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E. Nicole Dascy, M.D.14 Lisa Ct.Dobbs Ferry,NY 10522

Adriana Estela Groisman-Perel-stein, M.D.72-31 Kessel St.Forest Hills, NY II1375-5933

District of ColumbiaBeverly Lindsay, M.D.12305 Chagall Dr.North Potomac, MD 20878

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Regina Marie Simonetti, M.D.20 York Rd.Wilmington, DE 19803-3735

MarylandPaul Franklin Ambush, Jr, M.D.7075 Garden WalkColumbia, MD 21044-4902

Joseph Berk, M.D.3601 Clarks Rd., #434Baltimore, MD 21215

Ruth Andrea Brenner, M.D.812 New Mark EsplanadeRockville, MD 20850-2750

Michele Marie Mc Ewan, M.D.500 No. Rolling Rd.Catonsville, MD 21228

Deborah Ann Spaight, M.D.909 Breakwater Dr.Annapolis, MD 21403

New JerseyGordon Y.W. Chang, M.D.50 Meadows Ln.Haverford, PA 19041

Rajiv Uppal, M.D.422 Morris Ave., #5Long Branch, NJ 07740-6518

PennsylvaniaDale Timothy Coombs, M.D.145 Pleasant Dr.Warren, PA 16365-3371

ReneeYvette Friday, M.D.1010 N. Sheridan Ave.Pittsburgh, PA 15206

Elizabeth Goff, M.D.1836 Chew St.Allentown, PA 18104-5524

Shanti Krishnan, M.D.656 Casey Ln.Westchester, PA 19382

VictorYaw Marfo, M.D.8500 Lindbergh Blvd., #1909Philadelphia, PA 19153

Karen Ann Guckert Morris, M.D.7065 Flaccus Rd.Pittsburgh, PA 15202-1932

Robert Dizon Nunag, M.D.1223 Providence Rd., #301Media, PA 19063

Bridgette Kraemer Rotche, M.D.420 Township Line Rd.Havertown, PA 19083

StewartrGustav Sct-hott, M.D.6954 Berkshire Dr.Export, PA 15632

Rochelle ChristinaTeachey, M.D.231 N. 3rd St., #609Philadelphia, PA 19106-1225

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FloridaMaria Antonella Denaro, D.O.3510 Magellan Cr., #723North Miami Beach, FL 33180

Carmen Alvarez Molina, M.D.121 Balfour Dr.Bal Harbour, FL 33154-1912

Teresa Watts, M.-D.927 45th St.West Palm Beach, FL 33407-2450

GeorgiaGertrude Brown Arrington, M.D.1720 Phoenix Blvd.College Park, GA 30349

David Alan Rogers, M.D.1120 15th St., BAN8216Augusta, GA 30912-4070

North CarolinaSusan Lee Smith, M.D.2011 Hwy. 17 N., #1600-FMt. Pleasant, SC 29464

Puerto RicoJannisse Pagan, M.D.Calle 6, #452Ext. San AgustinRio Piedras, PR 00926

South CarolinaJane Murrell Charles, M.D.171 Ashley Ave./PediatricsCharleston, SC 29425

Lochrane Grant Davids, M.D.Greenville HospitalMedical Center Clinics701 Grove Rd.Greenville, SC 29605

