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Gregory F. Glasscock, MD, PhDDept of PediatricsSanta Clara Valley Med Ctr751 S. Bascom AveSan Jose, CA 95128

Gregory Paul Mac Donald, MD517 Garfield Dr.Petaluma, CA 94954

Robert Edward Piecuch, MD1671 Bush StreetSan Francisco, CA 94109

Calitornia 2John Edward Sasaki, MD1045 Redondo Beach BlvdCigna Health Plan of CADept of Peds 3rd FloorGardena, CA 90247

Carolyn B. Waters, MD3655 Lomita BlvdSuite 404Torrance, CA 90505

California 3Jamieson E. Jones, MD8001 Frost St.Dept. 5008San Diego, CA 92123-2799

Calitornia 4Elsie Hidalgo, MD115 Spring Street, #BLong Beach, CA 90806

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 forAcademy 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 bzy November 15.

Leslie Allyson Hayes, MD298 Carlton AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11205-4604

Marie Faublas Lefevre, MD4507 Avenue DBrooklyn, NY 11203

Robert Ingalls Parker, MDDept. of PediatricsSUNY Stony BrookStony Brook, NY 11794-8111

Roda K. Patel, MD41 Meadow LaneLawrence, NY 11559-1827

Angel Rios, MD32-18 170th StreetFlushing, NY 11358-1534

Stephen Julian Wadowski, MD2739 East 65th StreetBrooklyn, NY 11234-6825

Erica Waterman, MD5 Smugglers Cove PathHuntington, NY 11743

NewYork 3Joan R. Di Martino-Nardi, MD8 Laurel Hill PlaceArmonk, NY 10504

Audrey E. Mars, MD200 E. 24th St. #606New York, NY 10010-3918

Carlos H. Montoya-lraheta, MD37 Roanoke StreetStaten Island, NY 10314-5031

Obianulo Rose Onyema, MDPO Box 947New York, NY 10008-0947

LouisianaRichard Louis Brooke, MD1978 Industrial Blvd.Houma, LA 70360

Jimmy Guidry, MD401 MontroseLafayette, LA 70503

Victor E. Lunyong, MD1514 Jefferson Hwy.New Orleans, LA 70121-2483

OklahomaTed Kaltenbach, Jr, DOWheeling Medical GroupPediatrics #3041919 South Wheeling AvenueTulsa, OK 74104

Dawn A. Sparks, DO1245 S. UticaSuite 130Tulsa, OK 74104

Kathryn S. Young, MD3400 NW Expwy.Suite 105Oklahoma City, OK 73112-4950

TexasDorila E. Mauney, MD2226 Haine DrHarlingen, TX 78552

Bonnie Ann Peters, MD3201 Beverly DriveDallas, TX 75205-2924

Barbara Jean Taylor-Cox, MD121271 Richmond, Suite 204Houston, TX 77082-2422

Robert Joseph Yetman, MDUniversity of Texas Med. Sch.Dept. of PediatricsPO Box 20708Houston, TX 77225

OntarioElizabeth Galanter, MD455 Trafalgar RoadOakville, ON L6J 3H8Canada

Mark Gelatt, MD77 Elm Street, #901Toronto, ON M5G 1H4Canada

CPSIAAP Dual FellowMark L. Greenberg, MD555 University Ave.Room 3205Toronto, ON M5G 1X8Canada

CPSIAAP Dual FellowRichard Leung Wong, MD4581 Highway #7Suite 109Unionville, ON L3R 1M6Canada

Chitra Ganapathy Chandran, MD4 Pioneer Dr.TeniplestoneVictoria 3106Australia

FloridaDodanim F. Altamirano, MD13790 F. SW 56th St.Miami, FL 33175

Scott Alan Becker, MD2645 Rampart Way, N.Cooper City, FL 33026

Maria V. Barosela Egusquiza,MD2830 S.W. 130 Ave.Miami, FL 33175

Federico Jorge Martinez, MD6573 S.W. llth St.Pembroke Pines, FL 33023-1617

Linda Arlene Wasserman, MD8562 Park Highland Dr.Orlando, FL 32818-5770

GeorgiaKimberly Michelle Humphrey,MD1039 Ridge Avenue SWAtlanta, GA 30315

Charles Wade Le Baron, MD460 Candler StreetAtlanta, GA 30307

Margaret Mc Gee Renew, MD4407 Fernbrook CrossingEvans, GA 30809-8730

Sekhar C. Sankaran, MD97 Atlanta St. #101McDonough, GA 30253

Mark Frederick Stegelman, MD70 28th StreetAtlanta, GA 30309

KentuckyKimerli Ann Plumb-Noble, MD770 Snowden Branch Rd.Jackson, KY 41339

Mark Allen Wallingford, MD1340 Medical Park DriveMaysville, KY 41056-9772

North CarolinaTerry Lee Noah, MD1803 Pathway Dr.Carrboro, NC 27510-1298

VirginiaPriti Nayar, MD15311 Gable Ridge Ct Apt ERockville, MD 20850

Anil K. Sharma, MD1009 Harbour DriveStafford, VA 22554

ConnecticutClifford Walter Bogue, MDYale UniversityDept of Pediatrics333 Cedar StreetNew Haven, CT1 065io

