Michigan - C.S.Mott Children's Hospital, CatherineMcAuley Heafth Center (Level 11 nurs-ery), and Chelsea CommunityHospital. Financial arrangements, in-clucing excellent ben.efit 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, Ml 48118.

Minnesota

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

Ne%w Jerseyv

Princeton: BC/BE Pediatrician tojoin established group practice. Ex-cellent benefits and guaranteedsalary. Send CV or phone: Gerald M.Raymond, M.D., I11 N. HarrisonStreet, Princeton, NJ 08540; (609)924-5510.

Ohio

Bryan Medical Group, multispecialtygroup practice, recruiting pediatricianfor department of three. Excellentsalary and benefits with incentive andownership opportunities after firstyear. Excellent facilities adjacent tocommunity hospital. Send CV to: Dar-rell Kinnan, 442 W. High Street, Bryan,OH 43506, or call collect at (419) 633-4016.

Utah

Utah County: BC/BE Pedaiatcianneeded to serve needs of residentsof Payson, Santaquin and SpanishFork, with a patient base of 60,000.Mountainview Hospital, II8bed,stateof-the-art, acute care hospital,will provkde attractive income guaran-tee. The hospital has new pediatricsunit, Level 11 nursery, and is located20 minutes from Provo/Orem --

recently named "most livable" citiesin the country. Nestled at base of

Wasatch Range of Rocky Mountains,Utah County provides a tremendousvariety of activities: world-class skiing,fishin'g, water sports, shopping, artsand education. Terrific place to raisea family. Reply to: Cliff Orme,Physician Relations, 390 S. Main,Suite 200, Bountiful, UT 84010; (800)285-1085.

Vermont

BC/BE Pediatridan to join group offive pediatricians. Friendly, beautifulNew England community; active prac-tice; excellent skiing, hiking andboating. Contact: Pediatric As-sociates, 3 Mahoney Avenue,Rutland, Vr 05701.

VirginiaCome join our winning team ofprofessionalsl EMSA-Children'sHospital Services is seeking BC/BPPecdatricians and Neonatologists inVirginia for 24-hour, hospital-basedposition. Flexible scheduling and noadditional on-call coverage. Outstand-ing employee compensation package,including full benefits and professionalliability insurance. Contact: StephanieCzerwonka, EMSA-CHS, 1200 S.Pine Island Road, Suite 600, Ft.Lauderdale, FL 33324-4460; (800)443-3672, ext. 7326. EEO/AA/M/F

N'orthern Virginia: (Washington,D.C. metro area) has a part-time posi-tion open immediately and also afull-time position available in July,1993. BC/BE. Large, growing,- multi-specaiaty group. Contact: F.B.Garner, M.D., Virginia Medical As-sociates, Inc., 5510 Alma Lane,Springfbied, VA 22151; (703) 642-5990.

RICHUIOND - Medical Director ForFamily Health Services -We are seek-ing an incividual with clear leadershipabilities tojoin the Virginia Departmentof Health management team. Thishighly visible position plans, coor-dinates, and directs statewideprograms of Matemal and ChildHealth, Family Planning;r Children'sSpecialty Services, Nutrition, andDental Health. The director providesconsultation and medical direction, aswell as develops administrative publichealth plans and policies. Our can-didate will be a leader withconsiderable background in programdevelopment, administration, withskills in the evaluation of health caredelivery systems, preferably relatedto children. We seek a licensed

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physician in Virginia (or eligible) whois also Board-Certified or approvedfor Board Examinatioin in Pediatrics.Requires excellent written and oralcommunication skills, and the abilityto direct and evaluate subordinatestaff and programs; the ability to com-,municate with government officials,and relate to the general public andthe medical community. Prefer can-didate who is MPH prepared; with abackground in public health, includinggrants projects experience. Womenand minorites are encouraged toapply and become a member of theadministrative team of the VirginiaDepartment of Health. Salary $68,466- $104,537. Apply to #4942. Com-pleted Virginia State Application withreferenced position title and/or num-ber must be received by 5:00 p.m.on January 29, 1993 at the VirginiaDepartment of Health, Division ofEmployment Servces, Main StreetStation, P.O. Box 2448, Richmond,VA 23218. Equal Opportunity/Affirm-ative Action Employer.