Alison Maria Jones, M.D.206 Cleveland St.Greenville, SC 29601-4341

Rebecca Jane Mc Pherson, M.D.1077 Woodside Dr.Charleston, SC 29412-9359

VirginiaJoanne Stryker Spencer, M.D.144 Cle'arview Dr.Danville,VA 24541

IowaJoy Arlyne Weydert, M.D.3206 Bever Ave., SECedar Rapids, IA 52403-3160

IllinoisAlberto Barbon, M.D.740 Santa Fe Dr.Freeport, IL 61032-2924

Gregory Paul Brandt, M.D.2713 HaverfordSpringfield, IL 62704

Nuel Celis Celebrado, M.D.403 S. Vicksburg, Apt. CMarion, IL 62959

Jeanne A. Harris, M.D.5101 N. Executive Dr.Peoria, IL 61614

Sarah Martin Legett, M.D.3023 ShenandoahSt. Louis,MO 63104

Cara Lynn Mack, M.D.5825 S. Dorchester Ave., 3-BChicago, IL 60637

Karen Walsh, M.D.5429 S. Ellis Ave.Chicago, IL 60615-5007

MinnesotaKaren A. Arrett, M.D.8559 Edinbrack Pkwy.Brooklyn Park, MN 55443-3728

AnerVlodaver, M.D.600 W. 98th St.Bloomington, MN 55420

Otolaryngology Specialty FellowJames D. Sidman, M.D.2211 Park Ave., SouthMinneapolis, MN 55404

MissouriLynda Brady, M.D.1465 S. Grand Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63139-101 0

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AlabamaMario Virgilio Davila, M.D.2112 6th Ave.,SEDecatur, AL 35601-6510

MississippiMary Ann Garcia, M.D.703 Alcorn Dr., #105Corinth, MS 38834

Kurt Kooyer, M.D.104 S. 4th St.Rolling Fork, MS 39159

OklahomaRicardo Miranda, M.D.1923 S. UticaTulsa,OK 74104

TexasLisa Mae Adcock, M.D.Newborn Office, MCI-34606621 Fannin St.Houston,TX 77030

William Robert Clinchard, M.D.7406 Brian ClarkeSan Antonio, TX 78240-3603

Xanthi loanna Couroucli, M.D.1330 Old Spanish Trl., #4209Houston,TX 77054

Jeanine Marie Graf, M.D.301 University Blvd.Galveston, TX 77555-0348

Leroy K. Kim, M.D.2417 Fir St.El Paso, TX 79925-5334

Caryn Denise Krenek, M.D.Plaza St. David1015 E.32nd St., #203Austin,TX 78705

Susanna Mendizabal, M.D.3822 Treeline Dr.Dallas,TX 75224

Samuel Alan Mirrop, M.D.1500 W.38th St., Ste.20Austin,TX 78731-6388

Stephanie Wilks Perdue, M.D.8009 Morning Ln.Ft. Worth, TX 76123

GraceTamesis-Dimayuga, M.D.5101 N. First St.McAllen, TX 78504

Dear Academy Follow:In order to fulfill the admission requirements of AAP Bylaws, you are requested to 1) Carefully reviewthe following list of new applicants for Academy membership, and 2) relay your reactions directly to yourDistrict Chairperson, whose name and address is at the end of this list.

In submifting these names of board-certified pediatricians to you, it is understood that academic and pediatriccredentials are not in question. Comments are requested concerning possible legal and/or ethical situations ofwhich you might have personal knowledge.Send any comments on the following list of now applicants to your District Chalrperson by January 15.

Flaura Koplin Winston, M.D., Ph.D.Children's HospitaVPhiladelphiaDiv. of General Pediatrics34th & Civic Ctr. Blvd.Phildelphia, PA 19104

Marie Ann McDonald, M.D.6565 Wellesley Terr.Clarkston, MI 48346-2762

Siyadath Shaheen Rabba~ig, M.D.45492 Oakldand Ct.Canton, Ml 48188

OhioAndrew R. Hertz, M.D.17929 Sherrington Rd.Shaker Heights,OH 44122

Heidi Joy Liftman, M.D.334 Danbury Ln.Richmond Heights, OH 44143

Margaret Mc Cormack Pfeffer,M.D.CHMCAOne Perkins SquareAkron, OH 44308

Anthony Henry Repucci, M.D.MetroHeafth Medical CenterDivision of Pediatric GI2500 MetroHealth Dr.Cleveland, OH 44109-1998

Paul David Schuh, M.D.One Perkins SquareAkron,OH 44308-1062

Bill D. Shaw, M.D.905 Main St.Milford,OH 44150

Nuzhat Nisar, M.D.104 Country Creek Ct.Ballwin,MO 63011-3812

Colorado

Vicki Lynn Sakata, M.D.PO Box 508Brighton, CO 80601

IdahoEliot Randall Hall, M.D.388 Martin St.Twin Falls, ID 83301

New Mexico

Guy David Crocetti, M.D.5150 Journal Center Blvd., NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109

UtahEllen Anita Liu, M.D.1644 MohawkWaySalt Lake City, UT 84108

WashingtonBrian Bennett Ullom, M.D.110 No."D" St.Toppenish, WA 98948

Surgery Specia/ty FellowJohn Henry TrescherWaldhausen, M.D.