Minas Lialios, MD33 Center Ave.Norwalk, CT 06851

Uniformed Services EastScoff Charles Cole, MD307 Tally Farm RetreatHampton, VA 23669-1547

Jeffrey Emanuel Green, MD9601 Overlea DriveRockville, MD 20850

Keith-Jan Lindemann, MDNaval HospitalPSC 810 Box 19FPO, AE 09619-0700

Keith Patrick Ramsey, DO100 Daniels CtFort Bragg, NC 28307-2502

MassachusettsSunil Abhyankar, MD6 Whittier Plc., #3ABoston, MA 02114

Carol Elaine Downing, MD59 Newport St.Arlington, MA 02174

Ramsay Labib Fuleihan, MD210 Third St.Cambridge, MA 02141-2139

Alison J. Laswick, MD#1-1210 V.F.W. ParkwayWest Roxbury, MA 02132

New HampshireTeresa Ann Carter, MD7 Colony Brook Ln.Derry, NH 03038

OuebecAlain Sirard, MD500 Bld De L'Hopital, #204Gatineau, PQ J8T 4Y6Canada

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IllinoisLinda Korach Lopata, MD1640A N. BurlingChicago, IL 60614-5157

MinnesotaH. Martin Grasmeder, MDPHS Indian HospitalRed Lake, MN 56671

Peggy Ann Hickey, MD4720 Vallacher Ave.St. Louis Park, MN 55416-3021

Nancy Joan Mendelsohn, MDWest Side Community Hlth Ctr153 Concord St.St. Paul, MN 55107

KCansasSheela Ananth, MD5616 WidmerShawnee, KS 66216-4690

MissouriJoan Catherine Downey, MD,MPH5082 Washington Pi.St. Louis, MO 63108-1113

Charles Hodge, V, MDChildren's Mercy Hospital2401 Gillham Rd.Kansas City, MO 64108

South DakotaScott D. Henry, MDPed Specialists, Sioux Falls1201 S. Euclid AveSioux Falls, SD 57105

WisconsinDebroah J. Petersen, MD628 Crestwood Dr.Waukesha, WI 53188

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District IMaurice E. Keenan, MD16 Bristol RoadWest Newton, MA 02165

District IIDavid Annunziato, MDNassau County Medical CenterEast Meadow, NY 11554

District IIIAnthony De Spirito, MDJersey Shore Medical CenterNeptune, NJ 07754

District IVJoseph R. Zanga, MDBox 514-MCV StationRichmond, VA 23298

District VRobert E. Hannemann, MD2600 GreenbushLafayette, IN 47904

District VIJames H. Moller, MDBox 288, Room 247, Bldg KEUniversity of Minnesota420 Delaware St, SEMinneapolis, MN 55455

District VllBetty A. Lowe, MDArkansas Children's Hospital800 Marshall StreeRLittle Rock, AR 72202

District VlillGeorge D. Comerci, MDDesert Hill Center forYouth and Family2797 North Introspect Dr.Tucson, AZ 85745

District IXLeonard Kutnik, MD4690 Genesee AvenueSan Diego, CA 92117

MA09MTTDistrict of ColumbiaAudrey Denise Cobb, MD12383 Manchester WayWoodbridge, VA 22192-5179

Barbara Ellen Mc Devitt, MD3881 Newark St., NWApt. 476-BWashington, DC 20016-3029

MarylandLawrence M. Fox, MD, PhD11089 Wineglass CtColumbia, MD 21044-2714

James Craig King, Jr, MD700 W. Lombard St.Western Health Bldg.Baltimore, MD 21201

Lynn Douglas Martin, MD4902 Arabia Ave.Baltimore, MD 21214-2930

Eileen S. Talusan, MD4 Valley Ridge LoopCockeysville, MD 21030

New JerseyCarl John Battista, MD51 Haring StreetCloster, NJ 07624

Bernadette Mendoza Miguelino,MD562 Buchanan BlvdRed Bank, NJ 07701

Beverly A. Poelstra, MD7 Albury WayNorth Brunswick, NJ 08902-4200

Michael A. Rosenberg, MD836 S. Spring RoadVineland, NJ 08360

PennsylvaniaAmy J. Bonneau, MD6562 Windmere PlaceHarrisburg, PA 17111

ArizonaAlan R. Frechette, MD1720 East Dava DriveTempe, AZ 85283-4834

Benjamin S. Wilfond, MDArizona Health Science Ctr.Dept. of Pediatrics1501 N. Campbell Ave.Tucson, AZ 85724

