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Richard J. Rosenbaum, M.D.206 W. County Line Rd., #110Highlands Ranch, CO 80126

Michael Dennis Starbuck, M.D.968 St. Andrews Ln.Louisville, CO 80027

New Mexico

Surgery Specialty FellowR. Lawrence Moss, M.D.Univ. of New MexicoDept. of Surgery2211 Lomas Blvd., NEAlbuquerque, NM 87131 -5341

OregonJames Matthew Resk, M.D.406 7th St.Oregon City, OR 97045-2234

Uniformed Services WestSanta C. Ngo, M.D.1353 Paradise Dr.Yigo, AP 96929-1227

WashingtonChristopher Bruce Wilson, M.D.Univ. of WashingtonDept. of PediatricsBox 356320Seattle,WA 98195-6320

California 1Mary Elizabeth Grace, M.D.7120 Gloria Dr., #58Sacramento, CA 95831

James Russell Logan, M.D.5730 Canyon View Dr., Ste.6Paradise, CA 95969-5509

Edgar Natividad Oteyza, M.D.370 Wellfleet Dr.Vallejo, CA 94591

California 2Rosa Go Cu, M.D.14100 Francisquito, Ste.17Baldwin Park, CA 91706

David John Ikola, M.D.1430 E. Main St., #201Santa Maria, CA 93454-4832

Lisa Ann Schimmenti, M.D.UCLA - Dept. of Pediatrics22-499 MDCC10833 Le Conte Ave.LosAngeles,CA 90095-1752

Surgery Specialty FellowDonald Brian Shaul, M.D.4650 Sunset Blvd., MS#100Los Angeles, CA 90027

California 3Margaret A. Parente, M.D.7693 Palmilla Dr., #2401San Diego, CA 92122-5088

DISTRICT IGilbert L. Fuld, M.D.The Hitchcock Clinic590 Court St.Keene, NH 0341 -1719

DISTRICT 11Louis Z. Cooper, M.D.St. Lukes Rooseveft Hospital1000 Tenth Ave.NewYork, NY 10019

DISTRICT IIISusan Aronson, M.D.605 Moreno RoadNarberth, PA 19072-1618

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

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

DISTRICT VIOrdean Torstenson, M.D.1313 Fish Hatchery RoadMadison, WI 53715

DISTRICT VIICarden 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 IXLeonard A. Kutnik, M.D.4690 Genesee Ave.San Diego, CA 92117

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New JerseyClaro Malig Asprec, M.D.221 Dukes Rd.Rahway, NJ 07065-1624

Usha R. Avva, M.D.13 Hansen Dr.Edison, NJ 08820

Tayyaba K. Malik, M.D.7 Jenna Ln.Edison, NJ 08820

Leon Bautista Mesina, M.D.22 Emily Dr.Old Bridge, NJ 08857

Mercedita S. Urgino, M.D.59 Home St.Metuchen, NJ 08840-2408

PennsylvaniaGail Lesley Rodgers, M.D.1100 S. Broad St., #508-APhiladelphia, PA 19146-5024

Li Chen Tsai, M.D.1902 Monroe Ln.Ambler, PA 19002

Indiana

Jeffrey Daniel Macke, M.D.12533 Pebblepointe PassCarmel, IN 46033-9687

MichiganMohammad Nurul Amin, M.D.5885 M-15Clarkston, MI 48346

Kurt W. Filips, D.O.1400 Birch Leaf Ln.Rochester Hills,Ml 48309-3718

Douglas L. Mehlhorn, M.D.15161 Marshfield Rd.HickoryCorners,Ml 49060-9729

Seif E. M. Saeed, M.D.Child & Adult Clinic2811 E. Court, Ste. 1Flint, Ml 48506

Richard Alan Switzer, M.D.5770 KenowaGrandville, Ml 49418

Sarveswara R.Talla, M.D.20180W. 12Mile Rd.,#100Southfield, Ml 48076

Surgery Specialty FellowAlan W. Flake, M.D.Children's Hospital of MlGeneral Surgery3901 BeaubienDetroit, MI 48201 -2196