Children's Hospital &Medical Center

Department of Surgery4800 Sand Point Way, NESeatte,WA 98105

Uniformed Services WestTeresa Bates Frank, M.D.1100 Windy HillHarker Heights,TX 76548

Melinda Louise Winterscheid, M.D.2905 Sheridan Rd.Omaha, NE 68123

Coffesponding FellowSinan Comu, M.D.PK 81LeventIstanbul 80621Turkey

ConnecticutKatherine Victoria Biagas, M.D.Department of PediatricsSection Critical Care Medicine333 Cedar St.New Haven, CT 06520

Wendy Hague Drost, M.D.5 Holly Ln.New Milford,CT 06776-2618

Howard Jay Sadinsky, D.O.I GoldenhillMilford, CT 06460

Barbara S. Ziogas, M.D.60 Arnoldale Rd.West Hartford, CT 06119-1702

MassachusettsMarjorie Anne Curran, M.D.50 Jarvis CircleNeedham, MA 02192-2017

Charles Jay Myers, M.D.100 Hospital Rd., #2-ALeominster,MA 01453

Deborah Rothman, M.D.Shriners Hospital516 Carew St.Springfield, MA 01104

Surgery Specialty FellowSteven Jeffrey Fishman, M.D.Children's HospitalFAGEN 3300 Longwood Ave.Boston,MA 02115-5737

RhodelIslandLynn Marie Smith, M.D.132 Old River Rd.Lincoln, RI 02865

Califomia 1Scott Jason Cohen, M.D.3746 Park Blvd. WayOakland, CA 94610

Kathleen A. Smith, M.D.2700 Grant St., #110Concord, CA 94520

Michael Finn Ziegler, M.D.739 52nd St.Sacramento, CA 95819

California 2Nabil T. Soussa, M.D.225 San Antonio Rd.Arcadia,CA 91007-3003

Carla N.Tahan, M.D.145 Hadencamp Rd., #100ThousandOaks,CA 91360

California 3J. Howard Smart, M.D.16870 W. Bernardo Dr.San Diego, CA 92127-1699

NewYork I

Denise Claudia Wolken, M.D.5900 N. Burdick St.East Syracuse,NY 13057

NewYork 2Seema Bisht, M.D.219 E.94th St., #5-BNew York, NY 101-28

Lourdes M. Cohen, M.D.789 Waring Ave.,5-KBronx, NY 10467-9227

Maria Dominicis, M.D.306 W.92nd St.New York, NY 10025-7202

Sharon Marie Lenhard, M.D.1930 Sunrise Hwy., #27Merrick,NY 11566

Andranik Madihians, M.D.1755 York Ave., #22-JNewYork, NY 10128

Alan L. Mendelsohn, M.D.201 E-87th St., Apt. 21 KNew York, NY 10128

Indiana

Naguib Soliman Hasheesh, M.D.5144-2 Truemper WayFt. Wayne, IN 46835-3220

Mark Daniel O'Brien, D.O.3081 County Rd. 40Auburn, IN 46706-9437

MichiganVijay Bhardwaj, M.D.1 1 63 StuyvessantBloomfield, MI 48301-2140

Karen Jeanne Dyer, M.D.1175 Riviera Dr.Cheboygan, Ml 49721-2250

Lisa Anne Fulgenzi, M.D.1612 Cedar Hill Dr.Royal Oak, Ml 48067-1003

British ColumbiaSoher Balkhy, M.D.2103 1188 Quebec St.Vancouver, BC V6A 4133

CanadaRuby W. Chan, M.D.1656 Martin Dr., #214White Rock, BC V4A 6E7Canada

Colin Mark V. Jones, M.D.106-520 W. 1 7th St.West Vancouver, BC V6K 1 L8Canada

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Gilbert L. Fuld, M.D.The Hitchcock Clinic590 Court St.Keene, NH 03431-171 9

