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All programs are two cassettes, $22.00 unless otherwise noted, 0~ ~ ~~ ~~~~~~- -A0AP 1 129 S405 An Office Approach to Interviewing Adolescents (Mackenzie) is in Your Immunization Practices 0 AAP 1130 S406 The Myths of Attention Deficit Disorder (Karniski) to Antivirals and Viruses O AAP 1132 S408 Common.Orthopaedlc Problems in Children and Adolescents (Huurman, Idren -Kling, Tolo) le Treatment of Bacterial Infections O AAP 1133 S409 Pediatric Urology: Update for The Practicing Pediatrician (Evans, ,d Diseases Cerniglia, Gonzales, Ortenberg, Roberts) El AAP 1134 S41 0 Breast-Feeding: What's New in Optimal Management (Neifert, Seacat) Neurology (Dyken, Brown) a AAP1135 Plenary,Session * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ Contraceptive Update in Children. (Shapiro) + Human Papillomavirus Infection in Adolescents bsiology Up.date: Perioperative Pediatrics (Diaz, + Preventing Adolescent Suicide - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ Early Childhood Drownings and Strategies for Prevention Id With School Failure (Tardo) + Submersion Injuries: Factors and Outcome + Childhood Maltmeatment Fatalities: Are They Preventable? agement of Acute Asthma -;+ Evaluation of Cervical Spine Injuries ag0m0t otChroic Asthma -+ Down Syndrome, Cervical Spine: Special Olympics, Circa 1991 w th Scool"ge-hild OAMP 1136 Sp. Pres. Political Advocacy at the State Level: Current Legislativa Issues s and Parent Eucation of the Asthmatic Child El AAP 1138 S412 Neonatal Neumology: What's New and Most Impodant? (Holmes, Volpe) Effective Behavioral Management Strategies (Howard), O AAP 1139 S413 1ntroduction to Immunology (Fleisher, Nelson) s in Office Dermatology (Schachner, Shwayder) El AAP 1140 S414 Advances in Pediatric Oncology (Crist., Brenner, Look) lommon Pediatric1nfections (McCracken) O AAP 1141 S415 Cough: Appmach to Evaluation and Treatment (Cloutier) t,of Illness: A Problem-Oriented Approach (Gartner, OM 142 S6PhsclAtvyinCldn(Gidding, Dietz, Washirigton) O AAP 1.143 S417 Practical Office Manaement (Saltzman, Vanchiere) O AAP 1144 S418 Pediatric Dy'srhythmias: Recognition and Appropriate Management (Pickoffl O AAP 1145 S419 The Use of Temperament Data,in Pediatric 'Behavioral Interventions of Epilepsy (Carey) sfpleps a AAP 1146 Plenary Session eat Epil psy + Asthma Morbidity- and Mortality in the United States: -A Growing Pmoblem Pediatrics (Chesney, Lowe) -+ The Changing Role of Theophylne the Practicing Pediatrician (August, Rose'nbloom). +CurnPesetvsothUsotGwhHrm e Zit 11 Ch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ Graft Versus Host Disease in the Cyclospor.in Era 1, o en) ~~~~~~~~~~~~+ The Diagnosis and Treatment of Sickle Cell: New Strategies xn in the 1990s (Klish) ~~~~~~~~+ New Criteria for SSI Eligibility + Home Heath Care Beyntd Lein:Danssadletet- aigtrChildren Out of the Home: New National Standards Beyond ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ Inn ring in Context: Caregiving, Culture, and Colic r for Child Abuse + Infant Depressslon d1 of Nevi: Is it Really Needed? El OAMP 1147 S501 Ma'nagement of Childhood Emergencies (Knapp, Hodge, Jaffe, Tenenbein)' ,hildren (Pizzo) -4 cassettes .. 44-00-- Wy (Prose,fRaimer) El AAP 1148 S502 -New Ffonffers In Metal Poisoning (Mortensen, Goldman) isk: A Global View (Klotho'n, Salguero, Goldhagen) El AAP 1149 S503 Graduate of The NICU (Koops, Williamson) IdentforCollegs (Marks) O M AP 1150 S504 Headache Problems: Update (Fenichel) ItS' Nonmedical Concerns (Glascoe, Hickson) O AAP 1151 S505 Pediatric Umrogy (Tak, Kay, Peters) ,ommon Aolescen Menstrul Problms (Emanl. ; AAP 1152 S506 Pediatric Sports Injuries (Pizzutillo, Stanitski) tras (W itley) ,-EO AAP 1153 S508 Recognition & Management of Inborn Errors of Metabolism (McCade) tortbe~ ~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~E AAhrca:APatca prah(an P 1154. Children of Alcoholic (Herzog, Marcelle)' - OAMP 1155 -Sp. Pres. Radefinin Disbility: Origins and Consequences of The Supreme nent and Recognkion (Vining, Duchowny, Holmes) CutSIDcso Pri,Hay El AA M 1156. Plenary Session ,imeDisease . ~~~~~~~~~~+ NOux01d0060tcom,esof Status Epilept[cus [ -tew: Priiru,, w .............. rw Hrpaino. ^......... Ca+tn DCriso 0 lsrders: APespte-- I#A8@ + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Survival in Posterior Fossa Ilmors ,ulos0s: Drug Regimens and Duration - L-++eoi0a iodnadPdarcPatc . . ~~~~+ Scollosis:'Screehing? Stimulation? . Ikl."ma for the 1990s (Tinkelman, Kaplan) 4 cassettes + PsychDei Muiuloskeletal Pain in The Pediatrician's Office (Rabinowicz, Cibis, Ellis, C1AP15m5uinadErlskwnin:Cs fetieTenqe (Field) aAMP 1 158 S510 New Developments in Immunoloy (Fleisher, Nelson) Book Commiffee (Hall, Orenstein, Peter, Pickering) OM 19 S1 pa nFudadEetoyeTeay(ey O AAP 1160 S512 Sexually Transmitted Dlseases in Adolescents (Rosenfeld, Littman) nnumuo gy t bnerry, hnrzer2 I I it Diabetes Ma llltus The 090 anMeod(rvs lAP lt 61 S513T1epho-ne Medicine: Managin' Your Telephone (Katz) lt~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DibtsMliu:Te19sadBynTai)aAMP 1 162 S514 Down Syndrome: A MWodel for ediatric Care of Children with Surgery in the 21st Century (Salyer, Greenberg, Sadove) - Hniapn odtos(eda Disabilities: ~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ E AA dlsetEpeine(lm P 1163 S515 The Top 20 P_Mric Article's of 1990-1991 (Oski, McMillan) g bunv AduHwth HeaK D"eae (Allen) O AP 1164 S516 Eating Diso ers: Anorexia,and Bulmia Nervosa (Fisher, Nussbaum) a (Eggleston) -EO AAP 1 165 S517 Pediatric Pharmacology: Common Misuse of Medications (Watson) ie Orthopaedic Problems (Huurman, Kling, Tolo) P16 PlnrSslo + Bullets and Blades: The New Epidemic naturity: Focus on Treatments .