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The Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AzAAP) 48th Annual Pediatrics in the Red Rocks (PIRR) Conference in Sedona, Arizona.
Purpose: Pediatrics in the Red Rocks is a well-respected educational event attended by Arizona's pediatric community. The conference is a three day post-graduate course held in beautiful Sedona, AZ, which combines lectures, case presentations, question and answer sessions, and workshops with time for informal interaction with the guest faculty and peers. The conference has been designed with the goal to develop, maintain, and increase the knowledge, skills, and professional performance of pediatric healthcare professionals (including general pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, residents/fellows, nurses, and physician assistants) by providing them with the highest quality, most relevant and accessible educational experiences possible.
Target Audience: The course is ideal for primary care pediatricians, pediatric hospitalists, pediatrics subspecialists, hospital and university faculty, residents, medical students, or nurse practitioners.
Date: June 27 - 29, 2025
Location: Hilton Resort at Bell Rock in Sedona, Arizona
Conference Brochure
View the brochure for an outline of courses, learning objectives, and special activities being held in conjunction with the conference including exhibit hall, receptions, poster gallery, and AzAAP's member luncheon.
Meet The Experts
Brittney DiMaggio, MD
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Brittney DiMaggio, MD
Presenting: Practical Guide to the Evaluation of Short Stature, Pharmacological Management of Obesity
Jacquelin Esque, MD
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Brittney DiMaggio, MD
Presenting: "Am I Okay!?": Diagnosing and Treating Anxiety Disorders in Children and Teens, Taruma Informed Care for Pediatric Patients, "Help, My Teen is Cutting!": A Comprehensive Approach to Safety Concerns in Adolescents
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Presenting: Because All We Have Is Each Other: Why Child Health Professionals Must Be Effective Advocates for Kids, How To Make A Difference: A Tool To Help You Become a More Effective Advocate For Your Community, Saving the Babies We Helped Get Here: What Every Child Advocate Needs To Know About Safe Infant Sleep, Confessions of a Car Se
Presenting: Because All We Have Is Each Other: Why Child Health Professionals Must Be Effective Advocates for Kids, How To Make A Difference: A Tool To Help You Become a More Effective Advocate For Your Community, Saving the Babies We Helped Get Here: What Every Child Advocate Needs To Know About Safe Infant Sleep, Confessions of a Car Seat Nerd: What You Still Don't Know About Child Passenger Safety
Chad McWhinnie, Ph. D.
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP
Presenting: "Help, My Teen is Cutting!": A Comprehensive Approach to Safety Concerns in Adolescents
Cherisse Mecham, MD
Reena Rastogi, MD, FAHS
Reena Rastogi, MD, FAHS
Presenting: Disaster Preparedness for the Outpatient Pediatrician, Where's the Panic Button? Managing Emergencies that Present to the Pediatric Office, From Stuck to Stitch: Mastering Foreign Body Removal and Laceration Repair Techniques in Pediatric Care
Reena Rastogi, MD, FAHS
Reena Rastogi, MD, FAHS
Reena Rastogi, MD, FAHS
Presenting: First Contact: Migraine in Pediatrics, Concussion and Postconcussion Syndrome: What is it? How do you treat? When do you refer?, Neurology 101 Jeopardy
Sheena Sharma, MD
Reena Rastogi, MD, FAHS
Sheena Sharma, MD
Presenting: The Nuts and Bolts of Hypertension, Examination of the Urine, Understanding Abnormal Renal Imaging
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