Thriving, lifestyle-conscious pediatricgroup seeks full-time pediatrician.Practice first-class medicine with sup-portive partners/hospital in growingVirginia Beach. Single hospital round-ing: pediatric unit, evolving Level IIInursery, excellent emergency room.Established practice. Lacatation con-sultant on offce staff, nearbyChildrens Hospital. Call (804) 491 -

PEDS, or write: D.B. Jones lIII M.D.,Pedatrics At The Beach, 844 FirstColonial Road, Suite 204, Virginia'Beach, VA 23451.

VIRGINIA BEACH: Growingpediatric practice established fiveyears seeking BC/13E, full-timepediatrician. Affliation with Children'sHospital, EVMS, and communityhospitals. Competitive salary andbenefits. Part-time also considered.Excellent location and opportunitylCall (804) 523-4589.

Mount Vernon: BC/BE Pediatricianin the Pacific Northwest. A 2-personpediatric department in a 30-person,mulb-specialty group pracbce seeksa third partner. Rural seffing locatedbetween Seattle and Vancouver,Bribsh Columbia. Compebtive salaryand benefits program, partnership op-portunity within two years. Ifinterested, send CV to: Shane Spray,1400 E. Kincaid, Mount Vemon, WA98273.

Toppenish: BC/BE Pediatrician withcommitment to caring for the under-served needed to join 3 pediatricians,I MED/PED, 3 OB's, 3 FP's and 3IM at communitv health center in Top-penish, Washington. Rural settingwith diverse cultural influences andabundant recreational opportunibes.Competitive salary with immediateloan repayment program. Profes-sional liability, excellent benefitpackage, including vacabon up to 32days/year. Contact Ann Garza or JeriWeeks at (509) 865-5898.

Wisconsin

130-physician, mulb-specialty clinicin the Fox River Valley of East CentralWisconsin has a practice opportunityavailable for a pediatrician. Excellentcompensation and benefit packageleading to shareholder status after twoyears. The community offers superioreducation, great recreation and abun-dant cultural opportunities. For more.nformation, call or write to: La SalleClinic, Physician Staffing, P.O. Box8005, Menasha, WI 54952-8005, orcall Cookie at (800) 722-9989. We'relooldng forward to hearing from you.La Cro"e: Gunderson Clinic isseeldng a pediatric gastroenterologistto work within our 15-memberpediatric department. The clinic is a280-member, multi-specialty group,which is adjacent to Lutheran Hospi-tal-La Crosse, a 402-bed, tertiary carefacility. The successful candidate willprovide services utilizing the GI lab,which was built in 1989. You will belocated in the pediatrics subspecialtysection of the dinic. We anticipate thatat least 50% of the practice wouldbe gastroenterology. You will alsohave the opportunity to work withgeneral peciatrics and gastroenterol-ogy, and to participate in educationand research. The pediatricgastroenterologist will develop his orher practice based on an interest inother areas. To a large degree, can-didates will define the position andthe typical daily schedule. You maysee general pediatric patients and/orbecome involved in the pediatric criti-cal care areas. The pediatricgastroenterologist will be involved in

Proposals forpresentations soughtThe Administration on

Children, Youth and Families,Departmentof Health and HumanServices, in collaboration with theSociety for Research in ChildDevelopment and the NationalCouncil of Jewish Women Centerfor the Child, invites proposals forpresentations of research at the2nd National Head StartResearch Conference, "Trans-lating Research Into Practice:Implications For ServingFamilies With YoungChildren," to be held November4-7, 1993, in Washington, D.C.

Topics may include: familyecology; the family in the com-munity; a systems approach tothe study of child development;conceptual models for the studyof families; normative childdevelopment; family strengthsand adaptive strategies; child andfamily physical and mentalhealth; and integrated multi-generational approaches to earlyintervention.