+ Evaluation of tho Infant with Airway Obstruction iability or How Low Can You Go? ~~~+ ECIMO; The Exranding Indications for Usage Beyond the Newborn schemic Brain Injury an'd Cerebal Palsy +PdarcAD athies +-IVIG. A Critical Loo'k n Ahvard: International Pediatrics and Primary Health. +PCIneDaossfIfctusiess and Obligations ~~~~~~~~~~~+ Oral Rehydration Revisited El -AMP 1167 S601 Unlocking The Colic Puzzle: Facts, Figures, Formulae, Physiology, and isome: Biology and Disorders of the Mitochondrial -Peoea(ar esbuh C1 AAP 1168 S602 Pediatric Pulmonary Case Review (Dorkin, Beckerman,, Hilman, Waring, tment of Fragile X Syrndrome -Zedi" Leading~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ AAs fIlDtMrai i h ntdSae P 1169 S604 Medical Evaluation of The Sexually Abused Child (Stewart) natlonalRetiux Study O M~r-1 AP 1170 S605 Preparing Young Athlets forSports: Pediatrician's Role (Nelson, Risser): -~ ~ ~~~~ -AOAP 1171 S606 Managingl Psychiatric Disorders in Pediatric Office Practice (Hodgrnan) ,o; Controversial Areas of Antilnfective Use in Clinical in) 4 cassettes ... S44.00 y: Urinalysis, New Developments, Common Problems S33.00 lis & Management ofthme Wheezing Infant (Ackerman, d Adolescents (Hatcher) O AAP 181 Infectious Disea se + Provocative Change + Practical Approach I + HIV Infection in Chili + New-Advances in th +Sexu;Lly Transmittei O: AAP 182 S101 Office Practice -of S cassettes ... S55.00 O3 AAP183 S102 Allergic Diseases O AAP 184 S103 Pediatric Anesthe4 Morrison, Roberts) O AAP 185 S104 Managing the Chil El AAP186 Asthma + Pharmacologic Man + Pharmacologic Man + Patient Edu-catlon in + Psvchosocial Issues O AAP 187 S105 Child Disciplinw. E El AAP 189 S107 Pearls and Pitfalls a AAP 190 S108 Management of Ci O AAP 191 S109 Cardinal Features McIntire) El AAP193 Neurology + Benign Seizures + Optimal Treatments + Pyhosocial Issues + ToTetor Not lb Tri . AAP 194, Sp. Pres. The Future of O AAP 195 S201 Endocrinology for 4 cassettes ..,. $44.00. El AAP196 S202 Visual DiagnosisI fO AAP 197 S203 Review of Nutrhio O3 AAP198 Dermatology +Birthmarks and Pigi + Skin Infections and ~+ The Skin as a Mirroi + Biopsy and Remova El AAP 199 S205 111V Infection in Cl O AAP 1100 S206 Oflice- Dermatolog O AAP 1101 .Sp. Pres. Children at Ri OAAP 1103 S207 Pre'paring the Stui OAAP 1104 S208 Addressing Paren O: AAP 1105 S209 Management of G 0 AAP 1106 S210 Viruses and Antivi O AAP 1107 S211 Gastroenterology - ~~Hupeetz) O AAP 1109 S213 Seizure Managem 0- APD 1110 Plenary Session - ~~~+ Natural History of Li + Newly Discoveredli Chls*ydhs pneumol + Treatment of Tuberc 3 cassettes ... $33.00 AAMP 1111 -301 Offies Allergy,and ... $44-00 o AAP 11 13 S302 Ocular Dilemmas - Gross, Mahon, Slovis)- 3 cassettes .. 3.00 - AAP 11 14 Plea"y: Med the RedI 1 cassette .... 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Held O'ctober 26-31, 1991 in New Orleans.All programs are two cassettes, $22.00 unless otherwise noted,
0~~~ ~ ~~~~~~--A0AP 1129 S405 An Office Approach to Interviewing Adolescents (Mackenzie)is in Your Immunization Practices 0 AAP 1130 S406The Myths of Attention Deficit Disorder (Karniski)to Antivirals and Viruses O AAP 1132 S408 Common.Orthopaedlc Problems in Children and Adolescents (Huurman,Idren -Kling, Tolo)le Treatment of Bacterial Infections O AAP 1133 S409 Pediatric Urology: Update for The Practicing Pediatrician (Evans,,d Diseases Cerniglia, Gonzales, Ortenberg, Roberts)
El AAP 1134 S410 Breast-Feeding: What's New in Optimal Management (Neifert, Seacat)Neurology(Dyken, Brown) a AAP1135 Plenary,Session
* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~+Contraceptive Updatein Children. (Shapiro) + Human Papillomavirus Infection in Adolescentsbsiology Up.date: Perioperative Pediatrics (Diaz, + Preventing Adolescent Suicide
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+Early Childhood Drownings and Strategies for PreventionId With School Failure (Tardo) + Submersion Injuries: Factors and Outcome
+ Childhood Maltmeatment Fatalities: Are They Preventable?agement of Acute Asthma -;+ Evaluation of Cervical Spine Injuries
ag0m0t otChroic Asthma -+ Down Syndrome, Cervical Spine: Special Olympics, Circa 1991wthScool"ge-hild OAMP 1136 Sp. Pres. Political Advocacy at the State Level: Current Legislativa Issues
s and Parent Eucation of the Asthmatic Child El AAP 1138 S412 Neonatal Neumology: What's New and Most Impodant? (Holmes, Volpe)Effective Behavioral Management Strategies (Howard), O AAP 1139 S413 1ntroduction to Immunology (Fleisher, Nelson)s in Office Dermatology (Schachner, Shwayder) El AAP 1140 S414 Advances in Pediatric Oncology (Crist., Brenner, Look)lommon Pediatric1nfections (McCracken) O AAP 1141 S415 Cough: Appmach to Evaluation and Treatment (Cloutier)t,of Illness: A Problem-Oriented Approach (Gartner, OM 142 S6PhsclAtvyinCldn(Gidding, Dietz, Washirigton)
O AAP 1.143 S417 Practical Office Manaement (Saltzman, Vanchiere)O AAP 1144 S418 Pediatric Dy'srhythmias: Recognition and Appropriate Management
(PickofflO AAP 1145 S419 The Use of Temperament Data,in Pediatric 'Behavioral Interventionsof Epilepsy (Carey)