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Louis Z. Cooper, M.D.St. Lukes Roosevelt Hospital1000 Tenth Ave.NewYork, NY 10019

DISTRICT III

Susan Aronson, M.D.605 Moreno Rd.Narberth, PA 19072-1618

DISTRICT IVE. Stephen Edwards, M.D.2800 Blue Ridge Blvd.Suite 501Raleigh, NC 27607-6496

DISTRICTVStanford A. Singer, M.D.16800 W. Twelve Mills Rd.Suite 205Southfield, MI 48076-2138

DISTRICT VI

Ordean Torstenson, M.D.1313 Fish Hatchery Rd.Madison,WI 53715

DISTRICT VII

Carden Johnston, M.D.Children's Hospital of Alabama1600 7th Ave., SouthSuite 001Birmingham, AL 35233-1711

DISTRICT VIIIDonald E. Cook, M.D.1710 21st Ave.Greeley, CO 80631

DISTRICT IX

Leonard A. Kutnik, M.D.4690 Genesee Ave.San Diego,CA 92117

March

Pediatrics Seminar, "Advances andChanging Trends," (Eighth AnnualLloyd Noland) -at the Buena VistaPalace, Wait Disney World, Florida,March 19-22, 1997. Faculty: Drs.Cloutier, Polin, Stool, Tinkelman, Van-derhoof. Call/write: Department/Medical Education, Lloyd Noland Hos-pital, P.O. Box 538, Fairfield, AL 35064;(205) 783-5276.

Perinatal Update 1997: Visions onthe Horizon -March 5-7, 1997.Savannah Marriott, Savannah, Ga.Guest faculty includes: Harold A.Bivins, Jr., M.D.; Bonnie Flood Chez,RNC, MSN; Mark I. Evans, M.D.; DavidFlannery, M.D.; Clair Francomano,M.D.; Jay Goldsmith, M.D.; Gary Hank-ins, M.D.; Alan R. Spitzer, M.D.; EllenTappero, RNC, MN, NNP. For informa-tion: Betsi Egan (912) 350-5920.

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Lakes, mountains -beauti-ful north Georgia: Currentlyrecruiting a BC/BE pediatri-cian for an establishedpractice in Gainesville, Ga.Consider joining our progres-sive medical community ofover 200 physicians withaccess to a regional referralfacility providing the latest indiagnostic equipment andservices. In addition, the envi-ronment is perfect for a greatway of life away from work.Breathtaking surroundings,affordable housing and awealth of recreational and cul-tural activities await. Locatedless than one hour northof Atlanta, we enjoy a fast-growing, family-orientedcommunity. For additionalinformation, including ourcommunity hospital videotape,please send your CV to JullieHewett, Northeast GeorgiaMedical Center, 743 SpringStreet, NE, Gainesville, GA30501; (770) 538-7000; fax(770) 538-7001.

Hawaii

Pediatric Pulmonologist/Intensivist Pediatrician:Excellent opportunity for BC/BEpediatric pulmonologist, prefer-ably with critical care ex-perience, to coordinate anddirect pediatric pulmonologycare at the Moanalua MedicalCenter with a Kaiser pediatrichealth plan population of52,000. Applicant must havecommitment to quality care,patient advocacy, and involve-ment in patient and professionaleducation. Join 25 generalpediatricians and 3 neonatolo-gists on Oahu. Person selectedalso will serve as consultant toKaiser pediatricians and familypractitioners on the islandsof Maui and Hawaii. Competi-tive salary and excellentbenefit package. Enhance yourlifestyle by living in paradise!Send CV to: Janice Omori,Physician Recruitment, HawaiiPermanente Medical Group,I nc., 3288 Moanalua Rd .,Honolulu, H I 9681 9; fax (808)834-3994. EOE.