HawaiiKen Nagamori, MD1319 Punahou St.Suite 1030Honolulu, Hi 96826

WashingtonJ. Craig Jackson, MDChildren's Hospital CH-354800 Sandpoint Way NESeattle, WA 98105

Alison E. Kirby, MDEvergreen Pediatric Clinic602 NE 92nd Ave.Suite 304Vancouver, WA 98664

Uniformed Services WestBrian Douglas Ryals, MDFitzsimons Army Medical CtrDept of Pediatrics, Bldg 507Aurora, CO 80045-5001

New York IDonovan Christie, MD6305 Lonewolf DriveJamesville, NY 13078

Linda Felder Eley, MDSyracuse Community Health Ctr819 S SalinaSyracuse, NY 13202

Steven J. Gross, MD5206 Silver Fox Dr.Jamesville, NY 13078

Anne Catherine Martin-Ko, MDBox 345Telford HollowDownsville, NY 13755

G. Lawrence Mc Nally, MD1630 Maple RoadWilliamsville, NY 14221

New York 2Mohinder K. Guram, MD106 Bagatelle Rd.Dix Hills, NY 11746 4103

AlabamaAnne Woodham Byars, MDSimon Williamson Clinic516 Brookwood Blvd.Birmingham, AL 35209

ArkansasReginald Alan Lucas, MDArkansas Children's Hosp800 Marshall StLittle Rock, AR 72202

Jane Forsyth Miers, MDSherwood Pediatric Clinic, PA1308 E. Kiehl AveSherwood, AR 72120

Donald Jeffrey Moore, MD2900 Hawkins DriveSearcy, AR 72143

California 1Hilda Martha Dudum, MD2921 Irving StSan Francisco, CA 94122-1413

Richard S. Gelber, MD1160 Cirby WayRoseville, CA 95661-4422

MiichiganAlcesa Abelgas Backos, MD5912 Glen Eagles Dr.West Bloomfield, Ml 48323

John Charles O'Bell, MDSparrow Hospital1215 E. Michigan Ave.Box 30480Lansing, MI 48909

Pacita Li Tanhehco, MD3398 S. DyeFlint, MI 48507

Kara K. Tiffany, MD2521 Rochester RoadRoyal Oak, Ml 48073

Lee Mark Weinstein, MD6660 Ridgefield Cir #201West Bloomfield, Ml 48322

OhioSusan Wright Aucott, MD3403 Bradford Rd.Cleveland Heights, OH 44118

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

South Bend, located in north centra 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 Like Michigan and downtown Chicago.

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IThe American Academy of Pediatrics

Awards for Excellence In Pediatric Research

Each year, two American Academy of Pediatrics Awards forExcellence in Pediatric Research will be made available by theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics and are awarded under thefollowing stipulations:

1-. These awards are two in number. Each award provides an

honorarium of $5000, a plaque, and travel expenses for therecipient and his/her spouse to and from the Annual Meeting of theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics at which the Award is presented.2. The Awards shall be given only at times when an individual'sresearch work is considered outstanding and worthy of Academyrecognition.3. To be eligible for the 1993 Award, nominees must have beengraduated from medical school within the twenty year period priorto July 1, 1993.4. The Awards shall not be limited to members of the Academy, butto physicians in the Americas who have oompleted a pediatricsresidency, or have passed the Pediatric Board Examination, or

have fellowship in the Academy, or hold a full-time primaryacademic position in a Department of Pediatrics for at least two

years priorto the nomination, and have demonstrated a continuingcommitment to pediatric research.5. The Awards shall be made for research work currently published,preferably coming to fruition or recognftion during the past three

years.6. The Awards shall be presented at the Annual Meeting of theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics by the President of the Academyor his/her designee.7. Selection of the Awards recipients shall be the sole responsibilityof the American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Awards forExcellence in Pediatric Research and the Board of Directors.

Each year in September, deans of medical schools, heads of

departments of pediatric education, and chiefs of hospital staff areinformed of the stipulations forthe American Academy of PediatricsAwards for Excellence in Pediatric Research and will be asked to

submit nominations for these Awards.The Director, Department of Maternal, Child and Adolescent Healthof the American Academy of Pediatrics will prepare and distributesuch notices and will receive the nominations for the AwardsCommittee. All nominations must be received prior to January 31,1993. The committee will select the Award winners prior to May 1,1993 so that the announcement may appear in the program for theAnnual Meeting.Nominations and supporting documents should be mailed to EdgarO. Ledbetter, M.D., Director, Department of Maternal, Child andAdolescent Heafth, American Academyof Pediatrics, P.O. Box927,Elk Grove Village, IL 70009-0927.