Abstracts must be postmarkedby January 29, 1993. For sub-mission guidelines andconference details, contact Dr.Faith Parker, Project Director,NCJW Center for the Child, 53West 23rd Street, New York, NY10010; (212) 645-4048.

the general pediatric call schedule orthe high-risk call schedule. For moreinformation, including salary andbenefits, send your CV or call TimSkinner, M.S.Ed., Manager, PhysicianRecruitment, Gundersen Clinic, Ltd.,1836 South Avenue, La Crosse, WI54601; toll-free (800) 362-9567 or callcollect (608) 782-7300, ext. 6673. AnEqual Opportunity Employer.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Pediatrics, isseekidng applicants for a faculty posi-tion in BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS.This appointment will be at a rankappropriate to the candidate's creden-tials for either an Assistant, Associate,or full Professor. This individual willbe involved in clinical, teaching, andresearch components of a programapplying molecular biology to dis-eases of infants and children,preferably emphasizing the use ofgene therapy as a tool to correct orprevent serious disorders with agenetic component of etiology. Re-quires BC/BE in pediatrics andbiochemical genetics with relevanttraining in clinical practice and re-search. Candidate should forward a

Provisional Section of Practice ManagementThe Academy has received a proposal to form a provisionalsection on pracbce management. This provisional sectionwould create an ongoing forum for education, informationand experience sharing all pertinent issues relating to thepractice management concems of Academy members.

All interested AAP members are now invited to sign upto become a charter member of the proposed provisionalsection on practice management. If you are interested inbecoming a charter member, please complete the infor-mation below and return it to the Academy. Questionsregarding the content and future plans of the provisionalsection may be addressed to Edward J. Saltzman, MD,3501 N.Keyser, Villa 38, Hollywood, Florida 33021.

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WashingtonGrandview: BC/BE Pediatrician

with commitment to caring for the un-derserved to join 3 FP's, I IM, I OBand 1 PA at community health centerin Grandview, Washington. Will pro-vide consultation and managementcall only, no first call. Rural settingwith diverse cultural influences andabundant recreational opportunities.Competitive salary, professionalliability, excellent benefit package, in-clucing vacation up to 32 days/year.Contact Ann Garza or Jeri Weeks at(509) 865-5898.

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Apgar Award NominaiionsSought

The AAP Section on Perina-tal Pediatrics is now acceptingnominations for the 1993 Vir-ginia Apgar Award. This awardis given annually to an individualwhose career has had a con-tinuing -influence on the wellbeing of -newborn infants.

All fellows interested in.Perinatal pediatrics are invitedto submit nominations.Nominees need not be mem-bers of the Academy.

Send all nominations byMarch 30, 1993, to John M. Dris-coil, Jr., M.D., babies Hospital,Box 13, 3959 Broadway, NewYork, New York 10032; 212-305-8500.

The 1992 recipient of theaward was Joseph Butterfield.Past Apgar Award recipients in-clude: Mary Ellen Avery, WilliamA. Silverman, L. Stanley James,Mildred Stahiman and GeoffreyDawes.

The 1993 award re3cipientwillbe selected in April 1993. Theaward is sponsored by a grantfrom Ross Laboratories and willbe presented at the meeting oftip Perinatal Section during the.993 AAP Annual Fall Meetingit Washington, D.C.

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Interim Forum for Senior Members

The Interim Forum for Senior Members, soon to be knownas the Provisional Senior Section, held its first annualforum and business meeting on Oct. 10,1992 during theAnnual Meeting of the Academy in San Francisco. Ofthe approximately 1,000 cuffent members, 100 attendedthe all-day program, featuring AAP activity update, thefirst annual business meeting, and a program of educationabout retirement planning.

Plans for a program and meeting during the Annual Meet-ing in Washington in 1993 were outlined, and Committeeswere further organized.

The new "Section-to-be" is thrvinng, is publishing a Bulletin,and growing in appeal and interest.

Fellows of the Academy upon reaching the age of 55years, and with interests in the problems and affairs ofsenior pediatricians, are invited to join in this activity. Ad-dress inquiries to Dr. Kenneth Slaw, Staff Uason, at AAPHeadquarters.

Policy Statementcopies availlable

Individual, 8-1/2 by ll1-inchcopies ofAAP policy statements areavailable from the AAP Publ'ica-tions Office, 141 Northwest PointBlvd., PO Box 927, Elk Grove Vil-lage, ]IL 60009-0927; (800)433-9016. A complete AAP PolicyReference Manual also is available.There is a handling charge for in-dividual pol'icy statements.

Policy Reference Guides cost$49 for AAP members and $59 fornornmembers.