December

Fifteenth Annual Binational Pedi-atric Conference -San Diego, Calif.,December 7, 1 996. Sponsored byChildren's Hospital and Health Center.Contact: Continuing Medical Educa-tion, 3020 Children's Way (5021) SanDiego, CA 92123; (619) 576-4072.

FebruaryAdolescent Medicine Seminar(Eighth Annual Lloyd Noland) -at theBuena Vista Palace, Walt Disney World,Florida, February 5-8,1997. Faculty:Drs. Alderman, Anderson, Braverman,Hergenroeder, Rosenfeld. Call/write:Department/Medical Education, LloydNoland Hospital, P.O. Box 538, Fair-field, AL 35064; (205) 783-5276.

Pediatric Potpourri@0: State of theArt 1997 -February 15-21, 1997, inMaui, Hawaii. Sponsored by UniversityChildren's Medical Group and AAPCalifornia Chapter 2, District IX. Con-tact: Melissa Lanto, 6430 SunsetBlvd., #600, Los Angeles, CA 90028;(213) 669-4107 or (800) 3KID-CME.

Arizona

Southeast Arizona PediatricsSierra Vista: A multispeciality group isseeking a Board Certified/Board Eligi-ble Pediatrician for a full-time position tostaff our pediatric clinic. We offer a stim-ulating professional environment plus aquality lifestyle inherent to the South-west. Our physicians receive acompetitive salary and benefits pack-age which includes professional liabilitycoverage, retirement program andmore. For more information, please for-ward your resume to Michael J. Roney,Chief Executive Officer, Arizona FamilyCare Associates, 302 El Camino Real,Suite #5, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635; (520)458-4335; fax (520) 458-2988.

Atlanta -Suburban medical groupseeks BC/BE pediatricians. Privatepractice, clinic, urgent care, and locumtenens opportunities available. Com-petitive salaried positions, withgenerous benefits. Reply with CV:Hicks and Associates, 1 530 Dun-woody Village Parkway, Suite 204,Atlanta, GA 30338; (770) 804-0043;fax (770) 804-0607.

KentuckyPediatrician needed for outpatientposition in rural eastern Kentucky.Good pay and good benefits. Sendinqui ry to Box 0801 5, AAP NewsClassified Ads, 141 Northwest PointBlvd., Elk Grove Village, IL 60007.

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Outstanding opportunity availablefor a BE/BC pediatrician in SouthWilliamson, Ky. 143-bed facility offersan annual salary of $100,000 to$115,000 with a generous productivitybonus and a strong comprehensivebenefits package. 1:3 minimum calilcoverage allows the family to takeadvantage of a recreation paradise.With easy access to major metropoli-tan cities, this scenic, family orientedcommunity displays steady, stronggrowth and promised future prosperity.Words can never describe the beautyof the Appalachian foothills and theendless qualities of quiet communityliving. For more information about thisand other ARII practices, call AndrewJohns at (800) 888-7045; (606) 226-2537 collect; fax (606) 226-2586; orwrite Appalachian Regional Health-care, P.O. Box 8086, Lexington, KY40533. EOE.

MarylandBC/BE Pediatrician -Well-estab-lished, expanding 3-pediatricianprivate practice in suburban Baltimore(Towson). Staff privileges at 4 majorhospitals including Level IV nurseriesand teaching pediatric services. Acad-emic affiliation with Johns HopkinsMedical School. Attractive competitivesalary/benefits package. Partnershiptract possible after two years. Send CVto: Drs. Klein and Bittar, 7801 YorkRoad, Suite 309, Towson, MD 21204.

Pediatrician BC/BE needed to joinmultispecialty group in delightful his-toric Chesapeake Bay community.Pediatric practice established andgrowing. Located 60 miles southeastof Washington D.C. Early partnershipanticipated. Fax CV to (301 ) 862-4514.

