Washingtonian Top Docs issue is out – and several of our docs are featured

We’re proud to announce that many of our docs were named “Top Doctors” in the November issue of Washingtonian Magazine.  We covered a broad range of fields, including Allergy and Immunology, Endocrine, Family Medicine, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Geriatrics, Infertility, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Oncology and Hematology, Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology (ENT), Pediatrics, Plastic Surgery, Pulmonology, Radiation Therapy, and Rheumatology.  Not bad for a small group of women who get together to get things done!

Here is the list:

Allergy

Rachel Schreiber

Breast Surgery

Nancy Markus

Dermatology

Maral Skelsy

Endocrine

Jill Paulson

Family Medicine

Mindi Cohen

Lynda Goldberg

Carolyn O’Conor

Gastroenterology

Julia KorenmanAnn

Marie Stephenson

General Surgery

Tuesday Cook

Geriatrics

Aimee Seidman

Infertility

Rafat Abbasi

Internal Medicine

Lucy Chang

Julie Fox

Aruna Nathan

Aimee Seidman

Linda Yau

Interventional Radiology

Zahide Erkmen

Obstetrics/Gynecology

Naureen Alam

Marilyn Jerome

Diane Laurin

Cara Simmonds

Thu Tran

Oncology/Hematology

Chitra Rajagopal

Ophthalmology

Holly Gross

Otolaryngology/ENT

Valerie Asher 

Pediatrics

Avneet Bawa

Plastic Surgery 

Kathy Huang

Psychiatry

Suzan Song

Pulmonology

Marsha Seidelman

Rheumatology

Emma Dilorio

In addition, Dr. Linda Yau and Dr. Ann Marie Stephenson had individual photos on the cover and in the article, with some personal anecdotes.  Linda tells of how she diagnosed her father with CML before his doctor did.  Fortunately he was treated promptly and had an excellent outcome. Ann Marie told about her passion for becoming a doctor, starting at age ten, leading her to spend a thousand hours as a candy striper.  

Congratulations to our special stars and all the doctors on the list.  As they explain at the beginning of the article,” …Plenty of wonderful physicians don’t make it onto the list…” for a variety of reasons.  As the authors do, “…we recommend that you use your good judgment when picking a doctor and that you see physicians with whom you feel comfortable.”

In good health …