sfpleps a AAP1146 PlenarySessioneat Epil psy + Asthma Morbidity- and Mortality in the United States: -A Growing PmoblemPediatrics (Chesney, Lowe) -+ The Changing Role of Theophylnethe Practicing Pediatrician (August, Rose'nbloom). +CurnPesetvsothUsotGwhHrm e
Zit 11 C h ~~~~~~~~~~~~~+Graft Versus Host Disease in the Cyclospor.in Era1, o en) ~~~~~~~~~~~~+The Diagnosis and Treatment of Sickle Cell: New Strategiesxn in the 1990s(Klish) ~~~~~~~~+New Criteria for SSI Eligibility
+ HomeHeathCareBeyntd Lein:Danssadletet- aigtrChildren Out of the Home: New National Standards
Beyond ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+Inn ring in Context: Caregiving, Culture, and Colicr for Child Abuse + Infant Depressslond1 of Nevi: Is it Really Needed? ElOAMP 1147 S501 Ma'nagement of Childhood Emergencies (Knapp, Hodge, Jaffe, Tenenbein)',hildren (Pizzo) -4 cassettes .. 44-00--Wy (Prose,fRaimer) El AAP 1148 S502-New Ffonffers In Metal Poisoning (Mortensen, Goldman)isk: A Global View (Klotho'n, Salguero, Goldhagen) El AAP 1149 S503 Graduate of The NICU (Koops, Williamson)
IdentforCollegs(Marks) O MAP 1150 S504 Headache Problems: Update (Fenichel)ItS' Nonmedical Concerns (Glascoe, Hickson) O AAP 1151 S505 Pediatric Umrogy (Tak, Kay, Peters),ommon Aolescen Menstrul Problms (Emanl. ; AAP 1152 S506 Pediatric Sports Injuries (Pizzutillo, Stanitski)tras (W itley) ,-EO AAP 1153 S508 Recognition & Management of Inborn Errors of Metabolism (McCade)
tortbe~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~EAAhrca:APatcaprah(an P 1154. Children of Alcoholic (Herzog, Marcelle)'- OAMP 1155 -Sp. Pres. Radefinin Disbility: Origins and Consequences of The Supremenent and Recognkion (Vining, Duchowny, Holmes) CutSIDcso Pri,Hay
El AAM 1156. PlenarySession,imeDisease . ~~~~~~~~~~+NOux01d0060tcom,esofStatusEpilept[cus[ -tew: Priiru,, w .............. r w Hrpaino. ^......... Ca+tn DCriso 0lsrders:APespte--I#A8@ + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Survivalin PosteriorFossa Ilmors,ulos0s: Drug Regimens and Duration - L-++eoi0a iodnadPdarcPatc
.. ~~~~+Scollosis:'Screehing?Stimulation? .Ikl."ma for the 1990s (Tinkelman, Kaplan) 4 cassettes + PsychDei Muiuloskeletal Pain
in The Pediatrician's Office (Rabinowicz, Cibis, Ellis, C1AP15m5uinadErlskwnin:Cs fetieTenqe(Field)
aAMP 1 158 S510 New Developments in Immunoloy (Fleisher, Nelson)Book Commiffee (Hall, Orenstein, Peter, Pickering) OM 19 S1 pa nFudadEetoyeTeay(eyO AAP 1160 S512 Sexually Transmitted Dlseases in Adolescents (Rosenfeld, Littman)nnumuo gyt bnerry, hnrzer2 I I
it Diabetes Ma llltus The 090 anMeod(rvs lAP lt61 S513T1epho-ne Medicine: Managin' Your Telephone (Katz)lt~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DibtsMliu:Te19sadBynTai)aAMP 1162 S514 Down Syndrome: A MWodel for ediatric Care of Children withSurgery in the 21st Century (Salyer, Greenberg, Sadove) - Hniapn odtos(edaDisabilities:~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ E AA dlsetEpeine(lm P 1163 S515 TheTop 20 P_Mric Article's of 1990-1991 (Oski, McMillan)
g bunv AduHwth HeaK D"eae (Allen) O AP 1164 S516 Eating Diso ers: Anorexia,and Bulmia Nervosa (Fisher, Nussbaum)a (Eggleston) -EO AAP 1165 S517 Pediatric Pharmacology: Common Misuse of Medications (Watson)ie Orthopaedic Problems (Huurman, Kling, Tolo) P16 PlnrSslo
+ Bullets and Blades: The New Epidemicnaturity: Focus on Treatments .+ Evaluation of tho Infant with Airway Obstructioniability orHowLowCan You Go? ~~~+ECIMO; The Exranding Indications for Usage Beyond the Newborn
schemic Brain Injury an'd Cerebal Palsy +PdarcADathies +-IVIG. A Critical Loo'kn Ahvard: International Pediatrics and PrimaryHealth. +PCIneDaossfIfctusiess
and Obligations ~~~~~~~~~~~+Oral Rehydration RevisitedEl -AMP 1167 S601 Unlocking The Colic Puzzle: Facts, Figures, Formulae, Physiology, andisome: Biology and Disorders of the Mitochondrial -Peoea(ar esbuhC1 AAP 1168 S602 Pediatric Pulmonary Case Review (Dorkin, Beckerman,, Hilman, Waring,tment of Fragile X Syrndrome -Zedi"
Leading~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ AAsfIlDtMrai i h ntdSae P 1169 S604 Medical Evaluation of The Sexually Abused Child (Stewart)natlonalRetiuxStudy OM~r-1AP 1170 S605 Preparing Young AthletsforSports: Pediatrician's Role (Nelson, Risser):
-~~ ~~~~ -AOAP 1171 S606 Managingl Psychiatric Disorders in Pediatric Office Practice (Hodgrnan),o; Controversial Areas of Antilnfective Use in Clinicalin) 4cassettes ... S44.00y: Urinalysis, New Developments, Common ProblemsS33.00lis & Management ofthme Wheezing Infant (Ackerman,d Adolescents (Hatcher)
O AAP 181 Infectious Disea se+ Provocative Change+ Practical Approach I+ HIV Infection in Chili+ New-Advances inth+Sexu;LlyTransmittei
O: AAP 182 S101 Office Practice -ofS cassettes ... S55.00
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California 2Nicolette Lee Ballou, MD6200 Wilshire Blvd.Ste. 803Los Angeles, CA 90048
Kevin Kunio Nishimori, MD2438 Ponderosa Dr., N.Suite C-101Camarillo, CA 93010
Nilesh Hasmukhlal Shah, MD11674 Mt. Baker CourtAlta Loma, CA 91701
Specialty FellowJuan Antonio Realyvasquez, MDOrthopaedics800 S. Fairmount Ave., #320Pasadena, CA 91105
California 3Maria Esther De Ferris, MDPO.Q Box 8602La Jolla, CA 92038
fesehatsion Ernesto, MD3701 Avenue LBrooklyn, NY 11210
Margaret Mary Gennaro, MD12 Manhasset Ave.Port Washington, NY 11050 2023
Arun A. Kalra, MD7 Sandra Dr.Dix Hills, NY 11746
Rita Khanijou, MD31-A Valley View Rd.Great Neck, NY 11021
Tasneem, MD5 Cedar Rd.Malvern, NY 11565
Specialty FellowAlan T. Kaell, MD315 Middle Country Rd.Smithtown, NY 11787
District of ColumbiaMary Deffner Patterson, MD1846 Potomac Ave SEWashington, DC 20003-2418