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital isexpanding its inpatient subspecialtyand rehabilitation services to PrinceGeorge's County and is seeking a full-or part-time Board Certified/Board Eli-gible pediatrician with currentMaryland license. Selected candidatewill be responsible for all clinical andinterdisciplinary management ofassigned patients. Competitive salaryand benefits. Interested personsshould call (410) 578-8600, ext. 301and mail or fax (410) 578-1385resume to: Robert J. Ancona, M.D., Mt.Washington Pediatric Hospital, 1708W. Rogers Ave., Baltimore MD 21209.EOE/M/F/DN.

New JerseyHunterdon County -PediatricianFT/PT, BC/BE to join 10-pediatrician,thriving, progressive private grouppractice with three offices. Semi-ruralcounty with picturesque small towns,excellent schools, strong economicbase, and ready access to New Yorkand Philadelphia. Community teachinghospital with family practice residentsand all new pediatric and nursery facil-ities. University clinical facultyappointment possible. Excellent com-pensation package with partnershipoption. Start July 1997. CV to: Hunter-don Pediatric Associates, PC, Attn:Practice Administrator, 1 100 WescottDr., Suite G-3, Flemington, NJ 08822;or fax to (908) 788-6466.

New Hampshire PediatricOpportunity -As partner offourteen years plans to retirein 1997, a local pediatncian islooking to recruit a new part-ner. The BC/BE incomingphysician should have strongpatient skills in outpatientpediatrics and be willing toshare 1:2 call. This practicevalues high-quality familymedicine in a friendly, smalltown environment.The group has an affiliation

with Valley Regional Health-care which includes a 71-bedacute-care hospital and home-care company. The hospitaloffers a 6-bed CCU, 6-bedtelemetry unit, modern 5-roomLDRP obstetrical unit, four ORsuites, and M.D. anesthesiaepidural support. A tertiarycare center, Dartmouth Hitch-cock Medical Center, islocated 30 minutes north ofClaremont in Lebanon, N.H.DHMC provides specializedpatient care services in itsneonatal ICU, pediatric ICUand pediatrics unit.The current partner values

spending time with his familyand enjoys all that west-cen-tral New Hampshire has tooffer including: snow skiing,sailing, hiking, local operahouse, local sports teams,and being close to metropoli-tan Boston, NewYork City andMontreal.

If interested, please sendyour CV and cover letter to:Catherine Garfield, PhysicianLiaison, Valley RegionalHealthcare, 243 Elm Street,Claremont, NH 03743. Or call(800) 639-2072, (603) 542-1817 or fax (603) 543-1607;e-mail at catherine.garfieldEvalley.net

1997 E. Mead Johnson Awardfor Research in Pediatrics

Call for NomninationsNominations are invited for the 1997 E. Mead JohnsonAward for Research in Pediatrics. Each of two recipientswill receive an honorarium of $10,000 plus travelexpenses to attend the 1997 annual meeting of thePediatric Academic Societies (APS/SPR/APA) inWashington, D.C., where recipients will present theirresearch.

Eligibility for the 1997 award:0 Nominees must have received their last doctoral

degree in 1977 or later. Exceptions to the stipulationmay be made by the committee for individuals whohave interrupted their research career for 2 or moreyears but who are otherwise eligible.

O Limited to investigators in the Americas.

0 Research must be related to pediatrics and publishedrecently, perhaps coming to fruition or attainingrecognition during the past few years.

O Candidates are nominated by their Department Chair,past E. Mead Johnson Award recipients, any scientificcolleague or members of the pediatric academicsocieties.

The deadline for receipt of nominations is December 6,1996. Nomination forms may be obtained from:

The Society for Pediatric ResearchP. O. Box 675, Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0675

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PEDIATRICIANS: The ChildHealth Clinics of NewYorkCity, Health and HospitalsCorporation are seeking pri-mary care pediatricians toprovide comprehensive ser-vices to panels of children fromnewborn through age 12 yearsin clinics throughout the City.Current NYS medical license,BC/BE and DEA required. Fel-lowship in ambulatory orprimary care pediatrics desir-able. Bilingual English/Spanishdesirable. Full benefits plus lia-bility insurance coverage. SendCV to: Elissa Lane, Recruiter,The Child Health Clinics ofNew York City, Health and Hos-pitals Corporation, 125 WorthSt., Box 23, New York, NY1001 3; or fax (212) 788-2171;telephone (212) 788-4973.