Ohio

Joseph Michael Bailey, M.D.6350 Glenway Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45211

Janis Jean Galm, M.D.3559 TownleyShaker Heights,OH 44122

Sami Faez Muhtadie, M.D.584 Brookmeade Ct.Beavercreek, OH 45434

John Robert Schreiber, M.D.Rainbow BabiesChildren's Hospital11100 Euclid Ave.Cleveland, OH 44106

Lee Ann Shollenberger, M.D.24700 Lorain Rd., #206North Olmsted, OH 44070-2068

IllinoisKaren Paula Goldstein, M.D.5426 S. East View ParkChicago, IL 60615

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Atlanta -Rapidly expanding, pro-gressive, small suburban groupseeking BC pediatrician and PediatricNurse Practioner. Competitive salaryand benefits. Send CV to GeorgeAthanas, 1 121 Johnson Ferry Rd.,Suite 220, Marietta, GA 30068 or call(770) 977-0094.

Atlanta -Pediatric Infectious Dis-ease Group seeks fourth partner.Combine consulting at a private chil-dren's hospital with office I.D. andgeneral pediatric practice. Must beboard eligible in pediatrics and pedi-atric I.D. Send CV to: SSP, 993-DJohnson Ferry Rd., Suitel110, Atlanta,GA 30342. Phone (404) 252-461 1; fax(404) 256-1759.

Illinois

Arlington Heights -Wanted: CaringPediatrician, BC/BE to share in grow-ing, enjoyable practice located inArlington Heights, Ill., northwest ofChicago. If interested, please call(847) 670-0704.

Chicago area Pediatric IntensiveCare Unit: excellent opportunity for afellowship-trained physician to staffand manage the Pediatric IntensiveCare Unit at a community hospital justnorthwest of Chicago. This new unit isscheduled to open in early February,and will see approximately 400 admis-sions. Competitive salary and benefitspackage. Contact Marci Bulterman at(800) 422-3672, ext. 7466, or fax yourC.V. to (305) 424-3270.

Chicago/Northwest Suburbs -Ourpediatric group practice is seeking aBC/BE pediatrician to start July 1996.Full or part-time position available.Excellent salary and benefits. Pleasemail or fax CV to: Associates In Pedi-atrics, S.C., Streamwood, IL 60107;(708) 830-1930; fax (708)830-7585.

Neonatologist, Director -13-bed,Level II+ NICU. 300+ admissions and2,200 births in 1995. Candidate mustbe Board Certified. University townwith 52,000 residents. Faculty statuswith Southern Illinois UniversitySchool of Medicine. Excellent cultural,recreational, schools and family envi-ronment. Fax CV with references to(618) 549-1 104 or call Andrew H.Marcec at (800) 333-1929. SouthernIllinois Healthcare, Carbondale, Ill.Adding 24 physicians in several spe-cialties. Physician couples invited.

BE/13C Pediatrician -37-membermulti-specialty clinic with 15 special-ties is expanding the pediatricdepartment. 1:4 call. Full benefit pack-age. Shareholder traick. Faculty statuswith Southern Illinois UniversitySchool of Medicine, teaching residentsand MS I students. Excellent cultural,recreational, schools and family envi-ronment. Fax CV to (618) 549-1 104 orcall Sue Ridgway at (800) 333-1929.Southern Illinois Healthcare, Carbon-dale, Ill. Adding 24 physicians inseveral specialties. Physician couplesinvited.

Maryland13C/13E pediatrician needed to joingrowing suburban practice locatedbetween Baltimore and Washington.Privileges at Johns Hopkins. Compen-sation package competitive. FTposition available. Fax CV to Dr.Michael May, (410) 964-5150.

MichiganKalamazoo -excellent opportunityfor two BE/13C Pediatricians to joinestablished group of ten pediatriciansin private practice setting. Full-scopepediatric care with teaching opportuni-ties at university-affiliated residency.Competitive salary and benefit pack-age with 1 in 10 call. Call (800)695-6737 for immediate interview con-sideration. This opportunity does notqualify for J-1 Visa requirements.

