Our Priorites
Poverty and Child Health
Early Brain and Child Development
Early Brain and Child Development
In response to the growing number of children living in poverty, we are committed to increasing access to quality health care for uninsured and underinsured children, addressing childhood obesity and food insecurity, improving nutrition and physical activity, and serving the mental and behavioral health needs of Arizona children.
Early Brain and Child Development
Early Brain and Child Development
Early Brain and Child Development
Since we know that 90% of a child’s brain is developed by age 5, we are dedicated to promoting early literacy and school readiness, ensuring that all children receive optimal developmental screenings, creating standards for health in all preschool and childcare centers, and reducing adverse childhood experiences and trauma.
Quality of Care and Child Safety
Early Brain and Child Development
Quality of Care and Child Safety
For the reason all children deserve to be safe, healthy and protected, we are compelled to influence laws and policies to help prevent child deaths, implement strategies for pediatric disaster and emergency preparedness, and ensure all newborns receive screenings to diagnose and treat rare genetic disorders.
Advocacy
Member Support and Community
Member Support and Community
AzAAP works year-round to educate and engage policy-makers on issues important to pediatric professionals. Serve as a spokesperson or advocate on behalf of Arizona children and pediatric professionals at the state and national level, and receive timely notification of important legislative updates and instructions on how you can act on pr
AzAAP works year-round to educate and engage policy-makers on issues important to pediatric professionals. Serve as a spokesperson or advocate on behalf of Arizona children and pediatric professionals at the state and national level, and receive timely notification of important legislative updates and instructions on how you can act on proposed legislation that can impact your business, profession and the children you serve.
Member Support and Community
Member Support and Community
Member Support and Community
Members can connect with peers on programs and committees comprised of pediatricians and expert guests who have similar interests, receive invitations to attend local conferences and networking events, connect with members through AzAAP’s ListServ, newsmagazine and website, and receive business support and discounts through preferred vendors.
Continuing Medical Education
Member Support and Community
Continuing Medical Education
Aspiring to the highest standards, AzAAP provides the latest evidence-based and current recommended guidelines to our members. Receive exclusive invitations and discounted registration fees to Arizona-focused Continuing Medical Education conferences and certification activities, and access web-based educational materials and toolkits.
The Arizona Pediatric Infectious Disease Training Center supports healthcare professionals by providing timely information and resources as they provide care and counseling to patients and families, both in-person and through virtual telehealth settings. The Training Center is the home for a broad range of infectious disease related resources, webinars, podcasts, and toolkits, and serves as a resource to help AzAAP members address concerns and safely provide care to patients.
Special features
Register Now
Join us for our 46th Annual Pediatrics in the Red Rocks (PIRR) Conference taking place July 21- 23 at the Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock
Keeping Kids Connected to Care
AzAAP’s Medicaid and CHIP toolkit provides step-by-step instructions, detailing what information your patients and families will need to apply for Medicaid and KidsCare
Back to the Office Campaign
Help get patients and families Back to the Office during the pandemic with this social media toolkit with easy to use resources
Don't Wake Up to a Tragedy
Infant Safe Sleep Campaign and Toolkit for Providers and Parents
Adolescent Consent and Confidentiality Toolkit
Access the guide for Arizona health care clinicians with current methodologies in engaging adolescents and family members in health care decision-making
Read Our Joint Statement
Arizona healthcare stakeholders stand united on protecting
core principles of medicine