Jose Antonio De Luna, MD1333 Glenn Echo RoadHuntingdon Valley, PA 19006-1309
Barbara E. Ostrov, MD165 TownhouseHershey, PA 17033
West VirginiaChandrani Ganpat Thakker, MD1713 Sierra Rd.Charleston, WV 25314
FloridaAlicia E. Fernandez-Garcia, MD1001 Waterfall Dr.Dade City, FL 33525-8553
Gil F. Gutierrez, MD5830 NW 81st Terr.Parkland, FL 33067
Vicki Lynne Johnston, MD2540 Sands WayCooper City, FL 33026
Sandra Lee Loeb, MD1507 S. Riverview Dr.Melbourne, FL 32901
Susan B. O'Toole, MDDoctor's Clinic2300 Fifth Ave.Vero Beach, FL 32960
Specialty FellowRafael F. Rivas-Chacon, MDP O Box 431530South Miami, FL 33243-1530
GeorgiavJames Adam Barfield, MDEmory UniversityDept. of Pediatrics2040 Ridgewood Dr.Atlanta, GA 30322
North CarolinaSpecialty FellowJoseph F. Nicastro, MDOrthopaedicsDept of Orthopaedic SurgeryBowman Gray Sch of MedicineMedical Center BoulevardWinston-Salem, NC 27157
MissouriEllen Sue Glotzbach, MD930 Carondelet Dr.Suite 302Kansas City, MO 64114
WisconsinThomas Lee Schlenker, MDMHD841 N. BroadwayMilwaukee, WI 53202
Timothy G. Geen, MD277 Landing Rd. NorthRochester, NY 14625
Rezkallah Toro, MDOneida Pediatric Group, P.C.421 Main StreetOneida, NY 13421
Robert C. Welliver, MD25 San Mateo Ct.East Amherst, NY 14051
New York 2Isabel A. Barata, MD149-36 Raleigh StreetOzone Park, NY 11417-3027
AabamaFrank Anthony Franklin, Jr, MD,Children's Hos. of AlabamaCHT7401600 7th Avenue S.Birmingham, AL 35233
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BC/BE Pediatrician Lexington,Kentucky. Three pediatricianslooking for fourt to join dynamicprivate. practice. University com-muniy with medical school.lln .abary/benefits. Out-stana_yl~~, cultural and,
family opportu cC.V t:Drs. James Mack, Ellbn Suthr-.land, Bradley Gore; 1780Nicholasville Road, Suits 402,Lexington, KY 40503; (606) 277-6636.
BRIDGEWATER, NOVASCOTIA- PEDIATRICIAN. Good oppor-tunity to join busy consultatinpracfice. RapidAy expandling townand new' hospital one-hour fromnHalifax. Office partnershipdesired. Reply to: Karen Doc'krill,M.D., 42 Glen'Allan Drive, Suite#305, Bridgewater, Nova Sodtr134V 3N2.
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-ANCHORAGE Full-time, BC/BEPediatican andlor locum tenens tojoin innovafive practice of fourpediatricians, two nurse practitioners,learning and behavior disorder M.D.,educational psychologist, and educa-tionalf specialist. Progressive,outdoor-oriented, university , c'om-munity of 225,000and growing. Salaryprogressing to partnership. Contact:Thad Woodard, M.D., 1200 AirportHeights Drive, Suite 140, Anchorage,AK 99508; (907) 264-1800.
Ann Arbor, Michigan - Estabflshedpediatric practioe seeking thiird full- orpart-time BC/BE Pediatrician. Min-imalafter hours coverage, opportunity for.affiliation at Univemity of Michigan.'Excellent compeotive star'dng salary,plus benefits. Direct CV to: Box 7,351,Ann Arbor, MI 48107
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Come to Southem Carifomnia tocelebrate the now CHILDREN'S~HOSPITAL OF ORANGE COUNTYbyattending "A Lea'p into 21stCenturyPeciatrics," February 27-29, 1992,Newport Beach, Calif. Symposia willbe held on Immunology/Transplanta-tion;- High Technology and NewAdvances in Pecriatric Surgery; anbdGeneral Pediatrics. Keynote by C.Everett Koop, M.D. Featuredspeakers will include Drm. IRobertBaehner, Robert Bartlett, ErWin Gel-fandl, Carolyn Hall, Michael Harr'ison,Albert Jonson, Frank Oski, Norrnan'Shumway ancd Diane Wara. For in-forrnation/registration, call: (714)58t18055 or (800) 241-2462.
"15th Annual Pediatric .Update,"sponsored by Phoenix Children'sHospital, Maricopa Medica Cen.trand the Arizona AAP Chapter, willmeet March 4-7, 1992 in Scottsdale,AZ. For more details, contact: JoAnnCunningham, 909 E. Brill Street,Phoenix, AZ 85006; (602) 239-5915or (602) 239-5784."Comblnod Southiem CaliforniaPediatric Postgraduate Meefing -
Clinical Pediatrics,* sponsored by CAChapter 2 AAP; LA Pediatric Society;Southwestem PecliatricSodety. Date:March 12-15, 1992. Speakiers: RayCaputo, M.D. (Dermatology); JamesGarrick, M.D. (Sports Meclkine); MelLevine, M.D. (Behavioral Problems);George McCracken, M.D. (InfectiousDisease); EllenWald, M.D. (InfectiousDisease). Location: Wyndham Hotel,Palm Springs, Califomia. For more in-formation, contact: Eve Black, P.O.Box, 2134, Inglewood, CA" 90305;(213) 757-1198.
Fourth Annual Pediatrics Seminar,'Advanoes and; Changing Trends,aWait Disney World, Florida, March 18-21, 1992. Faculty: Drs. Blu,esJEggleston, Fenich hl ndSinatra. eprtet of
'Trwelfth Annual National.Pediatric In-fectous iseae Sminar,w. April
.22-26r--'::'12,. H;adVgatt:'sor b U--e SuheSMidical Center, atiaI. Cont:-Maran Truoup, Coordinator, at. (214)688-845.
""Advances in Pediatic," sponsoredby Californa Chapter 2 AAP, April 23-26, 1992, at the Mirage Hotel, LasVegas, Nevada.Conn-P.O. Bo214x2 34,.(21'3) 757-1198.
"Annual Spring Meeting of the IowaAAP Chapter," April 24,1992, locatedatthe Iowa Methocist Medical Center,1200 Pleasant Street, Des Moines,IA 50369. This meetingwill be heldin conjunction with the 36th'Annual-Peciatric Conference, scheduled forApril 23 & 24, 1992. For more infor-mation, contact: Cheryl Ostrander,Dept. of Peciatrics, Iowa MethodistMedical Center, 1200 PleasantStreet,Des Moines, IA 60309; (51S) 241-6230.
"Pediatrics in the Red Rocks," spon-sored by the,AAP Arizona Chapter,will be held June 26-28, 1992, inSedona, AZ. For more details, con-tact: MelanyeWrighton, 1775 E. Ocotillo.Road,Phoenix, AZ 8516; (602) 230 1949.
