Pediatric Naturopathic Organization Formed

2010 | July, Naturopathic News

Pediatric Naturopathic Organization Formed

This August, the Pediatric Association of Naturopathic Physicians (PedANP) will be presenting its bylaws to the AANP House of Delegates with hopes of becoming the next affiliate of the AANP.

The intent of the organization is to disseminate knowledge and increase exposure of pediatric medicine education to the naturopathic community and within naturopathic medicine programs by providing webinars and continuing education credits for PedANP members. The PedANP will also work to increase opportunities for more pediatric residencies and pediatric research, and bridge the gap between conventional and naturopathic pediatric medicine. The executive board consists of prominent physicians and leaders in the area of pediatric medicine within the profession.

Membership will open at the AANP’s annual conference in Portland. In addition to the continuing education webinars, members will have access to experts in the field of pediatric naturopathic medicine and files for practice building. All NDs and students will be welcome to join.

The PedANP will benefit both those interested in specializing in pediatrics as well as family practitioners who want extra education for their pediatric patients. Watch for the September pediatric issue of NDNR to read an Association Spotlight on the PedANP.

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