Corporal Punishment in Schools andThe National Committee for Preven-tion of Child Abuse. Local sponsorsinclude arc/georgia and the GeorgiaCouncil on Child Abuse. For furtherdetails, contact: Bill llott, Georgiansfor Positive School Discipline, c/oarc/georgia, 1851 Ram Runway, Suite104, College Park, GA 30337; (404)761 -31 50.

AN INTENSIVE COURSE INPEDIATRIC EMERGENCYMEDICINE will be held November 9-13, 1992, sponsored by TheChildren's Hospital of Philadelphia,Emergency Department, OneChildren's Center, Philadelphia, PA19104. For further information, wdteeor call (215) 590-1944.

.1992 AMERSA NATIONAL CON-FERENCE, November 12-15, 1992 inBethesda, Maryland. Conference willfocus on mecical education and re-search in drugs and alcohol abuse.For further details, contact: KathrynCates-Wessel, AMERSA Coor-dinator, Brown University, Center forAlcohol & Addiction Studies, Box G,ProvidJence, RI 02912; (401 ) 863-7791.

FILM FESTIVALWEEKEND IN FORTLAUDERDALE - The Joe DiMaggioChildren's Hospital at Memorial An-nual Pediaeric Symposium "PediatncPotpourri" will be held at the Pier 66Resort and Marina in Fort Lauderdale,Florida, November 13-15, 1992.Course faculty: Frank Oski, M.D.,Michelle Cloutier, M.D., RussellSteele, M.D., Lawrence Schachner,M.D., Michael Goldberg, M.D., andHoward Pearson, M.D. For more in-for'mation, contact: Trudy Lavelle,Director of Physician Relations,Memorial Hospital, 3501 JohnsonStreet, Hollywood, FL 33021; (305)985-3450.

Eleventh Annual Binational PediatricConference, will be held 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 onResponding to Child Maltreatment,Hyatt Regency Hotel, San Diego, CA,January 26-30, 1993. Five intensive-days of lectures, workshops, debates,

Iopen forums, task forc'e meetings andother special educational activibes-with national and intemational, leadersin the field of Child Protection. APSACand CAPSAC Annual Meetings,APSAC Institutes. Approved for 28CME credits. For registration informa-

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Rates: The one-bime 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.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 under GeneralAnnouncements, Medfical Meetings, Physicians Wanted, Positions Wanted,Practices Available and Residencies/Fellowships. Contact AAP NEWS fordisplay 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, AAPNEWS, Classified Ads, P.O. Box 927, Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927.For more information, contact: Classified Ads, AAP NEWS, 141 NorthwestPoint Blvd., P.O. Box 927, ElkGrove Village, IL60009-0927; (800) 433-9016,ext. 7667.Advertising policy: Although the Academy believes these dassified ads.are from reputable sources, the Academy does not invesffgate the'offersmade and assumes no responsibility conceming them.Frequently, it is necessary to modify the wording of classifiecl ads. Theseschanges are generally made in compliance with the regulations of variousfederal and/or state commissions against discrimination or because theymight be interpreted as being unlawful or in conflict with professional stand-ards of medical practice.Advertisements for employment containing specifications as to race, creed,color, age, religion, sex, ethnic origin, or nabional origin may be unlawfuland professionally improper. Accordingly, discriminatory wording is not ac-ceptable in AAP News.Other phrases for publication in various advertising classifications m'ightbe interpreted as being unlawful and in conflict with professional standardsof medical practice. Improper language could include:"Complete list of patients' records for sale." The offer of rebates or "Wck-backs;' wording that could be interpreted as derogatory or defamatoryto other physicians; the misrepresentation 'of sidlls expected or job re-quirements.These advertising modifications are made to maintain a classified advertisingsection that is professionally responsible, lawful, scientific and free of dis-cn'mination.

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Current Advances in Pediatrics, willbe held November 6-8, 1992, inAnaheim, Califomia, and is sponsoredbyMAP California Chapter4. Formoreinformation, contact: Bartley Asner,M.D., P.O. Box 1297, Orange, CA92668; (714) 978-2415.

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Pediatric Update 1993, sponsored byPhoenix Children's Hospital andMaricopa sedcal 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, FebrUarY26-28, 1993,San Diego, CA. Sponsored bYChldren'S Hospital and Health Cen-ter. FOr further details, contact:Cont;nuing Medical EdUCatiOn, 8001FrOSt Street, San Diego, CA 92123;(619) 576-4072.

APSAC's FirSt NationB Colloquium,June 24-26, 1993, at Hotel Nkk inChicao, Illinois. Sponsored by theAmerican Professional Society on thieAbuse of Childen. Two days of all-day, intensive, interdisdpfinarytraining sessionsforadvanced profes-sionals. For more in-lormation, call orwrite: APSAC First National Collo-qtium, c/o Moorevents, 676 N. St.CbN, Suite 1765, Chicago, IL 60611;(31-2) 951-9600.