'Arkansas - Holt-Krock Clinic 116-physidan,- multipealy clinic loatdin Fort Sith;K Arkansas, in beaLAful"Green Couniy* on the Arkansas/Ok-laho'ma border, is acively rectitingfor a BCIBE Pedatrician for estab-lished, four-physician department.Main facility and fifteen sal#llite clinicsserve a patient base of 350,000. Ex-cellent benefits and two-year,guaranteed salary, followed by fullpartnership. Send CV and referenoesto: Josephine Decker, HOLT-KROCKCLINIC, 1500 Dodson Avenue. FortSmith, AR 72901; orcall oollect (501)782-2055.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL DIRECTORthe Hospital for Sick Children, an 80-bed, transitional care, peciatric facilitycaring for a civerse patient populaflonin rehabilitation and comprehensivepediatric cars, is currently seeking anAssistat Mecal Director. Th suc-cessful candclate will beBoard-Certified and preferably sub-speda-lt trained. Candidates must beeligible forClinical Assistant Professorstatus at a bkal medical schlool, inorder to obtain aeademic appointmentat other institutions affiliated withHSC:. Additionally, a mninimum of three(3) years pniorexpenence on the facul-ty of a medica school or on the staffof a hospital with experience teachingfellows, reskents and meclcal stu-dents. - Parficipafion in fundedresearch is required. Please send CVin confidence to: Search Committee,Attn: Personnel Department, TheHo'spital for Vick Children, 1731Bunker Hill Road, N.E., Washington,-DO 20017; or call: (202) 526-8935.
BC/BE Pediatridan -Fulkl-iepart-time to join four pedialricians inwell-established, busy, academicpwtc in' Westchester. Faculty'andteaching appointments available, atnearby medical school. Compeitivwesalary leading to partnership. Replyto: Box #11021.
BC/BE Pediatrician.. Multispecialtyclinic located near Mobile. Guaran-lbed Oaalry, month4 p tiondUbnus, ia;bceX>t paid.
,,4nd- -OW,-to: Jim: Hlndf14 1 01*;i-7|;#--#- 'in -A
CAROUNAS. Pediatrician. 'BC/BEnear Charlotte, NC to join solo prac-tifoner (Sth in call group). Mountains,beach nearby. Competitive salary,early partnehip. Conctw: S. Haefele,M.D., 1334 Ebenezer Road, Rock H ill,SC 29732; (803)327-772.
COASTAL SO;UTHEAST Prestiious §teaching hospital seeks an additionalattending physkiian for their PediatricEmergency Department. Compensa--tion package of $130K4140K +malpracdic (tail oovered) + fullbenefits. Ideal candidates should have ,mtraining in both pediatrics and emer-gency mecicine. PosiWon is 75% :clinical and 25% acacdemic, instructing 2residents and fellows. Contact: Jim e,Crawford, Weatherby Health Care, l3230 W. Commercial Blvd., Ft.Lauderdale, FL 33309; (800) 365-8901.-
Colorado Fift BE/BC Pediatrid'an tojoin active pediatric group in multi-spedalty dinic in nordwm CLolorado.Year-rou-nd activibes. Good farnily en-vironmentidimate. Competitve salaryand benefits. Send CV to: AnthonyG. Fink, M.D., 1900 16th Street,Greeley, CO 80631.
community Health F§llowship. One-year fellowvship program designed todevelop executive and clinicalbdrforcommunityand migrantoommunityhealth cen0srs (begins July, 1992).Didadcbctraining atte Johns HopWnsUniversity, followed by placement inan existing communit-y health center.Stipend approximately $5 ,Minority awnd * lcants en--coura6cd fo apply. Application,deadline is February 1, 1992. Reqestapplipation from: Darryl Leong, MD,MPH, Project DZirector, MATCH Pro-gram, Nabonal Associaton of.. v~~~W,'as
DC 20036; (202) 659-8008.
Division of General Pediabics seeksBoard-Cert fied/Board-EligiblePecriatricians for .two academic,pnmrym car positions Pnimary-,res onsi'bilit sdrc paie t mae.-T64achingand fpa*btidaorin al ;-
lc.cnmensurate-With-trainiing,-4adex.'' :-peniice. -Contact: Miriam BrnM.D., Bo'x 506 MCV Staon, Ri-oh-mond, VA 23298. MCV is an EVAA:'Employer. Women and minodties areencouraged to apply.
FAIRBANKS, ALASKAto a sOitfonrowbo-Myoung,adult practice providng con-sultative, comprehensive, in-depthcars. Small univemsity city withi nvems,lakes and mountains offers civersecultwml, sports and outdoor activities.Send btbr of interwt and CV to: J.Alan MacFariane, M.D.,-1019 Lathrop#19, Fairbanks, AK 99701.
Florida BC/BE Pediatician for busy,3-person practioe. Excellent salaryand benefits, partnership after one-year. - Please contact: M.S. Radu,M.D., 333 W. Cocoa BeachCauseway, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931or call (407) 783-7711.
Florida BC/BE Pedittician to joinhospital-based practice in 744-bed,progressive hospital. This four hospi-tal, 1 ,500-bed system is implementingan exciting, comprehensive system of-care for children. Withi 20 days off'a month, no on-call responsibilities oroverhead and a FFS remuneration inexcess of $1 22,000/year, this positionoffers an extremely attractve practiceopportunity and lifestyl in one of themost desirable areas of the oountry.Please call or send CV to: PediatricConsultants, Inc., 6550 N. FederalHighway, Suite 300, FL Lauderdale,FL 33308; (800) 553-8899.
Georgia - Northi Atlanta. BC/BEPeciatrican to join busy, two-personpracboe. Guaranteed salary, bonus in-oentive, health, malpracfice, andpartnership. Contact: Pediatric As-sociates, P.C., 300Johnson FerryRoad, Suite 216, Marietta, GA 30062;(404) 993-2922.
The AAP Sec'tion on Perinatal Pediatrics:-invites you to attend
Frm Directors ;--The InteractionftStateMCHPrograms and thieProposed
National Healthi Insurance Inifiatives-- Quality Assurance. in Pcdiaric ,and Obstetric Sub-
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--Finanicig P6datric and Perinatal Care--Perinatal Health: Strategies for thie 21st Ce-ntur--Organizational Political Strategies
Speakers
-- Michael Clement, MD-- Deane Dana III-- Sharn Dooley,MD-- Michael Goldberg$ MD-- John Hauth, MD-- Robert Hungate, MD-- Woody Kessel, MD,- George Little, MD-
-- Gerald Merenstein, MD-, Richard P. Nelson,MD-- Thomas K. Oliver, Jr., NMD-- Howard A. Pearson, MD-- John Queenan, MD-- Rachel Schwartz, MPH-- JE. Ted Stibbards, PhD-- Reed Tuckson, Ml)
Registration For'mA Workshop on Periatal Strategies
April 3-5, 1992 (noon - noon)
California Four-physician practiosseeks BC/BEPediatrician/Neonatologist. associate.Opportunity for general, specialtypediAtrics. Level 11 NICU. BeautifulSan Diego. Please submit C.V. to:Georges E. Argoud, M.D., PediatricAssociates of Chula Vista, 480 FourthAvenue, Suite 306, Chula Vista, CA92010; Telephone (619) 426-7910 orFax (619) 426-2337.
