Recommend a pediatrician?

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MsMove

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Hi,

Can anyone recommend a good pediatrician in Waldorf? I need an appointment for my 9 year old son, we just moved here, and I would rather have a recommendation than pick someone out of the phone book.

Thanks!
 
emma1606

emma1606

New Member
MsMove said:
Hi,

Can anyone recommend a good pediatrician in Waldorf? I need an appointment for my 9 year old son, we just moved here, and I would rather have a recommendation than pick someone out of the phone book.

Thanks!
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Dr. Abney, Dr. Campbell or PA Jackie all at Cambridge Pediatricians on Old Washington Road. All amazing (301) 645-1133 - Cambridge Pediatrics, LLC

We switched from Smith & Guarinello because the wait times were too long and Cambridge are open from 7am to 9pm M-Thur and then 7-4.30 on Friday.
 
SOMDRAVEN

SOMDRAVEN

Big Dog Daddy
Been going here for 6 years. Great doctor.

Miller, Robert E MD - Pediatric & Adolescent Med
(301) 645-6165
11315 Pembrooke Sq, #110, Waldorf, MD 20603
 
lovinmaryland

lovinmaryland

Well-Known Member
MarylandMark said:
Jamie Reidy MSN, CPNP, CWHNP
Certified Nurse Practitioner: Pediatrics & Women's Health

She is in La Plata but worth the drive! Check out this resume:

Resume

(disclosure: she's my wife so I may be a little biased)
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:yeahthat:

She is not my wife, but she is awesome! We drive from Leonardtown to see her :smile:
 
onel0126

onel0126

Bead mumbler
MarylandMark said:
Jamie Reidy MSN, CPNP, CWHNP
Certified Nurse Practitioner: Pediatrics & Women's Health

She is in La Plata but worth the drive! Check out this resume:

Resume

(disclosure: she's my wife so I may be a little biased)
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No offense, as my wife is a CPNP too, but the OP aked for an MD. I left a practise because they relied too heavily on a CPNP. Plus, when I take a sick child to a the doctors, I want (and pay for) a physician. Allergy shots and school physicals--CPNP are fine though.
 
lovinmaryland

lovinmaryland

Well-Known Member
onel0126 said:
No offense, as my wife is a CPNP too, but the OP aked for an MD. I left a practise because they relied too heavily on a CPNP. Plus, when I take a sick child to a the doctors, I want (and pay for) a physician. Allergy shots and school physicals--CPNP are fine though.
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The office she is at there is also a MD there Dr James Harring. But I still prefer to see Jaime :)
 
onel0126

onel0126

Bead mumbler
Extremely interesting perspective to say the least; especially with your wife being a CPNP.

That was for my wife who clearly is not reading the boards today :buddies:
 
onel0126

onel0126

Bead mumbler
MarylandMark said:
You got me!

I was thinking about your comment my whole ride home (4 miles but still...). I'm very interested in perspectives between MD/NP/PA's and have actually been thinking about starting a topic on this very subject for quite some time. Did you really leave your "Doctors" office because of NP's? Wait, respond on my new topic here.
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I did. Long story short, we found a lump in one of my children's throat. Took to pediatrician, CNP sent us away scared to death with the advice to seek an oncology appointment immediately. It turned out to be just freakin' mono!
 
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rich70

STEELERS NATION!!
I've used Dr.'s Smith and Guarinello for both of my kids. They are very good. I have no complaints from them.
 
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