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

Califomia (San Francisco): Multi-specialty, medical group peciatricianseeks a BC/BE physician for generalpediatrics in state-of-the-art medicalfacility. Excellent benefits and guaran-teed salary. Opportunity to becorneprofit-sharing partner. Please contact:Neil Goldfinger, M.D., CENTRE FORHEALTH CARE MEDICAL AS-SOCIATES, 17190 Bemrdto CenterDrive, San Diego, CA 92128; (619)675-3100.

Charhle, NC: Replacing BC/BEPedaicwian in busy, 2-person prac-tice. Share call with anothier 4-personpractice. Advantages of small practicewithi limited call. Salary, benefits, buy-in option. Inquire: James Underman,M.D., P.O. Box 2564, lttlhews, NC28106; (704) 847 0672.

CHICAGOSNORTHERN SUBURBS-- IMMEDIATE NEED-- Multispecialtgroup Seelks an enrerCI3cC/BEpedabida to joi a busy practicein a rapicdy growing community. Out-standing earning powntial and benefitpackage. Contact: Jan Channon,1856 H Deerfield Road, HighlandPark, IL 60035; (708) 945-7717.

FAIRBANKS, ALASKCA: Pecialricianto join nowbom tmvgh young adultpractice provicdng consultative, com-

prehensive, in-depth care. Smalluniversity cit with rivers, lakes andmountains offers diverse cultural,sports, and outdoor activities. Sendletter of interest and C.V. to: J. AlanMacFarlane, M.D., 1919 Lathrop#19,Fairbanks, AK 99701.

FLORIDA - 1335 PED - Immeciateopening for a BC/BE Pediatrician inVero Beach, Florida. Dynamicpediatrician needs partner in this com-munity of 35,000 where populationgrowth points to need for additionalpediatrcians. Busy practice involvesconsiderable number of newborns,most referred by four obstetricians onstaff of thiis modern, multispecialtygroup practice. 293-bed hospital has1,000 birfs annually. Begin on salaryguarantee withi stockholder status tofollow. If you want to be busy in ageneral pecdatric practiceAND live onthe Atlantic coast of Floida, call Mar-cia Schbrodrat (800) 828-1857, ext.230.

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

Florida: BC/BE Pediatrician to joinsuccessful, 5-peclitrcan group inbeaudful southast Florda. PT/FT op-portunity, ouLstandng salary/benefitspackage. Excellent area for schools,culture, leisure. Send C.V. to: Dr.Sirota, 201 N. University, PlanXtaon,FL 33324.

GREAT SMOKEY MOUNTAINAREA: Seeking 4th BCIBEPecdatician (full-/part-time ) to join aflourishing, private pedatric dinic.Patients are adm tlis to Johnson CityMedical Center Children's Hospital,which features a Level 11-1/2 NICU,now 18-bed PICU, and a variet-y ofpediatric specialists from the adjoiningETSU Medical School. Snow skiing,boabng, hiking, and a good selectionof restaurants abound in this "fami-ly-odiented" community. First yearguarantee plus incentive with areaonable buy-in. Position availablenowv. Reply to: James M. Pearson,M.D., Peciatric Associates, P.O. Box1716, Johnson City, TN 37605. Office:(615) 928-3112; home: (615) 929-1936.

Hawaii: Seeking BC/BE pediatric pul-monologist, preferably with criticalcare experience, to ooordinate anddirect pecdatric pulmonology care toa peciatric health plan memberpopulation of 52,000. Join 25 generalpediatricians and 3 neonatologistspracticing within Hawaii's largest andoldest HMO, the Kaiser PermanentsProgram. 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)

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In Australia, New Zealand and England, parents andhospitals have been using l-ambskinsfor centuries to providea safe, comforting -and secure surface for babies to sleepand play on. Now American parents and babies h'ave theopportunity to enjoy the advantages of specially selectedAustralian lambskins right here at home!

J4edical research shows there are many benefits in theuse of lambskins for infants. 7buch is one of the earliestsenses to develop. When your baby lies directly on the silkyfleece, itprovides the valuable tactile stimulation necessaryfor the baby's development and creates afeeling as safe andcomforting as the mother's womb. The larnb's woolstimulates and ccaresses the skin of your newborn andbabies like to snuggle into and clutch the soft, cozy surface.When babies nestle into a lambskin they feel comjbrtableand secure, sleeping longer and more soundly. This is animportant element in baby's development and a wonderfulhelp for Mom & Dad/