Missouri

Kansas City -Pediatric positionwith CIGNA HealthCare. Shared call.Excellent compensation/benefits. Con-tact: Cheryl McFall, 222 S. CentralAve., #400, St. Louis, MO, 63150.Phone (800) 678-7858; fax (314) 726-0026.

June

Pediatric Infectious Disease Semi-nar (Fourteenth Annual Lloyd Noland),June 18-22,1996, Hilton Head Island,S.C. Faculty: Drs. Ambrosino,Edwards, Feder, Marks, Sawyer.Call/write: Department of Medical Edu-cation, Lloyd Noland Hospital, P.O. Box538, Fairfield, AL 35064; (205) 783-5276.

Pediatrics in the Good Old Summer-time, June 13 - 15, The Cloister, SeaIsland, Georgia. 10 hours CME. Con-tact Louise Pringle-Jones; (800)282-0224, ext. 5094.

July

THE 1 9TH INTERNATIONALCONFERENCE ON PEDIATRIC/ADULT ALLERGY AND CLINICALIMMUNOLOGY, July 19-21, 1996,Four Season's Hotel, Toronto, Ontario,Canada. Sponsored by Sunyab, 14hours, Category I, AMA and AAFPCredit. Contact Jackie - phone (716)878-7105; fax (716) 871-0413.

Fellowship In Adolescent Medi-cine -Children's Hospital of Pitts-burgh, in conjunction with theUniversity of Pittsburgh School ofMedicine, Department of Pediatrics,has an opening available for a one- tothree-year fellowship in adolescentmedicine beginning July 1, 1996.The fellowship incorporates diverseclinical, teaching and research oppor-tunities in primary and referraladolescent medicine, gynecology,sports medicine, school-based healthcare, and care of high-risk youth. For-mal training in research principles andmethodology and courses leading toM.P.H. are available at the GraduateSchool of Public Health. Primary careresidency applicants welcomed. Con-tact Pamela J. Murray, M.D., M.H.P.,Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Pitts-burgh, PA 15213; (412) 692-5507. AnEqual Opportunity Employer.

AprilPediatrics Update (Third AnnualLloyd Noland), April 24-27,1996,Hilton Head Island, S.C. Faculty: Drs.Gross, Honig, Lovejoy, Mauro,Rupp. CallM/Write: Department of Med-ical Education, Lloyd Noland Hosptial,P.O. Box 538, Fairfield, AL 35064;(205) 783-5276.

Department of Pediatrics, Universi-ty of South Florida College ofMedicine, 17th Annual Issues andAdvances in Pediatrics, SheratonSand Key Resort, Clearwater Beach,Florida, April 1 1lth to 1 3th, 1996. Cred-it: 18 hours AMA-1. For furtherinformation, contact Rebecca Scoff at(813) 272-2744; fax (813) 272-2749.

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Florida

Recently trained BE/BC Pediatri-cian for growing practice in northFlorida historic city. FT/PT. Early part-nership to the right person. Send CV toAAP News, Box 03015, 141 NorthwestPoint Blvd., Elk Grove Village, IL60007.

Miami -Solo pediatrician seeksBC/BE pediatrician for partnership.Well located 2,200 sq. ft. office, neartertiary pediatric hospital. Principalplans to retire in two years. (305) 253-6654 or fax (305) 235-3501.

GeorgiaAtlanta -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, 1530 Dun-woody Village Parkway, Suite 204,Atlanta, GA 30338; (770) 804-0043.

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GENERAL PEDIATRICIANS-Texas Tech University

Health Services Center-ElPaso, Department of Pediatrics,is seeking BC/BE general pedi-atricians for clinical andtraditional teaching tracks. Weoffer an extremely competitivesalary, loan repayment, excel-lent benefits, and myriadcultural activities native to theTexas/New Mexico/Mexico bor-der. For more information,contact Gilbert A. Handal, M.D.,Chairman of Pediatrics, TexasTech University Health ServicesCenter-El Paso, 4800 AlbertaAve., El Paso, TX 79905, (915)545-6787; fax (915) 545-6976.Texas Tech is an EOE.

