Contemporary Practice as a Board-Certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist: A Practice Analysis

Lisa K Kenyon1, Robin L Dole, Kiley C Gibbs

  • 1Grand Valley State University (Dr Kenyon), Grand Rapids, Michigan; Widener University (Dr Dole), Chester, Pennsylvania; KCG Pediatric Physical Therapy (Dr Gibbs), Sterling, Virginia; University of Mary (Dr Lundeen), Bismarck, North Dakota; Concordia University (Dr Barnhart), Mequon, Wisconsin; University of Texas Medical Branch (Drs Farroni and Wild), Galveston, Texas; University of Miami (Dr Moore), Miami, Florida; Driscoll Children's Hospital (Dr Garcia), Corpus Christi, Texas.

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