We’re pleased to announce that we now have a Chapter 3 video, “Why Chapter Membership Matters.” It was debuted at the AAP’s Annual Leadership Forum in Itasca, IL in March, and was featured in the AAP’s Chapter Leader Link earlier this week. Thank you to all of our members who participated in the video, and […]
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Here’s what you missed at the May 10, 2017 CPT Update, organized by Chapters 2 and 3 members in the Section on Office and Practice Management.
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), Division of Family and Child Health’s Bureau of Early Intervention is pleased to announce that the Early Intervention Clinicians’ Guide is posted on the NYC DOHMH website. The Bureau will be mailing the Guide to NYC pediatric providers. The Bureau of Early Intervention would […]
Welcome to the New York Chapter 3 Website The American Academy of Pediatrics, founded in 1930, unites pediatricians throughout the Americas to ensure for all young people the attainment of their full potential for physical, emotional, and social health. To this end, the Academy dedicates its resources to professional education, advocacy for children, representation of […]
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“I’ve learned that I like those multi-disciplinary collaborations and that it takes that to do effective work.” Read more about Dr. Sheffield’s path to advocacy here.
“There are double-edged swords, but you have to figure out how to walk into dangerous territory with your values, and your beliefs, and your data intact.” Read more about Dr. Kleinman’s path to advocacy here.
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“It makes a difference when you can talk about your own experiences. They hear from a lot of people, but sometimes there’s that one vignette from a story that they’ll grab on to.” Read more about Dr. Legano’s path to advocacy here.
