Pediatric Trauma

Nov 15, 2014

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Pediatric Trauma. By Erik Schobitz, MD Pediatric Emergency Medical Director Shady Grove Adventist Hospital You are invited to the MMC ENA Meeting on Tuesday, March 18 th At 7 PM

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Pediatric Trauma By Erik Schobitz, MD Pediatric Emergency Medical Director Shady Grove Adventist Hospital You are invited to the MMC ENA Meeting on Tuesday, March 18th At 7 PM in the Birch Room at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital to enjoy this topic, light refreshments and our professional meeting. Free CEUs. See you there! RSVP to Pam Fox foxprn@erols.com for free hospital parking passes by Sunday, March 16th

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