California Immediate opening forBC/BE Peciatrician to associate withiwell-established, rapidly growing, 32-physician, muldspecialty group.Located in theSan Frandsco Bay areaIn a growing community serving170,000. Patients include bothi fee-for-servioe and prepaid health plan.Attractive compensation and benefits.Malprac6c provided. Californialioense required. Send CV to: BartBona, Administrator, Fairfield MedicalGroup, Caller Box 4020, Fairfield, CA945334410; (707) 426-3911.
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[]Please send me more program details. (A general malingabout the workshop will follow.)
Retun to: Jim Couto, Sections Coordinator, American-Academy of Pediatrics, P.O. Box 927, ELk Grove Village,IL 60009-0927.
For more information, telephon-e-Joe Butterfield,M.D., at (303) 861-6509.
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Noth Cadba BC/BE'Podatrian to join 5Smwgroup, 20minue from Charlott,NC: in Jty 1992.410bed hopit1MUR CT, etc. Con_eon ofX
womls~ n chi-s*orw obegin-df i. CAE:affill"ion w-hDuke Univrsty MedcIcW Center.Mountains and beach nearby.-Send CV' and referenwm to:_Goor -Enstr b,--Of 4
Ar Ae,- "N.E.9 Concord,NC 28025.
Pft iidonrR -Awz&ri We will prevAt award at- fthOct0b" 1
Ih m cie Re.s.emh,A4*d puvrides an himorai f$10.ief for-rep of'feaad on
asfollows;- Te c nle-sllhow"'hv-e spetatlems;0 -fiu} -aei n i ' -;, Xs, Xe _ iiitiazd ~~~~~~andtb,:f* -awii&e mus have, been'0 pw-ftviewed'and f anidt should-tbe a Fenow oftbeA*dan and lvinw *km.wew Ihe award also includes und-trip, tourit class airfare, twoJys lpdging, Ifphs anaca exeses incidental. to attending tfie
-an officeseting. 0-f .Separate, letlers should be, writb' fcwr ea0w-h^ * k
should bnefly stt Vsork for whichtai andLs$hould-inc c w ' as well as one copy ofat,lasi-dO, btit -no maxe ihan five, different reprintsryc nidate's wodc -lb s of fth award is on g
F - If a:wet pess,acopy ofthe s luldb nue.Dg lettmierencouraged tnot.requiredlhells.._
-be senLtotepso making theno,mm who will then forwardthemtdltisofice'.-; --A
AdZrem gal riination to: Gretchen V. Fleming', MhD., AAP CDeIk eitofResearch. 141-NorthwestPointBlvd.,ElkGroveVillageIL 60=7, whio will in u submit- ftm -to the Council on Pediatic-Research Selbeton Committee.
Please shr lanouncement with anypediatricn heds T-and othr Fellows of the Academy w-ho you feel are in a goCod positionto Waidfy nd for tis award.The deadline for the reeipt of nominations is Jan;r 319 1992. B
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Pediatric Seninar:Marich 22-26, 1992':
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1992 Mlrginia Apgar AwardThe A"Section on Peiinatal Pediatrics is now accepting nomninations for thie1992 Vhginia Apgar Award.
lbe'award is givenannually to an individual whose career- has had.a contin mngfluec thffe well-being ofnewbomn infants.---
All fellows interested in Peritial P'ediatrics are invited to sulbmitnominations.- Noniineesnreed notbemembersof thie Academy.
Send all nomninations by March 15, 1992 to John M. Driscoll, Jr., M.D., Babies Hospital, Box 13, 3959Broadway,NewYork,NY 10032%9(212) 305--8500.The 1991 reipient of the 'award was Ma-ry ElIen.Avery. Pat Apgar Award recipients includle: Will'mm A.
Silverman, Geofry, S.-Daws, L. StanleyJxnes,, Mildred StahIman,, Wifliam Tooley and Petter Karlbeg.'The 1992 a'ward r6dipient willbe selsted in April. be, awiard is sponsored by a grant frm-Rosslabrtie
-aid--will be presented at the mecting of the Perinatal Section during the 1992 AAP AnntSl MeIeting in SgantF-ancisco. -. ..
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Grqlgucoit uni, ,o, huraoesto San Francisco and lk rhevSend C.V. to' 'Lod Pedarc, Box781;L1X, CA 96241, naention:MWar'e.
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pedEaSciaX as assistaint-prum" IntheDepanmnt ofPed^ Collegeof, Osbeopathic Maddne, MibdanS-niver.n S s bedaofapdS wof
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s WbUity orSfc- f aned must-qualiy for- fiertsure Wu-4he Ste- ofMichiga. TIhis is a- ful-Ime, annuaappoi-ntment (non-trmJsam)Salay negotiable. Pks subrtntapkaoi to Bw d M. Kay. D.O.,,
Prfes r Ghin,- ch anSitate Unmhy,it- DO unn ofPedaic, B-319 WeFe Hall, Eastlansng, Ml4 48824-1316. Poe6idon isopen_-nmmdb; igarw State
--unrersty is an AA/EO institulin.
Pedbstrc group. in te01 sho'ra-f Lio"uhogzCount, Now Jemrstneeds Sth M.D:. BC/BE. -0iWt pnw-100ic, Level 11 and J11 hosotWiSs. NICU.--artehip availble. Reply to: Box,#i2b011.
PiElIATRl(NS- - :lNAHealihpans 6f-CA; has prwcs opportunities for-podatan availabbat several healdh ca-re c-entb in Lo6.Angels. We are a quality and. ser-vicRoriented0- healtpan- whb6"-pdncipal -commiUnn --is 00- ourmembers$ weU-being. Our focuscena"* on the strong relationship be-t.ween patient adpritan phys.dn'-You will experiencf-a"fioof carin9 for nd Mana-gMg Ybr per---sona Sanel of pafents, Enjoy-theadVantage of pMCang with an es--tablhd, mLAtiswce gmp in. asophistcl, mfetrpob, Onviron-ment Generu .financW, pacnIncludes-.malratce, OME. bonus,andal overhead. Call: (S)468-013or send C\/ to: -Pfesoa Rectut-met Department CIGNAHealfthplaw of CA,- '50 N. Biand-Blvd., Suite 400 14, Glendeb, CA,Q1203. EOE. *
PENNSYLVfANIA Fd-BrynMw Hospit pin hia9-phia is seeln aDic of Inpa e tPedatrkcs. Reqifeet inclueboard-ffaon- clinical exPerdseand demnstrated -iSbfity in programe
E-KG adPFT. Oew specialieTep-resented include: Genrl. 'Surgerq,-BGN intemnat Mdie nFamk prci(. Green ay _is areional medbal center offerinig stsstof-th- facgiid ,. eqtipment -ansu-spedalty rFal sff.guaranteeith, knWe. Excellent-beriefts". Send leffier- of introduction,>iotcuma ium kiae ad ftiee f-ensesMto: Thom -E.Flood, Adnmmistrator,Beaumont Glinic, Lid., 182E1- ;Wobster: Avenue, -Greenb Bay, WI54301.