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OregonNorthwest Permanente, P.C., aphysician-managed mu lti specialtygroup providing care for 380,000members of Kaiser Permanente, isseeking BC/BE pediatricians for full-time and part-time positions in thePortland/Vancouver area to staffgeneral pediatric clinics (includesurgent care call). Will also considergeneral pediatricians with NICU/PICUskills to attend at city-wide children'shospital. We offer a stimulating profes-sional environment, a beautifulrecreation area with easy access tomountains and beaches, a competitivesalary and benefits package includingpaid malpractice, sabbatical, two pen-sion plans, and more. Please forwardCV to A.P. Weiland, M.D., RegionalMedical Director, Northwest Perma-nente, P.C., 2701 N.W. Vaughn, Suite300, Portland, OR 97210-5394. EOE.

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia Suburb-BC/BE pedi-atrician needed to join well estab-lished practice. Great growth poten-tial with competitive salary leading tofull partnership. Contact (610) 272-4214 or (610) 277-3479, or fax (610)272-41 60.

Tennessee

Immediate and future opportunitiesto join a dynamic physician-ownedmultispecialty group in the sceniccities of Chattanooga and Cleveland.Excellent salary, benefits, and partner-ship offered. Please call SueMasterson at (800) 405-5995 or faxresume in confidence to (423) 870-5243.

Texas

Austin -BC/BE pediatrician need-ed for busy, established practice.Call 1:4. Salary, plus bonus, leading topartnership. Call or send CV withcover to : Jane Vogt, (800) 546-0954,I.D. #3691, 222 S. Central Ave., Suite700, St. Louis, MO 63105; fax (314)726-3009.

Montana

Rocky Mountains: Enjoy quality of lifein the great outdoors while practicingin a ready-made pediatrics practice.No competition or managed care. Call1:4-5. Contact Betsy Wegusen, (800)546-0954, I.D. 3997, or fax CV to (314)726-3009.

New JerseyPL-2 -We are recruiting an addition-al PL-2, July 1996, at UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson MedicalSchool, New Brunswick, N.J. This uni-versity program has 35 residents,fellowships, and a large faculty. Mustpass NBME, USMLE or FLEX to bepromoted to PL-3. To apply contact:Barbara Snyder, M.D., Program Direc-tor, Department of Pediatrics,UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Med-ical School, CN-19, New Brunswick,NJ 08903-001 9. Phone: 908-235-7883. The University of Medicine andDentistry of New Jersey is an Affirma-tive Action / Equal OpportunityEmployer, m/f/d/v, and a member ofthe University Health System of NewJersey.

New Mexico

Northern New Mexico -Third pedi-atrician, flexible schedule, qualitycomprehensive care, 23 years dedi-cated stable office staff. Historic scenicarea. Friendly people, casual, lifestyle,low-cost living. Highlands University,International College. Beautiful moun-tainous area, skiing, hiking, fishing,mild dry climate. Santa Fe (1 hour),Albuquerque (2 hours). Contact:George Bunch, M.D./Karen Sterling,M.D., 501 7th Street, Las Vegas, NM87701; (505) 425-3566.

North Carolina

Pediatrician, 13C/13E sought for thriv-ing 5-person practice in coastal NorthCarolina, near historic Outer Banksand Albermarle Sound. Send CV to:Dr. Sarah W. Hudson, 102 Medical Dr.,Suite B, Elizabeth City, NC 27909.

Position Open: We are seeking 2pediatricians to join an 8-membergroup. Desirable primary care prac-tice with sick child referral base fromwestern North Carolina. Outstandingmedical community with regional refer-ral, tertiary care hospital with level IIInursery staffed by 3 full-time neonatol-ogists, and pediatric intensive careunit staffed by 2 full-time pediatricintensivists. There is also the opportu-nity for teaching in family practice andOB/GYN residency programs. Ourpractice is located in Asheville, N.C., asmall to medium size city, located inthe beautiful Blue Ridge Mountainswhich offers a wide variety of culturaland recreational opportunities, as wellas a mild seasonal climate. Competi-tive compensation package. ContactVivian Byas, Manager, (704) 254-5320.

