Executive Committee
2012-2013
Scott R Schoem, MD FAAP
Chairperson
Charles Bower, MD FAAP
Chair-elect
Stacey L Ishman, MD FAAP
John E McClay, MD FAAP
Diego Preciado, MD PhD FAAP
Kristina W Rosbe, MD FAAP
Steven E Sobol, MD FAAP
David Walner, MD FAAP
David H Darrow, MD FAAP
Immediate Past Chairperson
Staff
Vivian Thorne, Manager
Div Hospital & Surgical Services
847/434-7669
vthorne@aap.org
What is a Pediatric
Otolaryngologist?
If your child needs surgical or
complex medical treatment for
illnesses or problems affecting
the ear, nose or throat, a pedi-
atric otolaryngologist has the
experience and qualifications
to treat your child.
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What's New?
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 Pediatric Otolaryngology
AAP Section on Otolaryngology-
Head and Neck Surgery
Edited by Scott R. Schoem, MD,
FAAP, and David H. Darrow, MD,
DDS, FAAP
Pediatric Otolaryngology gives you one place to
look for expert help with virtually any commonly
encountered pediatric ENT condition.
Information and Purchase |
SOOHNS Membership
Membership in the Section on
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery is
open to physicians boarded by the
American Board of Otolaryngology
who devote 75% of their practice to the care of
infants, children, adolescents and young
young adults under the age of 21.
Questions?
Call the AAP Customer Service Center at
866/THE-AAP1, or 866/843-2271
Section Criteria 
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The Section on Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, founded in 1977, is dedicated to improving the care of infants, children, adolescents and young adults by providing an educational forum for the discussion of problems and treatments related to otolaryngology-head and neck surgery in children.
The Section is governed by an executive committee consisting of seven section members including a section chairperson and chair-elect. The Section Executive Committee meets at the National Conference & Exhibition
(NCE), which is held in the fall, and at ASPO in the spring. The Section has a business meeting, educational program and banquet at the NCE as well. The Section proposes educational topics for seminars and plenary sessions that would be of interest to the general pediatrician. The Section acts as an expert resource to the AAP by providing assistance to policy-creating bodies. Section members review policy statements, brochures, and other AAP publications related to otolaryngologic problems in children. |
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