PEDIATRICIA to join solo p0ac-10itoner in busy suburban.Ndw Jerseyprac c . Full-dmlatime, Com-munny- and ga : hospRals 20-minutes to N.Y.C. Send.- CV to:Richird-Mircus, M.D.., P.O. Box 63t,..Nutby, NJ 07110 063.
P dshia Uptateg.Now York.8Y:/S tbe iflh a in --tis,growingsedy~gw of: 1 1--ptisids.Franaff& ithabtr-tiay -center. Fcestw CAral
Demancing and excfGsierus, inlcome and beref-aW. ., M4ccl liability. insurancepaered.: Lakte_-a,W -dw aroa.Greatsailing, Pftd*1,sng.W6iA,CV to: ItD.-i;ard Endrs, FAAP,FlocheskwGmralGVftne MedeGroup, P.O. Box A, Sodu, NY 14W.EOE.- --
KENTUCKY/SOUTHCAROLINA Im--meditel rtunitbies ~for ECtBEPldaicfii~ s. to pc in dwimunid with a real 'need-CominunTlb offer emelEnt faiSy.-Mn an -inmeiaXe ascom -to: out-door kfde. Compeitiv finae
_ offered. -Comuitiebygwb stad-th-Et -.0090p*.
For prompt,- confidenat r6esp ,,sehd CV to: Lee Nelson, HealthTrut.4525. Hatdg Road. NashvilJe, TN37205, or -cAk (SW0) 825-346S (24
-LK TAO, CAUltONIA. BC/BE--podarn tom join acdve generaPOW Pi0*s6pat7M6fe:neinbeautfUhl MoUntain omuiY VWif-yeard-un iv.at envirn-ment to mise a ta iy. Send resunmeto: Robwt L. Patton, M.D., FAAP, 1P.O.-Box 10377, South Lake Ta,CA
brge, m -group ptoupcarfcw 8C/13SaffiliatedHMO, asw^'as gmwv -.Fft pmcd. Po6Savmlable h dtiler Frfeded ahistoic--nn nesrr. Batrore and:- Was,~D.C, or in Annaois,near do ca B n,aburin rcao oppoMrdft. Bota.asn am: ckm to imedia schoolsof the 'Balinmore/Wshington, D.C.ae. ExIoisv spotsyt an-modem-MCNili. Competitive Waryan god .wf Pba direc CVto: Patuent MedcalL Group, Inc., 2Knoll North Drive, Stiie #401, Cokxn-bia, ME) 21045, Ann: daRecruiter..
TH0E'HITCHCOCK CLINICS- of Con-cor. .Mnc;he-ster/Beadford.,-antNhuafar*;io~ppl catidtfor.Board Eiigible/Cei11fi0_ pe0iatncia.nSwho a-re i:nterested in. a cli.nicalprac-ticewith some varied tieaching respnsbiite. Th- H. h wth.f .
guux rn region of New Ha..-~-shire h.as .been.dramatic an,d we arelookin tqo-ethi
-day-to-.day. repnil.i.-fes -.us
practice=,-LThe llitchcock Clinic is famultispecialty group pr Aptice affiliated;-withtheDartmouth-Hitchcock-Medical.Center-, ,Southern N'H is an ideal fam-
,il -ore ted area close to Boston', the.,beaches and .the White MouJntains.
If you would like more information-concerning these positions, pleasesend CV or"conta-ct- ;--.-
Albert F.Zcaramella, M.D.*
-Regionhal Pediatric Co'ordinatorThe Hitchcock ClinicSouthern. Region Off'icesOne Bedford Farms.
W0~ ~ian's Rokl -in Opeapn)esert Stor; Uncomoabllbe,)ets .Antbotc -in the 90's;'ietTreatmetit in Hepatitis B & C,giele X Syndrome; Management of
Mshuna; and Follow-uponf Childhood,ancerX
*Plus, 16 smallwokhpslPlan- Now -To Join Us - And Bring
:Ie Family! For More I frmation,,ontact: JimCouto,MA,AAPSco''_oordinator, 141 Northiwest PointIlvd., ELk Grove Villae, EL 60007;708) 981-7658
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Prcdoe opportunity avallbdi inlexpandng pediari group. Lo-cated in the Great LOm. area,a dose working reJationshiP withcxmmunity neonata unitsmwmosdy young families. Bordcer-tifiecel' ible in 'neonatology.Senc CV to: Dr. Trn Gooden,5463 Oakridge Drive,.Wlughby,OH 44094- (216) 943 6594. ( Y . . . . .
7HE KIDS CHOLESTEROL BOOKColbrh booWdet on cholestrl, nuSifion snd heart heath for children.KNOWING YOUR CHOLESTEROL-informafive booket on choletrol foradolescents. Useful for pecdatrnciansdoilng cholesteol sareenin . O*rdr inincrements of 25- (S25. plus S3postaQemandWling). Send to:C.L. Witliarns,-M.D., Peve-eCrg y,4nter, Now York Media CollegOMunger Pavilion, Valhalla, NY 10595.
1992 PEDIA4TRIC CARDIOLOGY EXAMINATIONThe American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) M11U admiinister the
certifying examination in Pediatric Cad-ooyon Tuesday, Aug-st ll.,1992, in fthee U.S. cities.
Applications will be avilable November 1,- 1991. Registration wHilextend from Novrember 1, Ml9, to January 31,-1992. The applicationfee f&r the examination is $11,150, but applications posmarked afeDECEMBER 31, 1991, must include an adiinl$200 late fee. NewApplication Postmarked A4fter January 3,1992, Cannot, B'eAccepted For The 1992 Examination.
Each application will- be conidere individually and-must be,acceptable to the Sub-board of Pedialric Cardiology. Please contact thieABP for eligibility reqmirements. Re-registation mateials wnill bemailed to eligible eaddtes on Janur 2, 1992. The fee is $1,050.
Please direct inquin"es to: American Board of Pediatrics, Ill SilverCedarCourtChapel Hill,NC, 27514-1651; .(919)-929-041
whether Enge&ix8can cause fetShwmwe dmthbtd to apregnant woman Dr can affect reprodUCIJQN-0cucity. GiveEngerix-to apregnavt woman on#slyitclp*e.Nwuinp oss It Is not I_w wh r EBer- is ex-cm m human milk. Boau nianndug are extcreteinhari milk, uaLn wSti- wh ,ivIng Eng -i to a nursinwofnan.ftdh& Uw. Enpdx- has been shown to be w1tbrMand -higlt Imn in Infants and 'chWen of MS ."Nowba- bos well; matemzeqyfmkoWafuuudb plthoflt -vaoift
EtVk4 is gdmwly well toWed.Duringclbs h s owr 10,000 hwiul disrbutedoveiipui" no.bugadvr row r attribut-able o vacOneamir_o v"poted.As with any va
cine, hower, it Ls possible that of-ftlvWociecould r&9 rue Ir vel
Ton- o es inmng 2,252 subicts Jh(PwGd nosignm~~~in_h frequency or. Wm" of advwexperro benEngsr-x and plamdrvd vaccines.