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CV to: Dr. Philip M. Faffell, UWChildren's Hospital, Room H4/454CSC, 600 HighlandAvenue, Madison,WI 53792-4108. The University ofWisconsin is an Equal Opportunity/Af-firmative Action Employer.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Pediatrics, isseelWng an applicantforafaculty posi-tion in PEDIATRICHEMTOLOGY/ONCOLOGY. This ap-pointment will be ata rank appropriateto the candidate's credentials foreither an Assistant, Associate, or fullProfessor. This incividual will be in-volved in dinical, teaching, andresearch components of a programapplying cellular and molecular biol-ogy techniques to diseases affectingeither erythrocytes or the coagulationsystem. The successful candidatemay also serve as Director of thePeciatric Hemophilia Program. Re-quires BCIBE in pediatrics andhematoloty/oncology with relevanttraining in dinical practice and re-search. Candidate should forward aCV to: Dr. Philip M. Farrell, UWChildren's Hospital, Room H4/454CSC, 600 Highland Avenue, Madison,WI 53792-4108. The University ofWisconsin is an Equal Opportunity/Af-firmative Action Employer.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Pediatrics, isseeldng applicants for a faculty posi-tion in PEDIATRIC IMMUNOLOGY.This appointmnent will be at a rankappropriate to the candidate's creden-tials for either an Assistant, Associate,or full Professor. This individual willbe involved in clinical, teaching, andresearch co'mponents of a programapplying molecular biology to im-munologic disorders of children. Thesuccessful cancidate will be expectedto interact with faculty in otherprograms of the Department ofPedatrics such as Allergy, InfectiousDisease, Pulmonology, or Hematol-ogy/Oncology. Requires BC/BE inpediatrics and allergy/immunoogywith relevant training in clinical prac-tiCQ and research. Cancidate shouldforward a CV to: Dr. Philip M. Farrell,UW Children's Hospital, RoomH4/454 CSC, 600 Highland Avenue,Madison, WI 53792-4108. The Univer-sity of Wisconsin is an EqualOpportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer.

University of Wisconsin-Madison,Department of Pediatrics, is seekingapplicants for a faculty position inPEDIATRIC PULMONOLOGY. This

appointment will be at a rank ap-propnate to the candidate'scredentials for either an Assistant, As-sociate, or full Professor. Thisincividual will be involved in clinical,teaching, and research componentsof a multidisdiplinary program ad-dressing the full spectrum of pediatricrespiratDry disorders. RequiresBC/BE in pediatrics and pulmonologywith relevant training in clinical prac-tice and research. Cancidate shouldforward a CV to: Dr. Philip M. Farrell,UW Children's Hospital, RoomH4/454 CSC, 600 Highland Avenue,Mladison, WI 53792-4108. The Univer-sity of Wisconsin is an EqualOpportunity/Affrmafive ActionEmployer.

Residency Available

Southern Califomia: PGY-2 andPGY-3 positions open at Children'sHospital ofOrange County. NeW, 192-bed children's hospital. Subsidizedhousing. Experienced facufty. ContactDavid J. Lang, M.D. at (714) 532-8430.

Pracice Available

CaliforniaLake Tahoe: Well-estalished,general pedaiatc practice. NOw, well-equipped, computerized office.Annual gross approximately$400,000. Excellent potential for ex-pansion. Quality lifestyle in pristineSierra Nevada region. Reply to:Robert Patton, M.D., P.O. Box 10376,South Lake Tahoe, CA 96158.Texaks

Large pecdatric practice for sale.Twent-y minutes north of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex area. Over fivethousand active charts. Well staffed.Modern eqipmnent. Exoellent nightand weekend coverage. Gross over$200,000. No HMO. Terms and bankfirlancing immediately available.Reply to: Box #010193.

< ~~~~andwhere to find ttiem.l/anchester, New Hampshire is the

ideal community forsomeone seeking the perfectbalance between their personal andjprofessionallife. This traditional New England iocale offerscultural, recreational and educationalopportunities that you would typically only find ina large metropolitan area.

Pediatricians will find that our 296-bed not-for-profit hospital is equally unique in that it offersadvanced capabilities twpicalOy not present in amid-sized community hodspital. Servces include:*an iptetPdarcunit*an AvneCaeNursery with threeneonatologists*a variiety of community programs andeducational services geared to tFepediatricpopulation.

For inormation about independent privatepractice oportunities in tdhX PEW 2vmedical community write Davrid Totsch,Physician Recruiter, EClliot Health System, 80Taytw Road, Manchester, NH 03103.

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