Beautiful Charlotte, North Carolina!Two exciting pediatric opportunitiesexist: 1 ) Join two pediatricians in aneighborhood satellite practice settingsituated in a vibrant Charlotte suburb;or, 2) practice in a large MSG environ-ment! Both offer beautiful, modernfacilities, shared call coverage and acomprehensive salary and benefitspackage. For more details, please con-tact: Henry Rienstra or Mark Halik(800) 444-21 59.

San Antonio: Pediatric EmergencyMedicine - excellent opportunity atthis Level II Children's Hospital. EDhas 35,000 visits annually. BC/BEpediatrics, fellowship trained in pedi-atric emergency medicine a plus.Competitive remuneration and paidmalpractice insurance. Contact: SheriGibbs, Acute Care Specialists, (800)422-3672, ext. 7644; fax CV to (305)424-3270.

Wichita Falls -Opportunity forBC/BE pediatrician to join a progres-sive multispecialty group. Affiliate withthe area's leading hospital with 2,000deliveries per year. One in five callarrangement. Compensation packageof $130,000 plus benefits. Contact JeffHerdelin at (800) 626-1857; SPSA,Suite 250, Browenton Place, 2000Warrington Way, Louisville, KY 40222;fax (502) 426-0037.

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Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaBoard certified/Board eligible General Pediatricians for rapidlyexpanding network of community-based Primary Pediatrics practicesdeveloped by St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, the PediatricProgram of The Medical College of Pennsylvania and HahnemannUniversity School of Medicine. The successful pediatricians willpractice in urban and suburban locations in Philadelphia and theDelaware Valley region, and possess skills to consult with school-based health programs and teach community pediatrics to medicalstudents and residents. Faculty rank dependent on experience. Sendresponse to:

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VirginiaRiverside Regional Medical Centerin Newport News,Virginia, is current-ly recruiting for a Board Eligible/BoardCertified pediatrician to join RiversidePediatrics, a group of eight physicians.Responsibilities include clinical prac-tice in one of the three newlyconstructed Pediatric AmbulatoryCenters, and inpatient coverage forthese patients. Additionally, this groupprovides the pediatric education forthe hospital-based Family Medicineand Transitional Residency programs.This is an excellent opportunity forsomeone interested in combining acareer in clinical and academic medi-cine, while living in one of Virginia'smost attractive areas. Contact: RosaFuste, M.D., Riverside Pediatric Cen-ter, 316 Main Street, Newport News,VA 23601; (804) 594-3324.

WashingtonSouthwest -Five-pediatrician groupseeks BC/BE pediatrician. Excellentschools. Ocean, mountains; Portland,Ore., 30-60 minutes away. Contact:Kathleen Schatzel, M.D., Child andAdolescent Clinic, 971 1 1 th Avenue,Longview, WA 98632; (360) 577-1771.

S74me.rii:-,n S;cade'm of_57ed>alpr;cs, younyg noesbzgalorJesearcw5ratr19The AAP offers a NEW Research Grant for basic or clinical research by promising young investigators in the area of Genetics and aft DfeThe applicant should be in a genetics or birth defects.training program or have completed training within 3 years of the application deadlfine.: X ashould be a post-residency fellow, candidate fellow or full fellow of the AAP. t>In making its selection, a special committee will review submitted materials for originality, scientific merit, succinctness and relevance. The-receive a grant-in-aid of $20,000 and will be invited to present this work at the AAP Spring National Meeting, May 10-14, 1997, in San Diego. iThe 1997 Young Investigator Research Grant is supported by an educational grant from Sigma-Tau Pharmaceuticals, Inc.XThe deadline for submission is June 3, 1996. For more information about this opportunity which includes application procedures and a copy of teapplication form, please contact:Young Investigator Research Grant, c/o Jackie Bucko, Sections Manager, American Academy of Pediatrics, Department of Education, 141 Northwest FBoulevard, Elk Grove Village, Illinois 60007, (800) 433-9016 extension 6759 'A