T~V specially clipped wool allowsfree circulation ofair,ensuring safe breathing through the short one-inch fibersBecause of the miraculous qualities ofpure, natural wool,the lambskin will absorb up to 30% of its weight inmoisture withoutfeeling wet. For the same reason, moisturefi-om damp diapers orperspiration circulates auxayfr-om thebaby, reducing the possibility ofdiaper orprickl heat rash,making it comfortablefor the baby and reassuringforMomand Dad

ANCHORAGE: Full-time, BCIBEPedialrcian and/or locum tbnens tojoin innovafive prcec of fivep ats, two nurse pracodtoners,

barrdg and behavior disorder M.D.,educational psychologist, and educa-tional specialist. Progressive,outdor-oriented universit-y com-munity of 225,000 and growing.Sablay progressing to partnership.Contact: Thad Woodard, M.D., 1200Airport Heiqhts Dnve, Suits 140,Anchorage, .AK 99508; (907) 264-1800.

BC/BE Peciatricians with GeneralPecdatrics and Behavioral/Develop-mental Pediatric training to join largedivision in the Department ofPecdatrics, Rainbow Babies andChildrens Hospital. One position inGeneral Peciatrics to include directingresident continuity clinic. Position inBehavioralUDevelopmental Pediatricsincludes clinical and teaching respon-sibilities. Division foci include urbanand intemational child health cmr,adolescent medicine, child abuse,child development and behavior.Academic appointmnent at CaseWestern Reserve University commen-surate with past experience. Send CVto: Karen Olness, M.D., GeneralAcadeic Pediatrics, Rainbow Babiesand Childrens Hospital, 2074Abington Road, Cleveland, OH44106. Case Westem ResGrvsUniversity is an Equal Opportunity Af-firmative Action Employer.

Bouldo, Colorado: BCtBEPedabiian to joiin growing pediatricpractice. Beautiful Rodcy Mountaincomnmunity. FT/PT, terrns negotiabbG.Contact:Wendy Zenin, M.D., 1290 Un-

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SOUTHWESTERN BOOMTOWN/PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY

A baby boom and a population with a median age of 31creates an outstanding opportunity to build your pediatncgastroenterology practice. Associate wgth a $22 millionfacilitywith an immediate referral base. The lowcostof newhousing and year-round sunshine will allow you to have a

great qualfty of life. Numerous cultural and recreationalactivities, including pro and college sports, are available inthis airline hub city. An income guarantee plus benefits isoffered. For more iniformation on this opportunity, pleasecall Kevin Perpetua or Roger Hamilton, toll-free, at (800)876-0500or(214)4 99200 orsendyourCVto: 222W.LasColinas Blvd., Suite 1920, Irving TX 75039. Pleasereference 1482.

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Savannah, Georgia: Generalpediatrician wanted to join four-mem-ber group. Growing practices includea satellite office. Guaranteed salary,productivity incentive and early buy-inoffered. Personal and professional lifein Savannah can be very rewarding.Contact Wlilliam 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.SYRACUSE, NY: Fourth, full-timepediatrician needed to replace refiringsenior partner of progressive, busy,suburban pediatric practice. Univer-sity mecical center affiliation.Diversified, stimulating, family-oriented community. Reply to: Box#10012.

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., 498London Avenue, Marysville, OH43040; (800) 686-4677.

Unprecedented growth of youngfamilies near Lake Norman in Char-lotte, North Carolina providesopportunity for BC/BE Pediatrician tobegin practice with establishedpediatrician and share in four-personcall group. New offce is near hospitalwith Level II NICU. Practiceisaffiliatedwith 80-member group which will pro-vide competitive guarantee andexcellent benefits. Please oontactMarcia Schroeder at (800) 626-1857.V'irginia: Three-person pediatricgroup seeks BC/BE Pediatrician in-terested in full-time, pnimary careoriented practice in a growing com-munity near the Blue RidgeMountains. Contemporary office,friendly staff, eastaccess to metro-DCarea. Reply to Box #07032.WANTED: PEDIATRICIAN for grow-ing practice in Washington, D.C.suburbs. Starting June 1993.Salary/benefits compebtive - workcingtowarcd eventual partnership. SencdC.V. to: Box #07022.