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NewYork North Carolina OregonPortland -Pediatrics: Experiencethe best of the Northwest! Practice in astimulating, professional environmentin one of the most successful man-aged care systems in the country andenjoy a quality lifestyle inherent to thebeautiful Pacific Northwest! Our physi-cian-managed multispecialty group,providing care for 390,000 members ofKaiser Permanente, has two positionsavailable for BC/BE pediatricians: onefull-time position in general pediatrics(includes urgent care call) and onehalf-time urgent care position, both inthe PortlandNancouver area. We offerour physicians a competitive salaryand a benefits package that includes agenerous retirement program, profes-sional liability coverage, sabbaticalleave and more. For information aboutthese exciting opportunities, pleaseforward CV to: A.P. Weiland, M.D.,Regional Medical Director, North-west Permanente, P.C., 500 N.E.Multnomah, Suite 100, Portland, OR97232-2099. EOE.

WashingtonPediatrician -Bremerton: We are amultispecialty clinic of 55+ providersserving Kitsap and Mason Countieswith an opportunity for a BC/BE pedia-trician. We offer an excellentcompensation package and a beautifulgeographic area that is orientedtoward quality family life. Reply HumanResources, The Doctors Clinic, 2512Wheaton Way, Bremerton WA 98310.EOE.

Wisconsin

LaSalle Clinic: A growing 1 70-physi-cian multispecialty group with 26locations in northeast Wisconsin, isrecruiting a BC/BE pediatrician for itsAppleton clinic. We offer an industryleading salary and benefits package,with an opportunity to advance toshareholder status after two years.Live and practice in a friendly, comfort-able family environment; enjoy astrong referral base; and benefit from astrong, local economy and excellenteducational system. For more informa-tion, contact LaSalle Clinic MedicalStaffing, P.O. Box 8005, Menasha, WI54952-8005; (800) 722-9989; e-mail atnhsmedstaf @ aol .com; Web page:http:H/www.focol .org/-lasalle.

North Shore, Nassau County-Long Island: BC/BE pediatricianwanted for busy 5-pediatrician prac-tice, 30 miles east of New York City.University affiliated hospital. CallWoodbury Pediatric Associates at(51 6) 921 -9002; or fax (51 6) 921 -

4344.

Rochester -Two-pediatrician prac-tice seeking BC/BE associate. Closeto Children's Medical Center. Full part-nership opportunity. Send CV toSalvatore Dalberth, M.D., 1400 Port-land Ave., Rochester, NY 14621.

Primary Care Provider -FamilyMedicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatric,Med/Ped physicians. The East Caroli-na University School of Medicine isseeking 3-4 full-time BE/BC clinicalfaculty physicians. These primary carephysicians will establish an innovative,state-of-the-art clinical practice locat-ed off-campus which will have a stronguniversity affiliation. Allergy and der-matology services will be offered in thesame facility. The clinical facility will benew and designed with a patient focus.Medical care, delivered efficiently, in afriendly and courteous atmosphere,will be of the highest priority. Duties willbe primarily clinical with opportunitiesfor teaching and scholarly activities.Salary and rank commensurate withcredentials. Practice is located inGreenville, N.C., a progressive univer-sity city of 50,000 with numerouscultural activities and many recreation-al opportunities in nearby mountainand coastal areas. Please send CV to:Michael P. Coyle, M.D., Group PracticeAdministration, 1 N-1 1 G, ECU Schoolof Medicine, Brody Medical SciencesBuilding, Greenville, NC 27858-4354.Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Actionemployer. Accommodates individualswith disabilities. Applicants must com-ply with the Immigration Reform andControl Act.

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