The Royal Children's Hospital in Brisbane, Queensland seeks a Director toestablish a newly-funded State-wide Pediatric Rehabilitation Service and tofurther develop high quality clinical and research programs particularly inareas of spinal disabilibes, acquired brain injuries, limb deficiency, burnsand neuromuscular disorders.The Service will be comprehensive including medical, nursing, allied healthand physical science. It is expected to develop close linkages withcommunity health services, regional hospitals and schools and to be ateaching and training resource for pediatric rehabilitation practitioners.The Royal Children's is the state's major pediatric teaching hospitalaffiliated with the University of Queensland.Initial appointment will be for 5 years. Essential qualifications are a medicaldegree pls appropriate qualifications in' both pediatrics and rehabilitationregistrable with the Medical Board of Queensland.Remuneration package: Salary SA80,000 - $Al100,000 with right ofprivate practice to $A35,000, plus car and telecommunications equipment.Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia's fastest growing "'SunshineState", has a magnificent climate, beautful beaches, cultural diversity,excellent schools and universities and is the gateway to theGreat Barrier Reef.To apply: Please send CV to Dr Bob McCrossin, Medical ,IASuperintendent, Royal Children's Hospital, Herston, =Queensland 4029, Australia Tel: +617 3253 8261Fax: +617 3253 1977. T

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Florida and Virginia -Hospital-based pediatricians and neo-natologists for fulfilling and gratifyingcareers. Very attractive call schedulesoffering participation in all areas ofpediatric or neonatology practice. Highquality, subspeciality support. Oppor-tunities in areas of high geographicdesirability. Children's Hospital Ser-vices offers an outstanding employeecompensation package, including fullbenefits and professional liability insur-ance. Contact: Dee Crum, Children'sHospital Services, Inc., 8551 W. Sun-rise Blvd., Suite #304, Plantation, FL33322; (800) 300-5232; fax (305) 236-3344. AA/EOE, M/F.

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Medical Communications & Health Reporting Conference*April 25-28, 1996

The Crowne Plaza - Miami, Florida

The annual Medical Communications and Health Reporting conference is a unique training and networking eventdesigned for medical professionals who communicate complex medical and health care information to the public.From on-camera coaching to demonstrations of the latest technologies, the Medical Communications and HealthReporting Confere'nce enables participants to expand their ability to communicate, listen and present - in any medium.

Workshops are offered at introductory and advanced levels in writing, presenting, learning to read a tele-prompter,"packaging" news stories, and speechmaking essentials, including delivery, using visuals, fielding questions andbooking speaking engagements.

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International Health Trainingin Complex Humanitarian EmergenciesOrganization and skiLL training for care of children and families designedfor pediatricians, primary health providers, NGO relief professionaL andmental health professionals

July 8-13, 1996 * Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine * Cleveland, Ohio

After attending this program participants will be able to:* Identify the most important problems and priorities in complex humanitarian emergencies

* Identify organizations most frequently involved in providing help in complex humanitarianemergencies and define their roles and strengths

* Do emergency nutritional assessments

* Complete health profiles on refugee groups and plan interventions based on results

* Define common psychosocial issues and the means of addressing them

* List basic points of international law including the Geneva Conventions that relate to allpersons involved in complex humanitarian emergencies

* List security issues that are important in complex humanitarian emergencies

* Practice skills in conflict resolution, negotiation, cross cultural communication andbarefoot language learning

Faculty include: Frederick M. Burkle, Jr., M.D., MPH, FAAP;- Scott Lillibridge, M.D.; Les Roberts,Ph.D.; Col. Robert MacPherson, USMC (ret.); Karen Olness, M.D., FAAP;- Charles Kegley, Ph.D.; EricKodish. M.D., FAAP;- Sana Loue, Ph.D.; Mary O'Connor, M.D., MPH, FAAP;- Sharon Scincariello, Ph.D.

Maximum enrollment 60. Tuition $500; limited tuition assistance may be available. Dormitory andhotel housing are available.

For information contact: Karen Olness, M.D., Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital, 11100 EuclidAve., Cleveland, OH 44106; phone (216) 368-0072; fax (216) 368-0116; e-mail kno@po.cwru.edu

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