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Los Angeles: CIGNA Healthplans ofCA has practice opportunitiss 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 focuscenters on the strong relationship be-tween patient and primary carephysician. You will experience thesatisfacton of caring for and manag-ing your personal panel of patients.Enjoy the advantages of practicingwith an established, multispecialtygroup in a sophisbocated, 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.Maryland: BC/BE Pediatridan forlarge, multispecialty group providingcare for BC/BS affiliated HMO, as wellas growing FFS practice. Positionavailable in Annapolis, an area richin recreational opportunities and nearthe Chesapeake Bay. Convenient tomedical schools and cultural ad-vantages of theBaltimore-Washington, D.C. area.Competitve salary with excellentbenefits. Subspecialists are welcometo apply. Please cirect all CV's to:Patuxent Medical Group, Inc., 2 KnollNorth Drive, Suite 401, Columbia, MD21045, Attn: Physician RecruiterEOE/MWF/HN.Maryland: Progressive communityhospital seeks BC/BE Pediatriciansfor drector and staff positions in es-tablished pediatric house physicianprogram, starfing summer 1993.Enjoy autonomy, excellent salary andbenefits, and pleasant worldng con-ditions. Beautiful suburban settingoutside Baltimore, with diverse cul-tural and recreational opportunities.Contact: Unda Harder, Vice PresidentMarketing, Carroll County GeneralHospital, 200 Memorial Avenue,Westminster, MD 21 157; (410) 857-6903.NEONATOLOGISTS: Children'sMemorial Medical Center in Chicagoseeks BO Neonatologists for new out-reach program. Children's andNorthwest Communit-y Hospital in Ar-lington Heights are partners in a Level11 nursery. Salary/benefits are com-petitive. Clinical faculty appointmentavailable. For more information, oon-tact: Sharon Tanabe, Kom/FeffyIntemational, 100 E. Wardow Road,Suits 100, Long Beach, CA 90807.Phone: (310) 595-1101; Fax: (310)427-4225.

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

PEDIATRICS OPPORTUNITIES:EMSA Children's Hospital Services isseeldng BC/BE Pediatncians inFlorida, Illinois, Texas, Colorado, andVirginia for 24-hour, in-housecoverage. Flexible scheduling and noadditional on-call coverage. Outstand-ing employee compensation package,including full benefits and professionalliability insurance. Contact: StephanieCzerwonka, EMSA-CHS, 100 N.W.70th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL33317; (800) 443-3672, ext. 244.EEO/AA/M/F.

Pediatrician - BC/BE: To join five-person group in a SoutheasternMassachusetts seashore community.Hospital one block from offices offers25 pediatric beds and 2000 deliveriesper year. General financial packageincludng malpractice and incen-tive/productvinty bonus system. Allowsadvantages of a private practicewithout administrative concerns.- Callaverages onos per week. Reply withletter of interest and CV to: RoyFazendeiro, M.D., Pediatric As-sociates of New Bedford, Inc., 225Field Stret, New Bedford, MA 02740.

PEDIATRIC UPDATE CONFEREnCE '93n__ ~~~~*During Presidents ;eruary 7-14, 1993

Presented by the Offic-e of 6CoB1Zazzig Jledicaa EdiducaWVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of MEDICDINE St. ILOUis, Mo. USAand TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY SCHOOL ofMEDICINE Tel Aviv, Israel.Co-Chan n Prof. Harvey R. Colten and Prof. Zvi §;pirerCOURSE CURRICULUM REGISTRATION GENERA INFORMATION1.ALLEhRGY prior to after Symposium&Hotel Accommodations:2. GASTROEDNTEROLOGY Nov. 1S Nov 1S RAMADA RENAISSANCE HOTEL3. INFETOUSOISESE COURSE REGISTRATION S300. S350. Jerusalem, lbrael5NEONATLG SINGLE SUPPLERMELNT lS0. OfficialTour Operator: ISRAM WORLJD&NEROLOGY * LAND ONLY PRICE AVAILABLE 630 Third Ave. New York, N.Y. 10017

7. PULMONOLOGY * POST TOUR OPTION AVAILABLE (212) 697-4340 (800) 237-1993Off'icialLanguage:ENGLISH OfiialAirHino: ElAlAhilnes Facsimile: (212) 370-1477Meeting & Travel arrangements coordinated by AMERICAN ISRAEL MEDICAL SEMINARS.The Air & Land price is a total package rvAma%n travel and hotel accmoations, airport taxes and service charges, dailybmeakfast, welcome dioner, b/taionlSabbath dinner, coffee brela;, siglitseeing with guides, symposium portfoliowith badge, program and abstracts.Washington Unilversity is accredited byr the Accreditatilon Council for Continuing Med'ical Education to sponsorcontinuing med'ical education for physic'ians.Washington University designates this continu'ing medical educatilon activibt for 24 credit hours in Category I of thePhysicians Recognition Award of the AMA.

MAIL OR FAX THIS FORM TO ISRAM WORLD 630 Third. Ave. New York, N.Y. 10017 FAX:- (212) 370-1477°Please send me complete information on thse PEDIATRIC UPDITE CONFERENCE '93 in Jerufialem, Israel.ClPlease call me to discuss flight affangements and/or other touning options available.