InWclinkcal &,tuizotal of 13496 oo of fex-S w_administered to 5,071 beaft,8dults,and chikren whckwm o-tially fUeor hpas a maerk,. ad h aneoo
nates. ~ viAllanct w noored frW1 4day p otion.rq adnrse _ tndo todcl_Wmiv ofetErxB Usin a symptom checkst,* fth
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See complete p _ In gmlthlCIelochom lP n____ or Tbo folo-Ing Isa brief smmary.INIDICATION ANDUSAGE EngexEl is hKdiaed for knnwni-zatfon apageWirstinon caused by All knw sudno haptftls IS vinU. Immuization is rcootrdr irn pons of allages, peSbily thogeMw , or. wMi -be, altnrd ikoepoa"to heiais vYlim.-C0AT" UML_H y pdiityto yeeor any oVwrcomponent of the vaccine icadontnfor us atth
s : Do not dve adil idn iniewr to pdttPe h _i afbr ~~an6*h8it.(SW
nolprdP." El i whihWdan-'uruw~~~~ Wdh Bat ft dO vof a&dminM.aldolially, n may ndi PHent tii inCldidual
who,dond, acbvpvu", eyttre AuTIMo _rA As wfh any p _vWcc n._k"p "MPW WhAl WNUse in -a d .or
-lesnt artis, rcsio, .cornmunfty~resouroes. Ample eamings and'-benefits. Send letter an-d C.V. to: G.C.-Lang, M CD., Yakima Pediabt, 314-AS. 11t Avenue, Yakima, WA 9890.
The Toffy E*ndowed- Chair inVaterrnal and Child Heat: TheEmory Universitycool of PubliHealth announcesterintmentof the sdmol's first fuly endowed-chir. The Chair, cs. named inhonor of Jules an De Terry,w*ho werm both advocates for towelfare of wornen adchikWen.D;r. Jules Terry was: the direcorot FaDy Health in Georgia, andth Prindpal lrnvestgator of thieWHO Cosiabomtingf enter inPennatal Care and Health Ser-vices Reearch in Maternal andChOd Heaft. Acadeic appoint-ment wdi be at th leve of. fullprofesso with tenure. The suc
czflcandiddat should have an'M.D. (preferably. with a M,P.H.)or a Ph.lA in relebrt disd0linewit etnsive- reseach -ex-pedeonce in matemnaJ and childheah. The shulhave a ascoy research} badck-ground vAthan interest in leachq'nand in developing an independentand/orclaborativte research pro-gram. The positon wincommenceon or thbeoeX 1Xaamic school -yea. Ples
fopy by January 15, 1992 w-'ta letter-of interet a curriuumvitae-, adtenames of thberferencesto:J. Essben, M.D., Chair,Searchy',poiit, EmrW**: Sdxxl of' PublicHealt, 1599 Clifton Road, N.E.,A E mok0X.mry Univer-sit isaM'Alnadve Action/EqualOpotnity -><rs7
Amkerican Acaidem of Pedlatrims11992wIM Residency Scholarshlp Awwads
IThe Amrcn Academy of Padlatrcs is pleased to announce the II avallability of Residency Scholarships for 1992-1993. ThezII1 Academy will grant a small number of scholarships of S1.000. Z1 $3,000 and $5,000 each to pediatri intems and r'esidents for the IIyear beginning July 1991..
I The scholarsips -are designed to help allay financial dfficufties I1-Iand allow residents to com lets their tra'ining without the necessity |
of moonlighting.-.IThe applicants mnust meet the requiremet listed beobw: 11. Have completed, or will have completed by July 1, a qual yingaproved 'internship (PL-0) or have completed a PL-1 year andlhave a definite commitment for a first-year 'pediatric residency I
- PL-1 -or. PL-2)- accredited by the Residency Review CommitteeIPfu atrdicsa, -I
A 2-. Be a pediatric resident (PL-t, PL-2, PL-3, or PL-4) in a training Iprogram and have made a definite commitment for another yearlof residency - (not fellbwship) in a progmam accredited by thei
-ResidencyReview Committee for Pediatr'ics,3. Have a real need for finan.cial assistance.
I'To obtain a' 1992-1993 residenc shlripa liofrmIrettmnthis. cou -n -to: Donna Bu*y, Administrative Assistant I
t Deprtment, of Education,, Amerfican Academy of Pediatr'ic I1141 Northwest Point-Boulevard' P.RO. Box 927, Elk Grove \i11age',
-1IL 60007. RESIDENC:Y APPLICATION FORMS AND) LETTERSI0pPU$T-S-RElURNEDtBY FRIDAY,FEB. 281,1992. I
Rkchmond, Virginfia BC/BEPedaYkan pah me, to jointNo pedlabkian i taise, sur-burban--practc for 1902 ' Excelentarea,schods. near mountains, beach.Unnversity affiliation, partnrsh'ipavaiSable. Conlatwt Dese Ktiprinc,-M.D. at (804) 276-5040
munkyneartlakes andmount ns, witfirm selecdon of cutsral andrcrea-'donal activiies. Cdtant: David J.Cook, Adrministrator, Keene Clin,Inc., 590 Court Stree Kee, NH
U)pstate New -Yorke. BClBEPedatrcian to Win group practic inaHicve suburbart s P4fAa-teaching hospital sponrsorship,guaranSed competitive salary wit in-
IlUnoli' shopping oenlera6bpor SCTAYTE:..-- -has mutiple locations in the northwest --F---
10 s * ;L 0 w~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ X Recombinant)NoMees Sought For The Peiar- :~Research
lllis ah cafed out during pediatric residency- liing--,Reuirements; for Nomitnation: addaems be furs author ontbs orpapereporting.researck,Addb mustbe in-residencyorinfB yfbllwipg sieAcy- year at point of nomination- for fth
award;.Reserh.may be of clinical, b6nch, ha ltah serv'ices:*ifie-ibust-h3 eda-Leg PL-PL3
yes Onecopye ofamanuscriptreporting rsach.Mustbe ~subid,accomxpaniedbyanominalion lemer from.eithierth'pditicdepamentchin,ffie es}dency ndirector, or the residet's faculty
jE gl~~() name,adrandph6nnmei(s)Qf cndla(2) ya l ar h was conducted; (3) name ofresidency progam; (4) rn_aee (5) a description Offtexactinvolvementof theresidenti the4 curfent
employment status or, professional activity.of the cada. X--=This letter _t bessmt,ed by Janluary 31,',-1-92 to:. Gretcheii ,V.:
Fleming, PhD, Department of Resech, American Acadey of-P-ediatrics,, 141; NdrthlwestP4eintBlvd.,P.O. FVk,927,XillcGroveVilaqge,,EL 6009027.-
Aprize of $11,000 willbe ipeen o the, awa e durin the,Academy's aninualtall meeting. In rIineimbusrnent for travelexpenses to the Academy-'s meetLing-wil beprvdd
lwne awardee will be selected by thie Academy's Council on PediatricResearch -Selection will be based on quality of expernmental desipn,execution, and scientific'and clinica sigIEurace of the reeac.:For furdir inf6rmation, contact Gretchen V. Fleming, PhD, at (800)433-9016, exL 7633.
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