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Subspecialty and Expertise in Radiology: MSK, Neuroradiology, Interventional

Radiology Residency and Fellowship: U of AZ residency, U of A fellowships in neuroradiology and interventional

Undergraduate, Medical School, and Graduate School (Degrees, Major, and Institution): Weber State U, BS; U of UT medical school, MD

Clinical, Academic, or Industry Experience: Private radiology group practice for 22 y, solo practice 1 y

Clinical, academic, research, or business interests within radiology: Main interests currently are MSK and Neuro imaging with MRI, but experienced and competent in almost all areas of diagnostic imaging.

Publications, Honors, and Awards: Cowinner "BREG Excellence in Research Award for 1995" presented by the Sports Physical Therapy Section, Physician-Therapist Team Concept, 16th Annual Conference, Dallas, TX November 3-5, 1995

Child DD, Newell JC, Bjelland JC, Sparks RP. Radiographic findings of pulmonary coccidioidomycosis in neonates and infants. American Journal of Roentgenology 145:261-263, 1995

Doucette SA, Child DD. The effect of open and close chain exercise and knee joint position on patellar tracking in lateral patellar compression syndrome. Journal of Othopedics and Sports Physical Therapy 23(2):104-110, 1996

Professional and Society Memberships: American Association of Physicians and Surgeons

Personal interests and hobbies: Internal and external rifle ballistics, road biking (former racer), weight training, hunting, fishing and spending time with my family

Additional description or bio about me:: I am a self reliant person that keeps up with my chosen specialty. I work well with referring clinicians, fellow radiologists and patients. I have served in many leadership positions throughout my career and would be willing to step into a leadership role, if needed. I have an untainted practice record with no successful lawsuits or settlements and no adverse actions by hospitals, state boards, etc. I am in excellent health and am used

Job preferences (location, salary, type of job, or other info): ID, MT and UT preferred, but will look at AZ and WY. Prefer a collegial, hard working partnership with 4 to 10 radiologists, primarily hospital based. Pay appropriate for the work involved.