Enlclosed is my deposit (S200.00 per person) made payable toISRAM WORLD in the amount of SNAME(nm t, cprio as it apa on tim papr)ACCOMPANYING PERSON NAMECITY/STATE/ZIPHOME PHONE OFFICE PHONEPl"se indicatecmethhod onpaytebt beleCheck No. S$ AMERICAN EXPRESS VISA/MASTERCARD DINERSCatrd No. Rynirstinn IDtatA.UJLFAI ataun iLpatcSignature

Pediatrician: Excellent opportunity tojoin a thriving pediatric practice lo-catbd in an attractive, New Englandcoastal community. The newpediatrician will join a well-regardedsolc practitioner who also serves asthe Chief of Pediatrics for a 420-bedcommunity teaching hospital. Thishospital's peciatric service includesover 40 pediatndians 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. Q;uiet, 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. Utde, M.P.H., P.O. Box 928, Troy,AL 36081 or call (205) 566-7600.PENNSYLVANIA: Well-established,busy, five-pediatrician practice seeksBC/BE Pediatrician. Salary with incen-tive bonus leading to full partnership.Two community hospitals with Level11 nurseries. Contact: Ralph Kaiser,M.D., 777 Rural Avenue, SeventhFloor Suite, Wlilliamsport, PA 17701;(717) 326-3348.

WISCONSIN; 1 30-physician, multi-specialty dinic in the Fox River Valleyof east central Wisconsin has a prac-tice opportunity available for arheumatologist. Excellent compensa-tion and benefit package leading toshareholder st-Ous after two years.

The community otters superioreduca-tion, great recreation and abundantcultural opportuniffes. For more infor-mation, call or write to: La Salle Clinic,Physician Staffing, P.O. Box 8005,Menasha, WI 54952-8005, or callCookie at (800) 722-9989. We're look-ing forward to hearing from you.

American Academy ofPediatrics,1993-1994Residency ScholarshipAwards

The American Academy ofPediatrics is pleased to announcethe availability of ResidencyScholarships for 1993-1994. TheAcademy will grant a small num-ber of scholarships of $1,000,$3,000 and $5,000 each topediatric intems and residents inJuly 1993.

The scholarships are designedto help allay financial difficultiesand allow residents to completetheir training without the necessityof moonlighting.

The applicants must meet therequirements listed below:

1. Have completed or will havecompleted by July 1, a qualifyingapproved internship (PL-0) orhave completed a PL-1I year andhave a definite commitment fora first-year pediatric residency(PL-1 or PL-2) accredited by theResidency Review Committee forPeciatrics.

2. Be a peciatric resident (PL-1, PL-2, or PL-3) in a trainingprogram and have madea definitecommitment for another year ofresidency (not fellowship) in a pro-gram accredited by the ResidencyReview Committee for Pediatrics.PL-3's in July 1993 will be eligibleif chief resident.

3. Haive real need for financialassistance.

To obtain a 1993-1994residency scholarship packet,contact: Linda Upinsky, SectionCoordinator, Division of Sections,American Academy of Pediatrics,141 NorthwNest Point Blvd., POBox 927, Elk Grove Village, IL60009-W27

RoidOncy application formsand lette must be returned by:lUonday, Jan. 25, 1993.

The American Academy ofPediatrics 1993 MedicalEducation Awards, Spon-,sored by Ross Laboratories

The American Academy ofPediatrics is pleased to announcethat nominations are now openfor the 1993 Medical EducationAwards. Nominations must besubmitted by Jan. 25, 1993. Theawards will be presented at theAcademy's Annual Meeting inWashington, D.C., October 30-November 3, 1993.

The AAP Medical EducationAwards are sponsored by RossLaboratories. The intent of theAwards is to recognize excellencefor education in pediatrics. Selec-tion of awards will be based onoriginality, educational quality andthe potential for utilization in otherprograms or practices. Theawards are offered in threecategories: Professional MedicalEducation in Pediatrics; Lay Medi-cal Education in Pediatrics andUfetime Achievements inPediatric Medical Education.

CRITERIA FOR AWARDS:Nominees are restricted topediatricians who are membersof the Academy. Nominees forprofessional or lay medical educa-tion awards should be activelyinvolved in the program for whichthey are being considered, andthe program should have cometo fruition within the last two tothree years.

To obtain nomination forms oradditional inforrnation, contact:

Errol R. Alden, M.D., Director,Department of Education or

Donna Bundy, DepartmentManager, Department of Educa-tion, American Academy ofPediatrics, 141 Northwest PointBlvd., PO Box 927, Ekl Grove Vil-lage, IL 60009 0927

Princeton, New Jersey: BC/BEPeciatrician to join established grouppractice. Excellent benefits andguaranteed salar. Send C.V. or con-tact: Gerald M. Raymond, M.D., 1 1N. Harrison Street, Pdincoton, NJ08540; (609) 924-5510.

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: Pediatricassociates seek BO/BE physician forgeneral pediatrics/neonatology. Con-tact: Georges Argoud, M.D:., 480Fourth Avenue, Suits 306, ChulaVista, CA 91910; (619) 426-7910 orfax at (619) 426-2337.

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